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U.S.-Kenya Ebola Plan Sparks National Outrage

Kenya is facing mounting political and public unrest after the government defended a controversial agreement with the United States to establish an Ebola treatment and quarantine facility in Laikipia, a plan that has triggered protests, legal battles, and growing fears over national
June 4, 2026

Four Convicted Of Gang Rape, Sentenced To Life Imprisonment

The Resident Magistrate’s Court of Dodoma (Integrated Justice Delivery Centre) has sentenced four individuals, including officers from the Tanzania People’s Defense Forces (JWTZ) and the Prisons Department, to life imprisonment and fined them one million Tanzanian shillings each. This verdict was delivered
October 1, 2024

Church Leader Pledges Support Against Injustice, Superstition

Retired leader of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania (ELCT), Dr. Fredrick Shoo, has affirmed that the church will continue its cooperation with Tanzania’s sixth administration in combating those who trample on people’s rights and addressing the problem of superstitious beliefs, which
September 30, 2024

Killing Over 200 TSH Sparks Community Outrage

The Morogoro Regional Police are holding Kulwa Bosco, popularly known as Rasta, aged 27, in connection with the stabbing of his peer, Hussein Nyabu Steven, aged 35. The incident occurred on September 29, 2024, around 1 PM at a pool table in
September 30, 2024

Tanzania Strengthens Animal Welfare with New Rules

The Tanzanian Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries has introduced new regulations removing donkeys and dogs from the list of animals permitted for slaughter, a move aimed at protecting these species, particularly donkeys, from potential extinction. Dr. Annette Kitambi, the Deputy Director of
September 30, 2024

Two Dead, Two Injured in Morogoro Road Accident

Two people lost their lives, and two others were severely injured after a waste collection vehicle, an Isuzu Tipper with registration number T 882 DQJ, veered off the road and struck traders who had set up their goods along the Morogoro –
September 29, 2024

Rwanda Confirms First Cases of Marburg Virus

The Ministry of Health in Rwanda has confirmed the first cases of the Marburg virus, a serious illness that poses significant health risks. This announcement came yesterday, marking a concerning development in the region. While specific figures regarding the number of infected
September 28, 2024

Cooperative Members Benefit from Expanding Loan Fund

A credit rotation fund launched in September 2021 to support Savings and Credit Cooperative Societies (SACCOS) during the economic disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic has provided significant relief to its members. To date, 746 members have accessed loans through the fund, which
September 26, 2024
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