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According to the G7 the latest M23 offensive has led to a dramatic increase in displaced civilians in Goma and across eastern DRC, on top of the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people since the start of the M23 offensive.

Peace talks in Dar-es-salaam? Well, fine. But who will tie the bell on the cat? Rebels' forces yet to decide if they will honor the agreements.

Tanzania is home to a rich network of wetland ecosystems, from major river networks, the Great Lakes system to deltaic mangroves among others. According to statistics, wetlands cover about 10 percent of the country’s surface area.

Cape Verde President Neves was speaking in Tanzania during the official opening of the 2025 Judicial Year of the Arusha-based African Court on Human and People’s Rights held at the institution’s premises.

Mkomazi has now been included in the 'B-Clubs' of National Parks that yield billions in forms of revenues realized from tourism activities, having collected 939 million/- in the first seven months of the current fiscal year.

It seems the trio died at different times from January 31 to February 2025, but the main cause of their deaths has been filtered down to the local beer or gin which is suspected to have been made from intoxicants by unknown people.

According to the Rwandan Ministry, the Kinshasa Government is also bent on attacking Rwanda and overthrow the Kigali government, as has allegedly been repeatedly and publicly stated by President Felix Tshisekedi.

The sum amounting to approximately USD 125 was to be compensation to convicts due to the fact that the applicants were not provided with legal aid as required under the standards of the African Court for Human and People’s Rights.

Invented by Dr Ahmed Raza of Roshan Polyclinic in Arusha, the special app, which is both Intelligent and inclusive, addresses the long existing shortcomings among Tanzanians who normally never take the trouble of undergoing personal medical check-ups.

In another development, there are reports from Kinshasa claiming that the DR Congo Government is repossessing houses and other properties belonging to the rebel leaders.