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Tanzania Aims to End Rabies by 2030CEFR A2

29 Sept 2025

Adapted from Syriacus Buguzi, SciDev CC BY 2.0

Photo by bradford zak, Unsplash

AI-assisted adaptation of the original article, simplified for language learners.

Tanzania faces a problem with rabies, especially from dog bites. Each year, many children and adults are affected by this disease. Rabies can be deadly, but vaccination helps prevent it.

The government aims to reduce rabies deaths by half by 2030. Groups in Tanzania are working hard to vaccinate dogs to stop the spread of the disease.

People in rural areas often do not know about rabies. Educating them is important to encourage dog vaccination.

Difficult words

  • rabiesa dangerous disease from animals.
    rabies deaths
  • vaccinationa shot to prevent illness.
    vaccinate
  • childrenyoung people, usually under 18.
  • diseasean illness that affects health.
  • governmentthe group that runs a country.
  • spreadto move from one place to another.

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Discussion questions

  • Why is educating rural areas about rabies important?
  • How can dog vaccination help communities?
  • What steps could be taken to support the government's goals?

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