All African Cities Go to sleep at night. Except Accra and Lagos.
African Cities are afraid of the dark. This means they close down as soon as the sun settles. However, Accra and Lagos beg to differ.
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China and the United States already laying grounds for 2035 climate action strategies
The meeting was co-led by U.S. Senior Advisor to the President for International Climate Policy John Podesta and China Special Envoy for Climate Change Liu Zhenmin and includes their respective colleagues.
Series of Abductions and Killings drive waves of fear in Tanzania, tainting the country’s image
The horrid killing of an opposition official who was not even an outspoken one has created a wave of uncertainty in the country which three decades ago was seen as peaceful nation.
U.S Secretary of State, Tony Blinken lauds President Ruto for Kenya’s contributions in Haiti
More than 380 Kenyan personnel have arrived in support of the Haitian National Police as part of this mission – with more to come.
Landcruiser beware because the old Landrover Defender 110 is coming back more refined
In Tanzania, the Landrover had been the DeFacto vehicle in conservation, military and the tourism industry before the Japanese filled the latter with Landcruisers.
United States add 1300 kilometers to Lobito Railway Line, extending the corridor from Zambia to Tanzania
Lobito Railway corridor project runs from Angola to Zambia through the Democratic Republic of Congo. It will now stretch to Tanzania.
Zanzibar Born Freddie Mercury remains world singer with most distinctive voice 30 years after his death
Freddie Mercury, the Queen's front man was actually born in Zanzibar, Tanzania nearly 80 years ago, then known as Farouk Bulsara
Africa still sleeping commercially: Continent accounts for just two percent of the total global trade
Yet the African Continent has potential to realize the Gross Domestic Product of USD 3.5 trillion and counting.
The 60 years of Sino-Tanzania cooperation: Across Magufuli bridge in Mwanza into Kilwa Fishing Port
Between 1964 and 2024 China and Tanzania have jointly worked to realized various development projects in the country
Zhejiang Province Touts China-Tanzania Industrial Park at Kibaha as platform for Sino-Africa cooperation
The industrial park, located in the Coast Region, will be the largest in Tanzania, being able to accommodate about 200 factories, significantly improving employment with potential to hire over 1000 personnel.