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Tanzania President Pledges to Boost Coffee Sector

October 16, 2025
Tanzanian President and ruling party presidential candidate Samia Suluhu Hassan has pledged to intensify investment in the country’s coffee sector, emphasizing support for farmers and the role of youth in agriculture during a visit to Kagera Region today. Speaking to local farmers,

Raila Odinga to Be Buried Sunday, October 19

October 16, 2025
Kenya is preparing to bid farewell to one of its most enduring political figures, Raila Odinga, whose burial has been scheduled for Sunday, October 19, 2025, in Siaya County. The announcement was made by the National Funeral Committee, led by Deputy President

Tanzania Strengthens Global Ties at Uganda NAM Summit

October 16, 2025
Tanzania has reaffirmed its commitment to international cooperation and South–South solidarity at the 19th Ministerial Meeting of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), held in Kampala, Uganda, from October 15–16, 2025. The country’s delegation, led by Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and East African

Madagascar Military Takes Control After Rajoelina Ousted

October 16, 2025
 Madagascar’s political crisis deepened dramatically on Tuesday after the army seized power, saying it had stepped in to restore order following the impeachment and flight of President Andry Rajoelina. Colonel Michael Randrianirina, a senior commander in the Malagasy army, announced on national

High Court Upholds INEC’s Decision on Mpina Case

October 16, 2025
The hopes of opposition politician Luhaga Mpina to contest in Tanzania’s upcoming presidential election have been dashed after the High Court of Tanzania dismissed his petition challenging the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to disqualify him from the race.

Tundu Lissu Questions Whereabouts of Polepole

October 15, 2025
During proceedings at the High Court of Tanzania, Dar es Salaam Sub-Registry, opposition leader Tundu Lissu, who is facing treason charges, raised questions about the fate of former Tanzanian diplomat Humphrey Polepole. Polepole, who served as ambassador to both Malawi and Cuba,