Tanzania
Israeli agricultural non-profit CultivAid helps support Tanzania’s growing wine industry
Tanzania's commercial wine industry is relatively young by global standards, dating back to the early 1960s when Catholic missionaries introduced modern viticulture around Dodoma.
Grapevine, July 10, 2026: Mixed Irish feelings
Early humans may have begun eating elephants, large animals 1.8 million years ago - study
Officials, friends bid final farewell to former hostage Joshua Loitu Mollel at airport ceremony
Tanzanian student murdered by Hamas buried back home
Tanzanian Hamas Terror Victim to be Laid to Rest With Comfort and Support from Israel
Tanzanian village transformed by US-Israel clean water project
Through a geophysical survey by Innovation: Africa, Water 4 Mercy tapped into an underground aquifer to access freshwater.
Did early humans walk upright in trees? - study
Our earliest ancestors may not have evolved to walk on two feet while on the ground, despite earlier research suggesting that this was the case.
19 dead after plane crash-landed in Tanzania - Tanzanian Prime Minister
A Precision Air flight carrying 43 people made a crash landing into Lake Victoria while attempting to reach a nearby airport in Tanzania.
The Maasai people conquer cell phones, social media and pizza
The Maasai are known as warriors and semi-nomadic cattle-raisers, with a diet mostly consisting of raw meat and dairy from their cattle.
New ambassadors present credentials to Herzog
The Ambassadors of Tanzania, the Republic of Armenia, Austria, Singapore and Kyrgyzstan presented their credentials to President Isaac Herzog.
Exercise can slow your aging process. Here's the proof
We must all move more and lie down less, because even small doses of activity can have a huge impact on the rate at which we age.
How have Israeli-Tanzanian ties changed in the last five years?
DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: Departing Ambassador Job Daudi Masima reflects on the highs and lows of the reforged ties between the countries.
Grapevine December 10, 2021: His eye is on the ball
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Tanzania footprints offer clues on origin of human upright walking
Researchers said on Wednesday a thorough new examination of the fossil footprints has shown that they were made not by a bear, as once believed, but by a hominin.
