Five Hyenas get killed every year while chasing after the Migration in Serengeti
Scientists documented that nearly 105 spotted hyenas have been run over to death in the period between 1989 and 2023.
How DR Congo people suffer from horrid slave trade in Mining fields
The Initiative for Good Governance and Human Rights (IBGDH) and Amnesty International, claim Chinese copper and cobalt mining is wrecking lives in the DR Congo.
Human voices are more scary to wild animals than the carnivores who hunt them
The human-voice clips, which were at conversational volume levels, came from radio or television recordings of people speaking the four most used languages in the region.
How Ghana worked to Kill the East African Federation
To achieve his target of killing the East African Federation, Kwame Nkrumah posted Bosumtwi-Sam, as Ghana's ambassador to Uganda.
Arusha fully booked for Christmas as East Africa Youth Soccer Tourney 2023 comes into City
There is the Chicago Fire Football Club, an American professional soccer team based in Chicago, whose agents are coming to Tanzania to recruit young players from East Africa.
Mbilia Bel quitting showbiz with a planned encore Music Tour around Africa in 2024
In fact, as many former lady musicians depart the stage either by death or retirement, Mbilia feels it is her responsibility to start grooming young successors.
Global Scientists Meeting in Nairobi to write survival guidelines for ‘a planet in crisis’
Among other things they are covering thematic areas such as rural development and green jobs; women in landscapes; youth; environmental justice and rights
President Samia Visit to New Delhi: Tanzania and India inks 15 new agreements in cooperation.
India is meanwhile expressing interest to establish a sizable industrial park in the outskirts of Dar es Salaam.
European Union includes East African countries Under the Global Gateway’s digital Initiative
Through the ‘Team Europe’ initiatives, the Global Gateway program will see more than 300 billion Euros being invested into digital infrastructure, transport, education, research, health intervention, climate and energy.
When Zambia received the country’s first Boeing plane
The national airline hopes that this purchase will be the first of many as it increases its routes and fleet size, eventually vying for the top spot in the African continent.