Over 6.0 billion people protected through Tobacco control efforts
However, 36 percent of the global population now lives in countries that have run best-practice campaigns, up from just 19 percent in 2022.
East Africa Law Society moves its 30th Anniversary celebrations from Tanzania to Ethiopia
But some observers are trying to read between the lines on why the Law Society decided to make sudden changes against the Tanzanian venue.
Coca-Cola’s economic value in Africa hits USD 10.4 Billion
The Coca-Cola system supported more than 1 million jobs across its value chain on the continent in sectors like retail, agriculture, manufacturing, transport and services.
Valor Hospitality Partners to establish three Hotels in Namibia
Valor will oversee the successful opening and management of each of the Namibian properties, drawing on their deep global experience to bring a best-in-class offering to the agreement.
Former Deputy President of South Africa leads AU Mission to assess Tanzania’s General Elections
According to the AU report, the engagements held centered on the country’s readiness for the upcoming election; the status of the electoral process; and the participation of women and youth, not only as voters but also as candidates.
How the EU Created its own Migration Problem and is now foisting the burden onto Africa
The European Union statistics (2023) show that its total population was 448.8 million, with 27.3 million non-EU citizens and 42.4 million people born outside the bloc.
University student commits suicide inside his bathroom in Dar-es-salaam
But the circumstances surrounding his reported ‘suicide’ remain mysterious, because he was last seen in jovial mood and high spirits as he greeted and joked with fellow students and friends on that fateful morning.
How Artificial Intelligence can be used to address forced displacement of People
As both humanitarian and development financing are under pressure, the use of forecasting tools can provide major gains in the effectiveness of development responses.
10 Elephants collared and 3 rangers’ posts being built to avert human-wildlife conflict in Meatu
One of the facilities built by the Friedkin Conservation Fund in association with Tanzania Game Trackers Safaris, was recently inaugurated by the Meatu District Administration Officer, Eliasa Mtalawanje.
All African Countries about to ratify the AU convention against corruption
The new Board Chairperson, Kwami Senanu from Ghana, reminded that the recent report from the United Nations indicates that Africa suffers an annual loss of approximately USD 88.6 billion mostly due to corruption, including illicit financial flows.