Bikers with freshly killed Zebras nabbed in Kilimanjaro
The three large zebras together with a smaller dik-dik are believed to have been illegally hunted in the little-known, Karambandeha Forest Reserved in the Kilimanjaro Region.
Kenyatta, Ndayishimiye, table DR Congo and Rwanda Conflicts
Local armed groups had apparently offered to lay down arms in return for peace and urged all parties, to join in the quest for lasting peace in Eastern DRC through the inter-Congolese dialogue.
Arusha’s Saint Constantine International Joins the City of London Freemen
The students at the Arusha-based International School will now also get the opportunity to graduate as alumni of The City of London Freemen's School.
Cabinet Secretary Namwamba returns to Sports with Promises for Kenyan Youths
Recently, the government minister claimed to have created job opportunities for 1 million Youths during the Kenya youth employment opportunity project with private sector stakeholders.
Mombasa and Dar-es-salaam Ports have horrid performance
The low rankings on both ports are linked to delays, bureaucracy, congestion and poor management of facilities.
Loliondo Residents’ Petition against New Game Reserve comes up in November 8
In the petition, five residents from the affected villages want the court to nullify the government’s order that prevents villagers from venturing into the demarcated 1500 square kilometre of the now reserved land
Climate-related Disease Outbreaks surge in Greater Horn of Africa
Most parts of the region are battling the worst drought in at least 40 years, with an unprecedented fifth rainy season failure now anticipated, while other parts face flooding and conflict.
There are 20,000 Elephants, 16,000 Zebras and 5000 Giraffes in Southern Tanzania
Other counted species include 56,184 buffalo,13,427 hartebeests, 10,200 sables, 9,824 impalas, 6,071 roans and 6,017 elands.
Edukan teams with Zetech University to assist Young Kenyans in job markets skills
Speaking during the signing of the MoU madam Mary Wanja Mugo director of the program in Kenya says with a track record of 15 years' working program in Kenya they have succeeded in assisting 75 percent of youths.
Tanzania Dries Up: Water everywhere but not a drop to drink
Life is Tanzania is becoming a very long rime of Ancient Mariner as domestic taps dry up amid abundant lakes and rivers