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A Million Livelihoods In Kenya, Tanzania At Risk As Mara River Fish Driven To...
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Rorya, Tanzania — At Koryo village, in Tanzania’s northern Rorya district brightly dressed women flock to the river with piles of their laundry bags.
Some of them walk for...
Former Tanzanian Opposition Leader Granted Asylum In Canada
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Ghana President Akufo-Addo Wins Reelection As Opposition Rejects Results
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo has won reelection in the West African country’s eighth straight democratic election.
Akufo-Addo of the center-right New Patriotic Party obtained 51.3% of the vote in the...
Frontrunners Expected To Emulate Their Past Selves As Ghanaians Prepare To Vote In Election
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Once again, the incumbent President Nana Akufo-Addo and former President John...
The Voices Of The Forgotten Population In Rural Kenya During COVID-19
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Feared Zimbabwe Regime Dishes TV Broadcasting Licenses
Harare — In a move that has been taken with a pinch of salt by local pro-democracy activists, the Zimbabwean regime on November 20 announced that it had dished out...
Three Years After Zimbabwe’s Military Coup, False Hope And A Return To The Old...
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Soldiers Kill In Nigerian Town After Anti-police Protests
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Africa Could Be Staring At Antimicrobial Resistance As Next Deadlier Pandemic If Swift Action...
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Protests Hit Uganda After Politicians Arrest
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Tanzania’s Accidental Journalist To Serve One Year Suspended Sentence
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African CSOs Call On Governments To Participate In The FACTI Panel High-Level Africa Regional...
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The Budding Movement Urging A Voter Boycott Of Ghana’s General Election
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Escalating Discrimination Against People With Albinism In Zimbabwe
Mberengwa — As a teacher, she has had very few associates. Back home, visiting relatives whisper behind her back apparently disgusted by her condition of albinism. Now, 43-year old Lindani...
Ghana’s Former President Jerry Rawlings Dies At 73
Ghana's former President Jerry John Rawlings has died at the age of 73.
He came to political prominence on the back of two coups, in 1979 and 1989, before twice...
IGAD Member States Bank On Financing Model For Infrastructural Development
Nairobi, Kenya November 6, 2020 — Officials from the eight-nation Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) converged in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi to assess the development of the regional infrastructure master...
Zimbabwe Farmers Embrace Conservation Agriculture To Beat Effects Of Climate Change
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Deforestation Endangers Kilimanjaro’s Tourism
Kilimanjaro, Tanzania — As firefighters were battling raging inferno on Mt. Kilimanjaro, plumes of smoke belching into the sky captured the destruction on Africa’s highest mountain and its surrounding...
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