Scorpions’ invasion scaring the residents of Ghadames in Libya
While Scorpions get a bad reputation for being deadly, due to the fact that they can all produce venom, most scorpion venom is only harmful to their prey and not dangerous to humans.
President Juvénal Habyarimana, associate, Protais Zigiranyirazo, who was acquitted by Arusha Court, dies in Niger
According to the UN Tribunal Mechanism Registrar, Zigiranyirazo died at his residence in Niamey, in the Republic of Niger.
Defragmenting the Global Aid Architecture in Africa
Less aid to recipient governments undermines local ownership, making it harder to lead their development policies. It may misalign aid with their priorities due to differing external agendas.
Ethiopia launches Sleeper Coach bus services connecting Addis Ababa and Nairobi, Kenya
But when contacted, the Ethiopian Ministry of Transport and Logistic, said they had no information about the new bus service which was supposed to be flagged off in the first or second week of August 2025.
Uganda accused of annexing parts of South Sudan, burning homes and displacing 4000 villagers
It is being stated that the attacks by Ugandan soldiers in the South Sudanese territory have destroyed homes, businesses and farms belonging to more than 3,500 people.
Bank of Tanzania launches self-regulatory approach for Microfinance Service Providers
The Central Bank of Tanzania has adopted a guided self-regulatory approach in partnership with the Microfinance Associations.
Air Tanzania downplays issue of aircraft malfunctioning at the Arusha Airport
It should be remembered that this was the same day that an aircraft which was flying from Wilson Airport in Nairobi, heading to Somalia had crashed into residential buildings killing six people in Kenya.
Neptune Serengeti: A new planet of Luxury over the endless Plains
In November, is when the legendary Wildebeests Migration returns home from Maasai Mara in Kenya to the central parts of the endless Serengeti plains of Tanzania.
During that period in 2025 something new will also…
Kenya, Egypt and Nigeria to ban TikTok. Airtel builds Data center. Vodacom starts 5g calls
But so far it is Egypt which has given TikTok three months to implement the directives or be thrown out as far as Ahmed Badawi, head of the country’s telecoms committee is concerned.
United Nations’ plans to move the UN headquarters from New York to Nairobi, explained
Sources claimed that the United Nations (UN) was in the process of cutting down the overhead costs and that Nairobi was essentially cheaper than New York, while capable of providing almost all the same type of services.