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Repeated volcanic eruptions of Mount Sinabung since 2010 have displaced thousands of people, leaving villages around the mountain deserted, with volcanic ash, lava and mud covering the soil, trees...
AS the school year began this September, there was welcome news for Ghana's nearly half-million students entering high school:
THE number of people in Africa suffering from hunger had been receding for some years. But it is now on the rise again. 26 million Africans face starvation. A special series by DW Africa explains...
RESEARCH focusing on traditional crops that are often ignored and known as "orphan crops" shows they contain minerals and vitamins that are essential for the body and are mostly consumed by rural...
THE state of Israel is arguably the world's only country where its four-star generals are subject to court marshal for overachievement.
JUST how much time or effort would one need to prove that there is a direct link between marking the anniversary of Mwalimu JK Nyerere’s passing and ridding Tanzania of anything and everything...
ON Tuesday, October 10, 2017, registered Liberian voters across the country went to the polls to elect a new president and a new House of Representatives for another six years.
UNKNOWN to most people in the region, a small group of experts has been tasked with writing a constitution for a proposed confederation of the East African Community.
DAD hits again, that’s why I like it here. He spares no rod, lest he spoils his children. He shrugs off allegations of being rude and hot-tempered.
TODAY I’d like to share a very powerful testimony shared by a gentleman called Bill Phillips. But first, who is he?
THE Tanzania Horticulture Association (TAHA) and the International Trade Centre (ITC) recently held a meeting in Arusha attended by over two hundred national and international delegates.
The United States has lifted decades-old economic sanctions against Sudan even though it still considers the country a state sponsor of terrorism and despite the fact Sudanese President Omar al-...
THE world is again on the cusp of making history in the AIDS response—ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030. For the first time in the history of the AIDS epidemic, Africa has reached a...