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East African Monetary Union will sail through Global Geopolitical Tensions. Bank Governors declare

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The Committee noted the strong growth outlook for the EAC economies, with real GDP projected at 5.8 percent in 2025, which is higher than the projected growth globally and in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Earth

The Dead Sea is Dying. Humans happen to be the cause

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While the issue of climate change also plays a major role, it seems the real culprit is human activities, this is because people have been diverting the flow of water from discharging into the sea.
Africa

EU Parliament demands unconditional release of Tundu Lissu. Downgrades Tanzania Freedom status

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The European Union Parliament in resolution 2025/2690 (RSP) states that Tanzania's ranking in Freedom House's freedom report has been downgraded in 2025 to the ‘Not Free,’ status.
Africa

Turkey discovers over 20 billion barrels of oil in Somalia

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The discovery comes just days after reports surfaced that Somalia had granted Turkey a highly favorable profit-sharing agreement, giving Ankara a 90 percent stake in revenues from offshore oil production.
Earth

Collared elephant reveals mass jumbo exodus from Forest in Kenya, escaping human invasion

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Despite their shrinking natural habitat and increased human encroachment, throughout the nearly seven years of Elephant Fitz tracking, the animal has not been observed leaving the conservancy even once–until now.
World

Joan: The legend of a Female Pope in the Catholic Church

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Martin introduced details that the female pope's birth name was Ioannes Anglicus of Mainz, that she reigned in the 9th century having entered the church to follow her lover
Business

Tanzania rolls out new regulations for foreign currencies

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Foreigners, including tourists, are required to exchange foreign currency through commercial banks or the Bureau de Change in Tanzania. They may also continue making payments using bank cards or other digital payment methods.
Earth

Pangolin scales overtake elephant tusks in wildlife trafficking racket

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Between 2015 and 2024, over 370 tonnes of pangolin scales were seized globally, with the consignments originating from African countries.
Education

Let There be Light: More Electricity Brings Better Education and Health in Tanzania

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Tanzania's progress in energy access, from a mere 14 percent national coverage in 2011 to 46 percent in 2022, is one of the fastest expansion rates in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Business

With Connections to Grid Electricity, Small Shops and Industries Sprout in Rural Tanzania

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Electrification has also spurred the development of small-scale industries, including brickmaking and welding, resulting in a doubling of council revenue.
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