Arumeru Youth Soccer League 2025 to run for 12 weeks
Organized by Young Boys Academy in Tanzania, the events have started with the Under-11 league which is in the third round now, featuring six teams, played on home and away basis.
“I was sent to warn President Magufuli that he would be killed!” says former envoy to Cuba
That mysterious person reportedly followed him during the last days of President Magufuli’s life and claimed that there were some people who wanted to see the head of state dead at any cost.
Airtel and Vodacom sign network infrastructure sharing agreement
The initial partnership focuses on sharing fibre networks and tower infrastructure, to accelerate the roll-out of digital services in these markets
Ghana and Senegal get USD 850,000 to support marginalized and vulnerable groups
Increasing their participation, especially in employment-intensive green industries, could accelerate inclusive and resilient economic development across the continent.
Rwanda Genocide Suspect, Kabuga’s trial via video conferencing in September, due to dementia
Felician Kabuga is reported to have been one of the main importers of 500,000 machetes that were used to hack people to death during the 1994 Rwanda Genocide.
African Union discusses the withdrawal of the Uganda’s silent guardians from South Sudan
The UPDF operation, codenamed ‘Mlinzi Wa Kimya,’ which is the Swahili term for “Silent Guardian,’ has faced scrutiny over its scope, funding and the authenticity of its activities, termed illegal.
Basketball without borders to be held for the first time in East Africa
The National Basketball Association and the International Basketball Federation have announced that the 21st Basketball without Borders will be staged in East Africa.
Basketball without Borders (BWB) Africa camp is to be held at Petit Stade in Kigali,…
Scorpions’ invasion scaring the residents of Ghadames in Libya
While Scorpions get a bad reputation for being deadly, due to the fact that they can all produce venom, most scorpion venom is only harmful to their prey and not dangerous to humans.
President Juvénal Habyarimana, associate, Protais Zigiranyirazo, who was acquitted by Arusha Court, dies in Niger
According to the UN Tribunal Mechanism Registrar, Zigiranyirazo died at his residence in Niamey, in the Republic of Niger.
Defragmenting the Global Aid Architecture in Africa
Less aid to recipient governments undermines local ownership, making it harder to lead their development policies. It may misalign aid with their priorities due to differing external agendas.