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The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has lauded Tanzania and Mauritius for their leading role in piloting the SADC Anti-Corruption Effort Index, encouraging other member nations to emulate their model in promoting integrity, transparency, and good governance. The pilot phase of the

Ethiopia has pushed back against a recent claim by  U.S. President Donald Trump that the country’s flagship hydropower project—the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) was financed with American money. Ethiopian officials have described the remarks as not only incorrect but potentially harmful

 The Government of Tanzania has pledged to deepen economic ties with the City of Dallas, Texas, opening new doors for trade, investment, and diplomatic engagement across borders. During an official visit to Dar es Salaam, Eric Johnson, the Mayor of Dallas, met

Tanzania’s Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has made a strong pitch to Belarusian businesses and policymakers to invest in Tanzania’s expanding economic landscape, especially its booming agriculture sector. During a high-level bilateral visit to Belarus, Majaliwa held talks with Prime Minister Alexander Turchin

The Ambassador of the United Republic of Tanzania to Rwanda, Dr. Habib Kambanga  has officially welcomed a Tanzanian delegation to Kigali ahead of the 16th Meeting of the Joint Permanent Commission (JPC) for Cooperation, a high-level platform aimed at boosting cooperation between

Widespread protests have broken out across Ukraine after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a controversial new law that reshapes the country’s anti-corruption architecture. The legislation, which gives extensive powers to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, has drawn concern both at home and abroad

The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a groundbreaking recommendation that could reshape the fight against HIV/AIDS: the adoption of lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable drug, as part of HIV prevention strategies worldwide. Announced during the 13th International AIDS Society Conference in Kigali,

The administration of  President Donald Trump has released over 240,000 previously classified documents related to the assassination of American civil rights icon Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. The documents, now available via the U.S. National Archives, were published online on Monday, July