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The rise in teen pregnancies among schoolgirls in Tanzania questions the authenticity of one of...
Burundian protesters react in joy after pushing back police officers during an anti-government demonstration in the capital Bujumbura, Burundi, 22 May 2015. More than 105,000 Burundians have fled the country to seek refuge in neighbouring countries such as Rwanda, DR Congo, and Tanzania, says the United Nations refugee agency.
Since the latest outbreak of instability in Burundi, more than a quarter of a million citizens...
Elephants in a solar-powered holding pen in Malawi, which is carrying out a major translocation between conservation parks.
Lilongwe. One of the world’s largest and most significant elephant translocations kicked off...
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Africa’s ‘skills of the future’ requires firm partnerships between NPOs, private and public...
PROF.Ibrahimu Lipumba
Tanzania aims to become a semi-industrialised country by 2025, for which the contribution of...
Easy resource revenues eliminate a critical link of accountability between government and citizens.
Among the many frustrations in economic development, perhaps none looms larger than the "...
The college journey is meant to be experienced, a lifestyle like no other.
So the second semester is coming to a halt. When examinations are on the pressure is high as...
South Sudan President Salva Kiir (in hat) with Vice President Riek Machar (left) and Vice President James Wani Igga at a press conferenceas fighting broke out on 8 July. By Samir Bol
Although a ceasefire between rival forces in the South Sudanese capital, Juba, is largely...
British-Somalilander Ahmed Sulieman returned to Somaliland to help the Ministry of Information expand the country’s television network. PHOTO: JAMES JEFFERY
In mid-April a boat capsized crossing the Mediterranean killing up to 500 migrants, a large...
Use of antiretrovirals, for long the preserve of the rich, grew from 6.4 percent of infected men in 2005 to 38.6 percent ten years later, and from 3.3 percent to 42.4 percent for women over the same period, the study found.
Some 2.5 million people are still becoming infected with HIV every year even as drugs have...
New technology could revolutionise demining efforts
In 2008, during the Battle of Sadr City five years into the Iraq War, Allen Tan came very close...
Feza Schools’ students participated in different competitions, including International Olympiads in Science and Mathematics, project competitions on environment and sustainable energy, robotics and information technology and international debate, held in the USA and World Scholars Cup in Bangkok, in Thailand. Photo: Courtesy of Feza Secondary Schools.
Mwl.Julius Nyerere, the former and founding President of Tanzanis, is known not only as one of...