2015年1月24日 星期六

2015-01-25 Tanzania Health


LOCAL PERSONALITIES WEIGH IN   
The Swazi Observer
The government recently announced that it was now official that people living with albinism are now to be classified under citizens of this country with disabilities. There are mixed feelings about this from many people, therefore SCENE posed a question to ...

2015-01-25 Tanzania Science


9NEWS.com
   
Giant space rock to pass Earth Jan. 26-27   
Asheboro Courier Tribune
Early next week, a large asteroid named 2004 BL86 will fly past the Earth. There's no danger of a collision, but NASA radars will be monitoring the mountain-sized space rock as it passes by 745,000 miles away. At one-third of a mile across, the size has been ...

2015-01-25 Tanzania Sports


Sportal.com.au
   
Bouchard moves into quarterfinals at Australian Open   
San Francisco Chronicle
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Eugenie Bouchard returned to the Australian Open quarterfinals with a win that was far from routine on Sunday. The 20-year-old Canadian, who reached the semifinals or better at the first three Grand Slam tournaments last ...

2015-01-25 Tanzania Entertainment


CNNMoney
   
#HeForShe campaign goes corporate   
CNNMoney
The gender equality campaign HeForShe, which gained widespread attention in September, is taking on a corporate hue. The United Nations-backed campaign went viral last year on Twitter (TWTR, Tech30) after actress Emma Watson made an impassioned ...

2015-01-25 Tanzania Technology


Forbes
   
Eric Schmidt's Quite Right The Internet Will Disappear; All Technologies Do As ...   
Forbes
Google's Chairman, Eric Schmidt, rather caused a few heads to explode at the World Economic Forum at Davos when he said that the internet will disappear. No, don't worry, he's not arguing that our vital supply of cat pictures is about to disappear. Rather ...

2015-01-25 Tanzania Business


Farmers to gain from banana, potatoes drive   
Daily News
A PROGRAMME aiming to assist banana and sweet potato growers in Tanzania, Uganda and Ethiopia in securing reliable markets was launched here, targeting to benefit nearly 100,000 families in Tanzania alone. The four-year initiative dubbed 'SeFaMaCo ...

2015-01-25 Tanzania World


Belfast Telegraph
   
Japan hostage father still hopeful   
Belfast Telegraph
The father of the Japanese hostage purportedly killed by Islamic State (IS) militants says he is hoping deep in his heart that the news is not true. Also in this Section. No bombs found on 'threat' planes · Two US planes hit by bomb threat · World leaders head to ...