Turkish Businessman shot dead in Dar-es-salaam
The killers are reportedly still at large and the police in Dar say they were still ‘investigating,’ the incident,
Professor Benedict Oramah recognised for long service in Africa’s financial sector
Kenya’s largest bank by assets, the KCB Group emerged winner of the award for banking institutions with more than USD 500m capital while Zimbabwe’s largest Bank (CBZ), also emerged winner of the Afreximbank Financial Institutions Award-2025 for banking…
The Tanzanian envoy to Cuba who recently resigned, says his sister has been abducted
During his virtual and remote press conference, Polepole also criticised the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) process of selecting a presidential candidate.
Tanzania Flamingos among the World’s Most Searched Wildlife Encounters
Over one million Lesser Flamingos migrate here annually, transforming caustic waters into a living sea of pink feathers.
13 West African Countries to get USD 9.4 Million for climate resilience rice production
The initiative is projected to create 47,000 employment opportunities, including 8,000 permanent and 39,000 seasonal jobs.
Libyan Renegade Khaled Al-Hishri arrested in Germany. May be taken to The Hague
Khaled Al-Hishri, who is the deputy of Osama Najim, another fugitive also wanted by the International Criminal Court, was reportedly among six individuals targeted in recent ICC warrants.
Africa caught between Asia and the U.S in global automobile trade wars
The US is moving towards an ‘America First’ doctrine, with higher tariffs on imports, a push for local content, and a likely rollback of incentives for electric vehicles
Polio arises again in Regional Health Alliance agenda to improve maternal and child health
Representatives from nine United Nations' agencies and six priority countries, that is Afghanistan, Djibouti, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen are in the coalition.
Eastern Mediterranean’s Regional Coalition for Mental Health Launched
The Coalition brings together civil society actors working on the frontlines of mental health and substance use, many led by people who have been directly affected.
Cabo Delgado conflicts kill 4500, displace 1 million people, destroy 5000 businesses, in Mozambique
Rehabilitation of 150 community facilities, including 30 schools, 45 youth centers, 14 health posts, 10 rural markets, and 33 water systems and providing immediate employment for 4,500 vulnerable youth and women