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An op-ed by UK Minister for Africa Mark Simmonds on the illegal wildlife trade that has become a global criminal enterprise.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
UK oil and gas industry delegation visits Tanzania from the 10th – 11th February 2014 to explore growing investment opportunities for British businesses in the country.
The Prince of Wales and The Duke of Cambridge call for an end to the illegal wildlife trade.
In a speech at the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade the Foreign Secretary called for action to save some of the world's most remarkable species.
In a speech at the Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference the Foreign Secretary says it now ranks alongside drugs, arms and people trafficking.
British High Commissioner argues that Tanzania’s huge economic potential can be helped by women and girls getting greater access and having more choice over family planning.
Message from First Minister of Wales in honour of St David’s Day on 1st March.
3 March is World Wildlife Day, an opportunity to highlight further issues around poaching and the Illegal Wildlife Trade.
UK in Tanzania celebrates Commonwealth Week focusing on the importance of education and people to people links.
The Prime Minister’s Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on Ukraine, Europe debate, books for prisoners, energy, strikes and Tanzania.
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