East African Legislative Assembly adopts accounts committee report on previous years’ audits
According to the audited report, the Community operated with a budget of USD 105 million, but actual expenditure reached only USD 72.7 million, resulting in a budget absorption rate of 69 percent.
Knock! Knock! Knock! EU Foreign Affairs delegation lands in Tanzania.
The delegation is made on behalf of Kaja Kallas, who is the European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice President of the European Commission.
Sudan’s conflicts threaten Mycetoma Global Research Hub in Khartoum
Ongoing Chaos threatens to erase decades of research, training and care for thousands of patients.
Africa launches single continent’s currency Marketplace saving USD 5 Billion in trade bottleneck
The Pan-African Payment and Settlement System’s African Currency Marketplace (PACM is a next-generation Financial Market Infrastructure (FMI) out to solve the continent’s longstanding challenge of currency inconvertibility.
M-Pesa gradually losing ground as Airtel Money gains track in East Africa’s digital money transactions
M-Pesa market share, according to the latest Tech Safari report, has been dropping from 97 percent in the fourth quarter of the year 2023 down to 90.8 percent recorded within the first quarter of 2025.
Nyuki Marathon: Racing against bees towards Apimondia
According to the founder and CEO of Worker Bees Africa, Ally Saburi, the Nyuki Marathon features the main 42 kilometers full race, 21 Kilometers half-marathon, 10 kilometers distance and 5 kilometers fun-run.
14 young footballers from Tanzania arrive in Spain for Donosti Cup 2025
The 14 football candidates were selected from the 27 young footballers that qualified with flying colors during the Arusha-held East African Youth Soccer tourney, known as the Chipkizi Cup, organized by the Future Stars Academy
Suriname becomes first country in the Amazon to be declared Malaria Free by World Health Organization
The historic milestone follows nearly 70 years of commitment by the government and people of Suriname to eliminate the disease across its vast rainforests and diverse communities.
Anthrax kills 60 hippos, 27 buffaloes and affects 27 people in DR Congo
It all started in mid-May, when 57-year-old man called Pierre was admitted to a health center in the Lubero area after suffering from severe itching on his right hand, followed by pruritus and a swelling of his forearm.
Eight Immigrants from South Sudan escape Alligator Alcatraz, sent back to Juba
Their expatriation comes after the American courts rejected appeals by eight migrants to halt their deportation under the immigration policies enforced by the administration of the U.S President Donald Trump.