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Dar RC Chalamila Bans Bouncers in Property Disputes

Dar es Salaam Regional Commissioner, Albert Chalamila, has taken a strong stance against the use of private bouncers in resolving property disputes across the city. His decision follows viral videos showing bouncers violently evicting tenants from a contested home in Msasani Beach,
September 24, 2025
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Who Decides How Societies Live?

As debates over sovereignty and morality deepen across Africa, Tanzania finds itself at the crossroads of a global cultural clash. At the center is a single question: Who gets to decide how societies live? For the European Union and its parliament, the
September 24, 2025
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Malawian Toddler Dies Amid South Africa Clinic Dispute

A tragic incident in Johannesburg has left communities in shock and grief after a one-year-old Malawian child, Praise Banda, died following denial of medical care. The child’s mother, Grace Banda, says she was prevented from taking her son to a local public
September 23, 2025
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$700,000 Gold Stolen from Paris Museum

Unknown thieves made off with gold valued at approximately $700,000 from the National Museum of Natural History in Paris early Tuesday morning. The stolen items, including several native gold specimens, were reported to be in their natural state, unrefined and mixed with
September 18, 2025
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Tanzania Jumuishi Calls Support For Disabled Candidates

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,
September 18, 2025
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NIDA Leads Identity Day Milestone for Disability Rights

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
September 18, 2025
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Family Mourned After Tragic Tanzanian Road Accident

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
September 17, 2025
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Gunmen on Motorbikes Kill Villagers in Niger

Tragedy struck the village of Takoubatt in western Niger on Monday when armed men on motorcycles stormed a baptism ceremony, killing 22 civilians and leaving survivors in shock and mourning. Eyewitnesses reported that 15 people were gunned down during the baptism itself,
September 17, 2025
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France Trial Highlights Debate Over Assisted Dying

Twelve elderly activists from the French group Ultime Liberté have appeared in court in Paris, facing charges for helping individuals access drugs used for euthanasia. The trial has drawn national attention as France continues to debate the legalization of assisted dying. The
September 16, 2025
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