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Sudan to Form New Government After Military Takes Control

February 11, 2025
Sudan is on track to establish a new government after the military regained full control of the capital, Khartoum. This decision follows months of conflict, with the country enduring political instability since 2023. General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhan, the leader of Sudan’s Armed

Xi Jinping to Join Russia’s WWII Victory Commemoration

February 11, 2025
Chinese President Xi Jinping has accepted an invitation to join Russia’s 80th anniversary celebrations of the victory over Nazi Germany in May, as confirmed by Russia’s ambassador to China, Igor Morgulov. In addition to attending the event in Moscow, President Xi has

Government Orders Public Employers to Reinstate Workers

February 11, 2025
The President’s Office, responsible for Public Service Management and Good Governance, has instructed public employers to bring back workers who have won their disciplinary appeals, following guidance from the Public Service Commission (PSC). Deputy Minister Deus Sangu delivered this message during a

Tanzania Gains Big from Hosting Conferences

February 11, 2025
While traffic jams and road closures can sometimes be a hassle during major conferences in Tanzania, the long-term benefits of these events are clear. Experts agree that, despite the challenges, international conferences have become a vital part of the country’s economic growth.

Tanzania Set to Launch New Railway Cargo Service

February 11, 2025
Tanzania is gearing up to transform its freight transport system with the upcoming launch of the standard gauge railway (SGR) cargo service, expected to begin in April. This development has stirred excitement among business leaders who are hopeful it will bring faster

Parliamentary Committee Raises Alarm Over Infrastructure Delays

February 11, 2025
A parliamentary committee has sounded the alarm over delays and inefficiencies in key infrastructure projects, warning that mismanagement could undermine the government’s multi-trillion-shilling investments in transport. The Public Investment Committee (PIC) presented its findings in Parliament on Monday, highlighting major challenges in

Saudi Arabia Rejects Netanyahu’s Remarks on Displacement

February 10, 2025
Saudi Arabia has strongly condemned recent comments by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the displacement of Palestinians, reaffirming its unwavering support for Palestinian sovereignty. In a statement issued on Sunday, the Saudi Foreign Ministry dismissed any notion of removing Palestinians from
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