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Tanzanian Opposition Leader Arrested As Crackdown Mounts Ahead Of October Polls
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Chinese Miner Shoots Employees In Zimbabwe
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Sudanese Professionals Association With South Sudanese Activists Discuss Refugees’ Condition In Sudan
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Malawians Cast Fresh Votes Following ‘Unprecedented’ Court Decision
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Zimbabwe’s Health Minister In Charge Despite Reports Of Expulsion
Harare, June 21 — Zimbabwe’s Health Minister, Obadiah Moyo who had been widely reported to have been fired after he was implicated in a 60 million USD corruption scandal...
The Government and Opposition In South Sudan Agreed On Allocation Of The States
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Zimbabwe Relents, Gives Workers United States Dollars
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Malawian Lawyers Match As Government Send Chief Justice On ‘Forced Leave’
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Tanzania President Orders Reopening Of Schools Despite Coronavirus Threat
Dar es Salaam, June 17 — Despite a looming threat of the Coronavirus pandemic in East Africa, Tanzania President, John Magufuli has ordered reopening of all schools across the...
The Untold Suffering of East Africa’s Donkey Community Owners!
Sebastian Mwanza is the Senior Communications Officer at Africa Network for Animal Welfare (ANAW)
Dr. Dennis Bahati is the Programs Manager (Animal Care) at Africa Network for Animal Welfare (ANAW)
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The South Sudan Government Announces Assassination Of The 7 October Movement Leader
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Zimbabwe’s Abducted Opposition Activists Denied Bail
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A Former South Sudanese Businessman Detainee Forms a Rebel Movement
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Secondary Impacts Of COVID-19 Threatens Children’s Lives Than The Disease Itself, Warns A New...
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Tanzanian Opposition Leader Suffers Broken Leg After Midnight Attack
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Tanzania’s New Bill Seeks To Extend Presidential Immunity
Dar es Salaam, June 8 — A controversial bill seeking to protect the sitting president and other top political leaders from prosecution has provoked anger in Tanzania, with campaigners...
Kenyans Stare At Hunger As Birds Destroy Rice
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