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Rising Concerns Over DRC Security Partnership

November 29, 2025
In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, tension is growing among civil society groups and community leaders who are questioning whether the cooperation between the national army, FARDC, and several pro-government militia groups can remain stable amid rising incidents of violence. Recent confrontations

EU Aid Freeze Won’t Derail Tanzania National Budget

November 28, 2025
Following the European Union’s decision to suspend €156 million (around TSh 400 billion) in planned aid for Tanzania in 2026, the government has reassured citizens that national finances remain stable. Officials emphasized that the country has strong domestic revenue streams and will not face a

Qatar Donates Vehicles to Tanzania Foreign Ministry

November 28, 2025
The government of Qatar has donated a fleet of Toyota Land Cruiser vehicles to Tanzania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation, aimed at strengthening the ministry’s operational capacity and diplomatic functions. The donation was made free of charge and without

TMA Issues Warning as Tanzania Battles Extreme Heat

November 28, 2025
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has issued a nationwide alert as temperatures soar in various regions, particularly in areas with bimodal rainfall patterns. The agency urges residents to take precautions as the heat wave continues to affect daily life and health. Meteorologists

Mixed Weather Ahead Across Tanzania, TMA Reports

November 28, 2025
The Tanzania Meteorological Authority (TMA) has issued its latest weather update, forecasting a mix of cloud cover, sunshine, and occasional rainfall across different regions of the country in the coming days. According to TMA, northern and northeastern highlands, including Arusha, Manyara, and

Chadema Leaders Cleared In Court Contempt Case

November 28, 2025
The High Court of Tanzania has dismissed a contempt-of-court application filed against senior leaders of the opposition party, including the Mainland Vice Chairman and Secretary-General. The application accused them of violating a court order that temporarily halted party activities and froze assets

Guinea-Bissau Military Coup Sparks Regional Political Alarm

November 28, 2025
Guinea-Bissau faces a growing crisis after the military seized control of the country, ousting the president and appointing a transitional leader. The deposed president, Umaro Sissoco Embaló, fled to neighbouring Senegal, intensifying concerns over stability in the region. The coup unfolded on
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