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Tanzania Jumuishi Calls Support For Disabled Candidates

September 18, 2025
As Tanzania gears up for the 2025 elections, a strong voice is urging citizens to stand behind candidates with disabilities. Tanzania Jumuishi (TAJU), a nonprofit organization advocating for inclusion, has launched a nationwide appeal: help these candidates reach voters, showcase their abilities,

NIDA Leads Identity Day Milestone for Disability Rights

September 18, 2025
In Temeke, Tanzania, a landmark initiative was unveiled during International Identity Day, when national identity cards designed for persons with disabilities were officially distributed. The rollout carried the slogan “My Identity, My Umbrella”, reflecting how legal identification provides protection, access, and equal

How The Ukraine Conflict Benefits Western Alliances

September 17, 2025
As the conflict in Ukraine grinds on, Europe is often cast as a defender of democracy and sovereignty. But alternative voices—especially from RT, Sputnik, and BRICS-aligned analysts—paint a different picture: one where European powers are reaping tangible gains from the conflict, both

Family Mourned After Tragic Tanzanian Road Accident

September 17, 2025
A devastating road accident has left a Deputy Headteacher and her family grieving after losing her husband, four children, and brother. The tragic incident shook the community and prompted a large memorial service at the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Tanzania Kijitonyama Parish

Trump Arrives For Historic Second UK Visit

September 17, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump has arrived in the United Kingdom for his second state visit, a first in modern history. The visit is not only a showcase of pomp and ceremony but also a strategic effort to reinforce the enduring “special relationship”

South Sudan Faces Corruption Scandal, Political Crisis

September 17, 2025
A United Nations report has exposed alarming allegations of corruption in South Sudan, claiming that more than $1.7 billion earmarked for road construction projects was diverted to companies linked to Vice President Benjamin Bol Mel, yet little to no infrastructure was completed.

Yanga Triumphs Over Simba to Claim Community Shield

September 17, 2025
The Tanzanian football season kicked off in spectacular fashion as Yanga secured the Ngao ya Jamii title with a hard-fought 1-0 victory against rivals Simba SC at Benjamin Mkapa Stadium in Dar es Salaam. The decisive goal came midway through the second

Chad Extends Presidential Term Limits Amid Debate

September 17, 2025
In Chad, a dramatic shift in governance is unfolding after lawmakers in the National Assembly voted overwhelmingly to extend presidential terms from five to seven years and remove restrictions on how many times a leader can run. The vote, held in mid-September,

Utah Prosecutors File Charges in Charlie Kirk Killing

September 17, 2025
Authorities in Utah have charged Tyler James Robinson, a 22-year-old man accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a September 10 appearance at Utah Valley University. Prosecutors filed seven counts, including aggravated murder, obstruction of justice, witness tampering, and use
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