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World Bank-Funded Project Saves Tanzania’s Port City

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The World Bank-funded Msimbazi Basin Development Project aims to turn Dar es Salaam’s flood-prone areas into a climate-resilient green park. Credit: Kizito Makoye/IPS By Kizito MakoyeDAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, Jul 24 2025 (IPS) When the rains pounded through the night, 44-year-old Teresia Katimba clutched her rosary and prayed silently, her fingers trembling with each whispered Hail Mary. A devout Catholic and mother of four, she stayed awake, hud…

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World Bank-Funded Project Saves Tanzania’s Port City

The World Bank-funded Msimbazi Basin Development Project aims to turn Dar es Salaam’s flood-prone areas into a climate-resilient green park. Credit: Kizito Makoye/IPS By Kizito MakoyeDAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania, Jul 24 2025 (IPS) When the rains pounded through the night, 44-year-old Teresia Katimba clutched her rosary and prayed silently, her fingers trembling with each whispered Hail Mary. A devout Catholic and mother of four, she stayed awake, hud…

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IPS broke the news in Rome, Italy on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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