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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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Burkina Faso defence forces to be powered by Russia
Burkina Faso’s pivot to Russia, alongside Mali and Niger, reflects a broader regional shift, with Moscow’s support seen as vital for combating terrorism and securing sovereignty.
Fire guts down South Sudan’s ruling party premises
Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) Deputy Secretary for Information, Jimmy Atilio stated that the main cause of the incident was yet to be identified and that once established the public will be informed.
Julie Ward Murder: How Kenya and UK conspired to conceal crucial evidence, now uncovered in London
This confirms a long-held suspicion by the Julie Ward’s family that investigations into her death were sabotaged by the Kenyan and the British government to maintain their good diplomatic relations.
African Development Bank revives Clay Works Factory in Botswana
Recognizing Lobatse Clay Works’ potential, the African Development Bank provided a loan facility, in partnership with the Botswana Development Corporation to turn around the company’s fortunes
The Spy who loved Me! Burkina Faso exposes sneaky lady Secret Agent from France
Claire Dubois, a French woman in her early 30s, arrived in Burkina Faso posing as the director of a Non-Government Organization known as Forward.
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Africans’ roles in World War II and how they suffered from discrimination on battlefield
The was not theirs, but Africans fought all the same. They also endured paid, suffering and discrimination from the same people they were sent to help.
Surgeon who provided Free Surgeries Across Africa for 40 years receives special award
Dr. Parker volunteered full time with Mercy Ships from 1987 and in 1995, added the responsibility of ships’ Chief Medical Officer to his surgical role.
New Pope Leo XIV has already visited Tanzania and Kenya
For most residents of Africa, the Chicago Born Prevost is likely to be more open and may even emulate his predecessor’s efforts to connect with the continent, something which he has already shown during his time as cardinal.
Alexandria City is falling. Nearly 300 buildings along Egyptian coastline come down crashing
Researchers found building collapses are closely linked to the severe erosion of the Mediterranean coastline, driven by sediment imbalances resulting from decades of inefficient landscape management and uncontrolled urban expansion.
Coming from America: Why Africa feels more connected to the new pontiff, Pope Leo XIV
After John Paul II broke the Italian hold on the papacy in 1978, the field has broadened considerably, such that cardinals from far-flung countries are now seen as contenders.