Hellen Nachilongo is a journalist at MCL. She covers a diverse range of topics including business and economics, transportation and mobility, as well as climate change and health. Hellen's work has been featured in MSN and The Citizen Newspaper.
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Tanzania (National)
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Hellen's coverage primarily focuses on local Tanzanian issues such as infrastructure, transportation, weather, and conservation. She seems to be particularly interested in government announcements and press releases regarding these topics.
Given her focus on local news, she would likely respond well to pitches that provide insights or updates related to Tanzanian infrastructure projects, transportation developments in Dar Es Salaam, climate-related issues affecting Tanzania including rainfall patterns and environmental conservation efforts. Additionally, stories related to gender-based violence and initiatives aimed at improving the conditions of domestic workers may also resonate with her audience.
It appears that Hellen does not have a specific geographic focus beyond Tanzania but keeps a keen eye on local developments within the country.
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Dar es Salaam. The World Health Organization (WHO) is set to launch a new global roadmap to help countries strengthen laws, policies and safety
By: Hellen Nachilongo
Dar es Salaam. Tanzanian seaweed producer C-Weed Mwani and its founder, Murtaza "Morty" Fazal, have been recognised for their contribution to the country's blue economy and efforts to improve livelihoods in coastal communities.
By: Hellen Nachilongo
African governments have been urged to invest in digital infrastructure, research and skills development to unlock the economic potential of artificial intelligence (AI) while ensuring the...
By: Hellen Nachilongo
Kibaha. Public institutions must abandon the "business as usual" approach and embrace innovation, accountability and performance-driven leadership if Tanzania is to achieve its ambition of becoming a $1 trillion economy by 2050.
By: Hellen Nachilongo
Dar es Salaam. The government has called for stronger collaboration between public institutions, civil society organisations and communities to address rising cases of child abuse, neglect and exploitation.
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania is moving closer to introducing special SIM cards for children as part of a growing global effort to protect minors from online abuse, harmful content and other digital risks.
Dar es Salaam. Outgoing Pakistan High Commissioner to Tanzania Siraj Ahmad Khan has hailed stronger trade, closer diplomatic engagement and growing
By: Hellen Nachilongo
Dar es Salaam. The government has unveiled a series of measures aimed at strengthening Tanzania's preparedness for El Niño and other extreme weather
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania's drive to expand its blue economy is placing mounting pressure on thousands of small-scale fishers, with a new human rights
Dar es Salaam. African governments have been urged to move swiftly from climate forecasts to concrete action after scientists warned there is a 90
