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Anti-drug campaign expanded to public institutions in Tanzania

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Janeth Mushi
Anti-drug campaign expanded to public institutions in Tanzania
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Tanzania's Drugs Control and Enforcement Authority is expanding its anti-drug awareness campaigns to public institutions. The initiative follows reports of government employees using drugs in entertainment venues and aims to educate staff on the health and professional impacts of substance abuse.

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Addressing drug abuse within the public sector is critical for maintaining government integrity and operational efficiency in Tanzania.

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Arusha. The Drugs Control and Enforcement Authority (DCEA) Northern Zone has intensified its fight against drug abuse by expanding awareness campaigns to public institutions, strengthening operations in entertainment venues, and enhancing cooperation with key stakeholders.

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