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Kenyan Youth Found After Disappearance Sparks Concerns

January 6, 2025
Four young critics of President William Ruto’s government, who were feared to have been abducted by Kenyan security forces, have been found alive and abandoned in different parts of the country. Billy Mwangi, a 24-year-old university student, was one of those who

Tanzanian Farmers Celebrate Prosperous Year Amid Reforms

January 6, 2025
Tanzanian farmers experienced remarkable financial success in 2024, as higher crop production and favorable market prices boosted their incomes significantly. This impressive performance stemmed from a combination of increased global demand, favorable policies, and technological advancements in agricultural trading. President Samia Suluhu

Israeli Tourist Killed, Five Injured in Safari Crash

January 6, 2025
 Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Conservation Area claimed the life of an Israeli tourist and left five others injured during a safari excursion. The incident occurred on Saturday, January 4, 2025, at approximately 2:45 PM. According to a statement from Hamis Dambaya, Acting Public Relations

Top 10 African Countries with the Highest Debt

January 5, 2025
African countries continue to grapple with significant debt burdens owed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). According to data from the fourth quarter of 2024, ten countries stand out as having the largest debts, with Egypt leading the list. Egypt tops the

Tanzania Hosts African Leaders’ Energy Summit

January 5, 2025
The Chief Government Spokesperson and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Culture, Arts, and Sports, Gerson Msigwa, has highlighted that Tanzania’s progress, particularly in the energy sector, was a significant factor in its selection to host the African Leaders’ Energy Summit.

President Museveni Advocates for Stronger E.A Common Market

January 5, 2025
President Museveni is advocating an effective and operational larger East African Common Market to create wealth for its citizens and promote regional integration. President Museveni emphasised the need for East Africa Community (EAC) citizens to move freely and trade in goods and
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