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25Aug 2021
The Guardian

The night of 22 to 23 August 1791, in Santo Domingo Haiti and the Dominican Republic saw the beginning of the uprising that   played a crucial...

23Aug 2021
The Guardian

Many people in Africa buy second-hand clothes sent from Europe and the US. But East African countries could ban imports of used clothes and second...

21Aug 2021
The Guardian

THE first shots have been fired in the battle for our city streets and it was the little man, not the buses, who won.

20Aug 2021
The Guardian

TECHNOLOGY is perhaps the most important theme in today’s world economic forums, and it isn’t just for the better.

20Aug 2021
The Guardian

HIGH-LEVEL secretariat officials at the Arusha headquarters of the East African Community (EAC) have declared intent to start using a single...

19Aug 2021
The Guardian

ONE of the strategic components in fostering economic growth and technological progress is investing on human resource development. Skilled...

19Aug 2021
The Guardian

Africa values neither its journalists nor its newspapers. They are poorly paid and often treated badly by proprietors. Consequently, journalism is...

18Aug 2021
The Guardian

On the 20 August of 1897, Sir Ronald Ross discovered that female mosquitoes transmit malaria between humans. Since then, we've followed it's...

17Aug 2021
The Guardian

LOOKING back through the history of biological evolution and human civilisation, drought not only claimed lives of various creatures but also...

17Aug 2021
The Guardian

Concern is growing all over the world about the plight of small farmers in view of their
vulnerability to poverty and chronic under-...

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