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But the circumstances surrounding his reported ‘suicide’ remain mysterious, because he was last seen in jovial mood and high spirits as he greeted and joked with fellow students and friends on that fateful morning.

As both humanitarian and development financing are under pressure, the use of forecasting tools can provide major gains in the effectiveness of development responses.

One of the facilities built by the Friedkin Conservation Fund in association with Tanzania Game Trackers Safaris, was recently inaugurated by the Meatu District Administration Officer, Eliasa Mtalawanje.

The new Board Chairperson, Kwami Senanu from Ghana, reminded that the recent report from the United Nations indicates that Africa suffers an annual loss of approximately USD 88.6 billion mostly due to corruption, including illicit financial flows.

One of the world’s fastest-growing sports, flag football is developing quickly across Africa, with many of IFAF’s member federations in the continent recording more than 100 percent growth in participation last year.

At least 8 in 10 cases of sickle cell disease are reported in Africa, as well as parts of the Middle East, the Caribbean, and South Asia.

The Catholic Church in Tanzania has banned all non-liturgy commentaries during masses, sermons and from all other religious functions across the country, cutting out secular interference from apostolic activities.

Wachokonozi, a duo that run social commentaries on social media platforms, so far have more than 33,000 subscribers on YouTube.

More than 70 percent of the sub-Saharan Africa's population under the age of 30 - yet faces a youth unemployment crisis of staggering proportions.

There are reports of frequent accusations arising from local communities complaining against the neglected responsibilities by the oil establishments in the precinct, including failing to compensate the affected populations.