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The annual Summit convenes leaders, policymakers, scientists, heads of governments and private institutions, farmers, and the youth in the agriculture and food systems landscape to discuss and agree on practical actions and solutions that drive Africa’s food…

Today there are estimated to be 23,000 lions left: fewer than elephants, rhinos, or gorillas.

Only seven cars managed to drive to the finishing line. Yassin Naser’s Subaru was not among them.

She is leaving behind a total of 20 albums and a string of fire hits including the three Kiswahili songs, one being her own writing, ‘Karibu Yangu’ which was very popular in East and Central Africa.

Reports indicate that 86 percent of indigenous plants and seeds species have been destroyed through irresponsible farming

"No More Chips in 2050?" Tanzania is about to lose all its potatoes as effects of climate change bite the crop

The new development in the country’s seeds industry was announced during a roundtable meeting between the director of crops in the ministry of agriculture, Nyasebwa Chimagu, with and members of the Tanzania Women Farmers Forum (TWFF).

Merry Christmas and Happy New Sporting Events in Karatu for the holidays

following heavy thunderstorm and rain, a boy from the Asa community missed his way home and found himself in the middle of wildlife infested jungle

France is also commitment to support the implementation of the EAC Summit directive to include French as a language of the Community in addition to English and Kiswahili.