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Chaos in Kinshasa as river rises to near-record level

January 13, 2024
  Floods have wreaked chaos in Kinshasa – the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo – with water pouring into homes and residents navigating submerged roads via canoe. The overflowing River Congo, passing through much of the country, has also swamped

Sean Paul: put an end to your fights

January 12, 2024
Jamaican music legend, Sean Paul, has called for a ceasefire between Stefflon Don and Jada Kingdom in their ongoing social media battle over Nigerian artist Burna Boy. The tension between the two started when Stefflon Don, who had recently reconciled with Burna

Uganda arrests Kenya’s Ex-Minister over gold smuggling claims

January 12, 2024
Ugandan authorities are holding Kenya’s ex-Assistant Minister on allegations of smuggling 13 kilos of gold into the country using forged documents. The former minister was arraigned before an anti-corruption court on Wednesday where the bench directed his remand at Luzira  Prison until

Samia reshuffles DART, TANAPA heads

January 11, 2024
President Samia Suluhu Hassan has appointed Dr Athuman Kihami as the Chief Executive of Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (DART), replacing Dr Edwin Mhende whose appointment has been revoked. Dr Kihami is a former Arusha Administrative Secretary. According to a statement issued

Mwinyi pardons 25 inmates ahead of 60th anniversary

January 11, 2024
President of Zanzibar, Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi, has granted amnesty and released 25 inmates who were serving sentences ahead of the country celebrating the 60th anniversary tomorrow. A statement issued by the Isle’s Chief Government’s Spokesperson, Charles Hillary, on Thursday, stated that

Tanzania shines at Pacesetters Awards

January 11, 2024
In a glittering ceremony held in Dar es Salaam recently, Tanzania’s entrepreneurial spirit and leadership took center stage as several Tanzanian firms and individuals were recognized at the prestigious Pacesetters Awards Continental Chapter. The awards, organized by Jubilant Stewards of Africa, celebrate
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