These are the Heads of State who have been killed in plane accidents between 1940 and 2024
More than 20 Heads of State and other top government leaders worldwide have been killed in a series of plane crashes between 1940 and 2024
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North Korea sending hundreds of more trash-carrying balloons to South Korea, uncalled for
About 600 balloons flown from North Korea have been found in various parts of South Korea for three consecutive days.
Somalia sending own parliamentarians to join the East African Legislative Assembly in Tanzania
Mogadishu is also dispatching Judges from Somalia to the East African Court of Justice Headquarters in Arusha
Kenya and Tanzania may soon get warmer as rains continue to pound Uganda, Ethiopia, Djibouti
The report indicates that forecasted wetter-than-normal conditions for June to September 2024 echo the patterns of 1998 and 2010, highlighting the level of impact especially for South Sudan and Sudan, which may experience impacts of floods.
Zanzibar’s Justice System Gets a Boost from World Bank
Targets to improve court efficiency by investing in staff training, simplifying procedures, automating case management systems, and implementing a performance management system.
Tanzania pays 11.3 billion/- to over 1700 families for clearing from Kilimanjaro Airport’s Land
The area on which Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) stands now was previously a Game Controlled Area known as Sanya Lelatema.
No More Rwanda Genocide Fugitives! The last two renegades have just been confirmed dead
The Office of the Prosecutor in Arusha, Tanzania, has concluded that the last two fugitives; Ryandikayo and Charles Sikubwabo, are deceased.
Africa harvests only 2 percent from continent’s Total Carbon Credit Potential
Tanzania is among the few countries in Africa participating in the global Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) arrangement.
China versus Europe in Tanzania’s Trucks and Buses race
China is banking on cost-effectiveness of its Howo and Sinotruck vehicles in beating the already tried and tested European models such as Volvo, Scania, MAN and Mercedes Benz.
Nearly 240 Burundian Refugees hosted in Tanzania have just decided to go back home
Since the start of the voluntary repatriation exercise in 2017, over 230,000 refugees have returned to Burundi from neighbouring countries, among them 161,000 from Tanzania.