Memorial Service Held for Victims of Hillside Endarasha Fire Tragedy
The fire, which broke out on the night of September 5, torched down a dormitory housing 156 boys, tragically claiming 21 lives.
Author: Joy Cheptoo
NACADA Warns Social Media Influencers Against Promoting Alcohol and Drug Use
The authority emphasized that promoting drugs or alcohol through any media platform not only undermines public health efforts but is also illegal under the Alcoholic Drinks Control Act, 2010 and the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Control Act, 1994
Tensions Rise in Tanzania Following Arrest of Top Opposition Leaders
More than 14 people were detained, including top opposition figures as authorities cracked down on planned protests in Dar es Salaam
“I Apologize For Breaking Orders”- DIG Gilbert Masengeli
Masengeli, appeared in court on Friday, September 20th, seeking to avoid a six-month jail sentence related to the disappearance of three Kenyans
Nationwide University Staff Strike Disrupts Learning Across Kenya
The strike aims to push salary adjustments and improve working conditions
President Museveni Vows Free Education in Uganda During 80th Birthday Celebration
“No child should be paying school fees in government primary or secondary schools. We will tackle this issue,” Museveni said.
Tanzanian Government Restores Delisted Villages in Ngorongoro Ahead of Elections
The villages were initially removed as part of a broader government move announced on August 2, 2024.
Abduba Dida’s Journey from Kenyan Politics to a US Jail
His conviction in 2022 left many shocked, as the former presidential candidate had previously made headlines for his bold and straightforward approach during Kenya’s 2013 and 2017 elections.
Man Accused of Setting Ugandan Athlete Rebecca Cheptegei on Fire Dies in Hospital
According to police, the attack, which occurred on September 3, 2024, was reportedly triggered by unresolved land disputes
President Samia Orders Investigation into Murder of Tanzania Opposition Leader
The incident has raised concerns about the safety of opposition members in Tanzania, especially after several CHADEMA leaders were briefly detained last month
