Former Tanzanian Minister and Renowned Surgeon Prof. Philemon Sarungi Passes Away
Prof. Sarungi will be remembered for his contributions to Tanzania’s healthcare, education, and governance.
Day: March 5, 2025
Gor Mahia thrash Kariobangi Sharks to keep title hopes alive
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Japan Women’s Football Pioneer Nagasato Retires
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Ruto Refutes Claims That Gov’t Spends Ksh104 Billion On SHA
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One-Year-Old Among Those Raped In The Ongoing Sudan Civil War
The report highlights that mass sexual violence has been widely documented as a weapon of war in the nearly two-year conflict.
UNICEF’s findings reveal that 221 rape cases against children have been officially reported since the start of 2024, but the true number is likely much higher.
