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- Japan and Tanzania teams up to boost Kilimanjaro Coffee consumption in Tokyo
- Guinness World Records Unaware of Tanzania’s Landrover Parade Claims
- Tanzania prepares to break Germany’s Record for staging the longest parade of Land-Rover trucks in the world next October
- Bus Company hatches route between Dar-es-salaam and Nairobi via Tarakea and Oloitokitok
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Africa
Egyptian Landlord attempts to slaughter South Sudanese woman and her children
In a desperate attempt to protect her offspring, Ajack fought off the assailant as he tried to slaughter her innocent children.
More than 1000 Rwanda Genocide Fugitives still at large
Initial efforts have already yielded results, and in an important development, 65 genocide fugitives can already be accounted for and their fugitive files closed.
South Sudan allegedly plotting secret transfer of Vice President Riek Machar to Uganda
South Sudan Government has just confiscated all communication devices belonging to Angela Teny a Minister and wife to Riek Machar
Africa – Engineered Subservience
This is Africa’s current economic and political reality; that is, systemic violence, natural resource extraction, and economic manipulation.
Libya’s notorious 20/20 battalion commander involved in serious road accident
Brigade 20/20 of the Libyan Arab Armed Forces (LAAF), is the armed group which is controlling eastern and much of southern regions of the country
Edgar Lungu: Zambia’s former president who was living under siege before his death
After he was defeated in the 2021 election, Lungu, who during his time in state house tortured the opponents, was forced to have a taste of his own medicine
Russia unveils Nelson Mandela Statue in Moscow, honoring the former South African Leader
The hero statue also cements the engagement between Russia with African nations, while at the same time paying tribute to Nelson Mandela’s legacy of fighting for equality, justice, and human rights.
Strange coffins in Ghana that are out to defy death
The elegant expressive coffins usually turn what would have been a solemn burial process into a colourful albeit powerful form of traditional, cultural and even contemporary expression sessions.
President Salva Kiir overhauls South Sudan’s top military brass
observers believe that the adjustments come after recent local and international pressures that were being exerted pushing Juba to reform the army especially with the postponement of elections to December 2026.
Namibian Chief of Police and Minister dragged to court over consignment of uncut Diamonds
The two plaintiffs are accusing the Namibian Minister and Head of Police of failing to comply with the court order demanding the Namibian Police to return a consignment of uncut diamonds.