Kenya Chief of Defence Forces Killed as Military Chopper crashes in West Pokot
The military chopper was one of the three helicopters that were taking off from West Pokot on Thursday
Mystery over why Arusha was being side-lined out of National May Day Celebrations for over 22 years
The last Head of State to officiate Workers’ Day Celebrations at National Level in Arusha was the late President Benjamin William Mkapa, who was guest of honour at such fete in the year 2002.
Air Tanzania: A loss making airline with friends in high places
The More Air Tanzania continues to make losses, the more the government injects taxpayers money into the ailing firm
Ghana meets Gangster Rap as Ja Rule lands in Accra
Ghana was the first country in Africa to gain independence over 67 years ago. It also pioneered Pan-African movement
Thousands of Migratory birds from Europe flying into Amani Nature Forest in Tanga
People are used to wildebeest migration episodes in the Serengeti and Maasai Mara but here is an international birds' migration in Tanga.
Proposed Monduli Vocational and Technical Training Center stuck in Limbo for 40 years
Former Prime Minister, Edward Moringe Sokoine who was the legislator for Monduli had donated land for the proposed vocational training facility
From Lions to Rhino: Tony Fitzjohn Museum planned for Mkomazi National Park
Tony Fitzjohn who inherited his traits from the late George Adamson, his mentor, during their time at Kora National Park in Kenya, also founded the maiden African Wild Dog breeding program at Mkomazi.
Af-Soomali: New language enters East Africa as region connects to the horn of the Continent
Phonetic experts describe Af-Soomali as a Lowland East Cushitic language, just like the Afar and Saho tongues, that are essentially its closest cousins.
Learned Friend Godluck Shirima is now the new Commissioner for Petroleum and Gas in Tanzania
Shirima led the Tanzanian government team in negotiations for the proposed USD 3 billion Uganda-Tanzania crude oil pipeline project.
Why Russia shelters North Korea in UN with veto of resolution to investigate sanction violations
Britain’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Barbara Woodward called the Russian veto “deeply concerning.”