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Official dispatch reading “Immediate suspension of school visitation days during Ebola virus disease outbreak in Uganda,” points out that the institutions of learning are more susceptible due to the concentration of persons.

Doing business in Africa is not cheap, but gets even more expensive when currency conversions are thrown in

Wami Bridge, is the place where sleeping passengers would jerk awake anticipating the worse, but a new bridge now replaces the old, dangerous one

As drought hits hard, rivers, lakes and other water sources are drying up leaving deep muddy leftovers that trap and suffocate wild animals in Manyara

Somalia wants the process of being admitted into East African hastened, Mogadishu promises to add a huge chuck of the Indian Ocean shoreline into the community

"Papa Don't Preach ... We are in trouble deep." The Atheists Society Kenya say people have also been losing sleep from noises churches make

The  World Bank estimates that nearly 30,000 people in Tanzania people die annually due to diarrheal diseases and an estimated 12.6 percent of children suffer from diarrheal diseases.

Liquid's Raspberry Pi 400 units will be made available to various Kenyan schools at an affordable price and will come preloaded with Information and Communication Technology (ICT) content.

"The Spanish government have for a very long time offer forums to training and expand exports zone to the European market also brought together like-minded stakeholders who in turn become partners to our businesses." Njoki CEO Kijo's Garden.

The annual East African Youth Soccer tourney, brings LaLiga to Arusha as well as UAE teams to Tanzania