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Africa Confronts Escalating Urban Waste Pollution Crisis

African cities are facing mounting environmental pressure from rapidly increasing solid waste pollution, forcing governments across the continent to introduce tougher regulations and new accountability measures aimed at preventing a worsening public health and ecological crisis. From overcrowded landfills to plastic-clogged waterways
June 3, 2026

President Mourns Death of Bishop Sendoro

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has extended heartfelt condolences to the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania (ELCT) following the tragic death of Bishop Chediel Elinaza Sendoro of Mwanga Diocese. The accident occurred on September 9, 2024, when his vehicle collided with a truck
September 10, 2024

CHRAGG Dismisses Human Rights Violation Claims

The Commission for Human Rights and Good Governance (CHRAGG) has rejected allegations of human rights abuses at the North Mara Gold Mine, as reported by Mining Watch Canada, an international NGO. In a statement issued yesterday, Judge (rtd) Mathew Mwaimu, the chairman
September 9, 2024

Anglican Bishop Condemns Pursuit of Miraculous Wealth

Bishop of the Anglican Church of Tanzania, Dr. Maimbo Fabian, expressed deep concern over the growing trend of pastors and young people abandoning Christianity in favor of churches promising miraculous wealth through prayer. Dr. Fabian’s remarks came in the wake of Vice
September 9, 2024

Wildlife Authority Returns 500 Elephants

The Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA) has made significant strides in wildlife conservation by successfully returning 500 elephants to their designated reserves after they ventured into human settlements, endangering both lives and property. This milestone was highlighted by Isaac Chamba, TAWA’s Conservation
September 9, 2024

Fuel Tanker Explosion Kills 48

Nigeria, has claimed the lives of at least 48 people after a fuel tanker collided with another vehicle and exploded. The tanker, loaded with petrol, collided with a truck carrying cattle and passengers in the Agaie district, resulting in a massive fire
September 9, 2024

Court Receives Evidence in Albino Murder Case

The Republic’s prosecution team in the high-profile case involving the murder of albino child, Asimwe Novath (2), has presented initial evidence, detailing that it will produce 52 witnesses and 37 exhibits. In the submitted evidence, one witness described the method used by
September 7, 2024

WHO Reports Cholera Surge, Vaccine Shortage

The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported a dramatic increase in cholera cases and deaths globally in 2023, marking a growing health emergency. As of this year, over 342,000 cases and 2,400 deaths have been reported, a significant spike compared to 2022.
September 7, 2024

11 Dead, Several Injured in Mbeya Bus Crash

Residents of Mbeya are grieving after a tragic bus accident claimed the lives of 11 people and left several others in critical condition. The incident involved a passenger bus, registered under the number T282 CXT and operated by AN Company, which was
September 6, 2024

Economic Pressures Impact Youth Eating Habits.

In Dar es Salaam, many young residents are struggling to maintain regular meal schedules due to financial difficulties and the need to cut expenses. This challenge is contributing to a noticeable increase in gastrointestinal issues, particularly stomach ulcers, among the youth. Reports
September 6, 2024
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