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The dogs, whose number was not readily known, proceeded to gnaw at the poor ​and helpless children whose cries for help went futile as there were no grown-ups nearby, during the incident

During end of year periods, the number of passengers travelling from Dar-es-salaam to other regions is usually on the increase, with many scrambling for whichever means of transport available to take them to highlands

A slithering reptile, suspected to be some kind of snake, possibly a python has been spotted within the university of Dar-es-salaam compound in the coastal city.

However, most cities on the continent are the victims of poor and biased perception of risk by investors in Africa which has cost implications.

Health experts and authorities in Kinshasa are baffled with the emergence of a new disease which is killing hundreds, signaling a new pandemic

The regional awards celebrate excellence in quality, featuring categories such as Company of the Year, Service Company of the Year, and Product of the Year, with recognition given at both the Small and Medium and Large Enterprise levels.

More than 14 million people in Sudan have been forced to flee their homes because of the ongoing conflict, with little to no access to food, shelter and basic necessities

The East African Community Council of Ministers has approved additional funding of USD 802,126 for the completion of the new Lake Victoria Basin Commission Headquarters being built in Kisumu.

Confrontations between humans and buffaloes in Africa usually result in an estimated 200 deaths of people annually.

Tragically, the fighting also disrupted humanitarian organizations’ ability to deliver emergency relief supplies to the camp, where more than half a million people seek shelter