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Inheritance disputes are emerging as one of the most persistent causes of family conflict in Tanzania, with legal experts, psychologists and sociologists warning that disagreements over property are increasingly destroying relationships built over decades. What often begins as a disagreement over land,

A fresh attempt by groups of irregular migrants to cross the heavily fortified border separating Morocco from the Spanish enclave of Melilla has once again drawn attention to one of Europe’s most sensitive migration routes, raising fresh concerns over border security, humanitarian

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that his country is facing a growing “battle for the hearts and minds” of young Americans as criticism of Israel continues to increase across parts of the United States. Netanyahu’s remarks come amid growing debate

Russian President Vladimir Putin has renewed his criticism of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), arguing that the military alliance was created during the Cold War as a response to the former Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact, yet continues to exist

On the evening of December 25, 1991, the Soviet flag was lowered from the Kremlin for the final time, marking the official end of the Soviet Union, one of the most powerful political and military forces of the 20th century. For many

In a liberalised economy, the government’s responsibility is not to replace market forces but to create an environment where markets operate fairly, competitively, transparently, and in the broader public interest. While consumers often expect the State to intervene whenever prices rise, economists

President Samia Suluhu Hassan has reaffirmed the Tanzanian government’s commitment to reviving the constitutional review process, pledging to continue political reconciliation efforts as a foundation for long-term democratic reforms while safeguarding national peace, unity, and stability. Speaking on Thursday during a meeting

The political landscape of Africa’s Sahel region is undergoing one of its most dramatic transformations since the wave of independence that swept across the continent in the 1960s. Military governments in Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger are not only redefining domestic politics

Africa is becoming the center of a new global competition as powerful economies intensify their search for critical minerals needed to drive the next generation of technology, clean energy, and industrial development. From lithium and cobalt used in electric vehicle batteries to