Mwanzo Editor
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Uganda and Zimbabwe launch first nano-satellites
Uganda and Zimbabwe have launched first nano-satellites into space in a bid to help collect data to monitor disasters, boost agriculture and enhance mineral mapping
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Africa facing climate impact ‘nightmare’: President Ruto
The crushing impacts of climate change are already a “living nightmare” for people across Africa, Kenyan President William Ruto told world leaders at UN talks on Monday. The UN climate Conference of the Parties talks…
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Kenya pilots’ union summoned over strike: court order
The Kenya Airline Pilots Association (KALPA) was on Monday summoned to court over its ongoing strike, after dozens of flight cancellations left thousands of Kenya Airways passengers stranded. The union officials “are summoned in court…
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Tanzania yatuma risala za rambirambi kwa waathiriwa wa ajali ya ndege
Watanzania waliokuwa na majonzi Jumatatu walituma risla za rambi rambi kwa watu 19 waliofariki dunia wakati ndege ya abiria ilipotumbukia Ziwa Victoria katika ajali mbaya zaidi ya anga kuwahi kutokea kwa miongo kadhaa nchini humo.…
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Tanzania pays tearful tribute to plane crash victims
Grieving Tanzanians paid emotional tribute Monday to 19 people killed when a passenger plane plunged into Lake Victoria in the country’s deadliest air crash in decades
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Britain to hold public holiday for King Charles coronation
A public holiday will be held to mark the coronation of King Charles III in May, eight months after the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II
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Tanzanian Vuta N’Kuvute (Tug of War) wins top prize at Carthage Film Festival
Tanzanian film “Tug of War” is about love and politics during the final years of British colonial Zanzibar
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Ndege ya Precision Air yapata ajali Tanzania
Mpaka sasa watu 26 wameokolewa na wamekimbizwa hospitalini, jitihada za kuokoa abiria waliosalia zinaendelea
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Senegal opposition leader appears in court over rape case
Ousmane Sonko, 48, was accused last year of raping an employee of a beauty salon where he was getting a massage
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Zimbabwe asks for public view on judges’ wigs
Zimbabweans have been asked to help decide whether judges should stop the colonial tradition of wearing wigs and to suggest alternative headgear in a public consultation that ends on Thursday.
