Highly Spirited Tundu Lissu appears in court, insists ‘No Reforms, No Election’
This is a public trial; let’s meet in public. They wanted it, let them get it!
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Tanzania Faces Regional Backlash Over Deportation of Martha Karua and Kenyan Activists
Martha Karua’s deportation has sparked outrage across East Africa, with several legal institutions accusing the Tanzanian government of violating regional and international laws.
Njeri Mwangi’s Journey of Balancing Family, Activism and Art with Unwavering Perseverance
Njeri Mwangi has proven that art and activism can go hand in hand. She has created spaces for change, used her platform to tell powerful stories and continues to inspire a new generation to speak up and take action.
Martha Karua Deported from Tanzania Ahead of Tundu Lissu’s Court Case
The trio was detained earlier on Sunday May 18th 2025, at Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam as they arrived to observe the court case of Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu, who is facing treason charges.
Excitement Flares as affordable housing Project beneficiaries get keys
At the heart of Mukuru kwa Njenga, 52-year-old Obed Matongo walks majestically while displaying a smiley facial expression as he…
Wanaharakati Uganda wazindua kampeni ya ”Bye Bye Museveni”
Vijana hao wana amini kuwa pahali imefikia, ni Mungu tu mwenye uwezo wa kumuondoa kiongozi huyo madarakani
Ugandan activists launch ‘Bye-bye Museveni’ prayer campaign
The group is convinced that only divine intervention can bring an end to President Yoweri Museveni’s decades-long rule
Ugandan Activist Aloikin Praise Opoloje Named 2025 EU Human Rights Defender of the Year
Opoloje, a law student at Makerere University, was recognized for her bold activism and unwavering commitment to promoting human rights in Uganda.
US Supreme Court Weighs Judicial Checks on Trump with Birthright Case
Trump’s executive order to end birthright citizenship has been paused by district courts in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state who deemed it unconstitutional.
First Everest Death of Climbing Season Recorded
Philipp Santiago, 45, was preparing to summit the 8,849-metre (29,032-foot) peak, but was exhausted when he reached the final camp (Camp 4) on Wednesday night, Himal Gautam of Nepal’s tourism department told AFP.
