India, Dec. 1 -- Tanzania has rolled out a nationwide livestock vaccination campaign targeting millions of cattle, goats, sheep and chickens.

The five-year drive aims to curb zoonotic and transboundary diseases including anthrax, FMD and Rift Valley Fever.

Veterinary teams are expanding outreach to pastoral and remote communities, where disease burdens are highest.

Officials say the programme will improve food security, strengthen export readiness and help farmers adapt to climate pressures.

As climate pressures reshape disease patterns across East Africa, Tanzania is betting on a mass livestock vaccination drive to bolster rural resilience. Veterinary teams are fanning out across the country's remote highlands as the government inten...