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Blinken underscored our shared democratic values, including on implementation of the public anti-corruption and police accountability commitments President Ruto undertook in response to recent protests.

An estimated 790 million tourists travelled internationally in the first seven months of 2024, which is about 11 percent more than in 2023, though 4 percent less than in 2019.

Wetter than usual conditions expected over southern South Sudan, south-western Ethiopia, central to western Kenya, most parts of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and northern Tanzania.

Based on current trends, by 2050, sea-level rise could displace tens of millions of people, but the situation can still be prevented, though the time to act is running out.

The ongoing brutal hostilities between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and other armed groups continue to cause devastating suffering across the country.

The United National General Assembly sideline meeting discussed the promising Lobito corridor involving Angola, DR Congo, Tanzania and Zambia

Tundu Lissu, a lawyer by profession translates the attack launched against him as clear act of politically motivated terrorism

Scania is expected to take over the second and third phases of Dar-es-salaam Rapid Bus Transportation project with new Viales

Engineer Mahundi, emphasized the need for public relations officers in East Africa to address issues of disinformation and misinformation that are now becoming the norm in this digitally advanced era

Former Presidential Candidate, Tundu Lissu who in 2017 was showered with bullets, got arrested at his home where the police had thronged the exit gates.