Hon.Lazaro Nyalandu to appear on BBC HARD Talk
The Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Lazaro Nyalandu will today appear on a famous BBC program HARDTalk. Hon. Nyalandu is expected to talk about conservation efforts in Tanzania and the outcome of the recently International Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade in London. He will also discuss on the efforts to maintain a healthy conservation environment in Tanzania and the subsequent effects that will have on other economic sectors such as forestry, mining, agriculture and tourism. .
HARDtalk is the BBC's premier interview programme and airs in 187 countries
across the globe on the BBC World News Channel; and on BBC2 and the BBC News Channel in the UK reaching more than 300 million homes worldwide each week.
The programme is also broadcast on BBC World Service Radio. HARDtalk is a 25-minute, one-on-one interview programme with a reputation for asking insightful questions of the world's leaders, decision makers, thinkers and creatives.
BBC HARD Talk presenter Stephen Sackur is an award winning journalist, previously a news correspondent for the BBC in America and Europe.
Recent guests have included President Moncef Marzouki of Tunisia; President
Paul Kagame of Rwanda, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda; President
Teodoro Obinag of Equatorial Guinea, President U Thein Sein of Burma; US
Secretary of State John Kerry; and the Managing Director of the
International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde, among many others.
-- The Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Hon. Lazaro Nyalandu will today appear on a famous BBC program HARDTalk. Hon. Nyalandu is expected to talk about conservation efforts in Tanzania and the outcome of the recently International Conference on Illegal Wildlife Trade in London. He will also discuss on the efforts to maintain a healthy conservation environment in Tanzania and the subsequent effects that will have on other economic sectors such as forestry, mining, agriculture and tourism. .
HARDtalk is the BBC's premier interview programme and airs in 187 countries
across the globe on the BBC World News Channel; and on BBC2 and the BBC News Channel in the UK reaching more than 300 million homes worldwide each week.
The programme is also broadcast on BBC World Service Radio. HARDtalk is a 25-minute, one-on-one interview programme with a reputation for asking insightful questions of the world's leaders, decision makers, thinkers and creatives.
BBC HARD Talk presenter Stephen Sackur is an award winning journalist, previously a news correspondent for the BBC in America and Europe.
Recent guests have included President Moncef Marzouki of Tunisia; President
Paul Kagame of Rwanda, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda; President
Teodoro Obinag of Equatorial Guinea, President U Thein Sein of Burma; US
Secretary of State John Kerry; and the Managing Director of the
International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde, among many others.
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