Africa
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Tanzania Defends “Voluntary” Ngorongoro Relocation Plan at UNESCO Meeting
The Tanzanian government has told the UNESCO World Heritage Committee that its plan to ”voluntarily relocate residents” from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area is aimed at protecting human rights, upholding the dignity of citizens.
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Kenya probes death of 15 elephants at Amboseli park
An investigation has been opened into the unexplained death of 15 elephants in one month at a Kenyan nature park, the Kenyan Wildlife Service said Tuesday.
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Chawinga Sisters Sparkle as Malawi Stun WAFCON Holders Nigeria
Temwa, who plays for United States club Kansas City Current, scored twice and Tabitha from French outfit Lyon once in one of the greatest shocks since the WAFCON was launched 28 years ago.
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AI yaibuka mshenga mpya wa ndoa nchini Japan
Mamia ya watu nchini Japan wamefanikiwa kufunga ndoa baada ya kukutana kupitia programu ya kutafuta wapenzi inayotumia akili bandia (AI), iliyozinduliwa na Serikali ya Jiji la Tokyo mwaka 2024 ikiwa ni sehemu ya juhudi za…
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Tanzania yatetea mpango wa uhamaji wa hiari Ngorongoro mbele ya UNESCO
Serikali ya Tanzania imeutetea mpango wa uhamaji wa hiari wa wakazi wa Eneo la Hifadhi ya Ngorongoro mbele ya Kamati ya Urithi wa Dunia ya UNESCO, ikisema hatua hiyo inalenga kulinda haki za binadamu, kuhifadhi…
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Kenya’s Harambee Starlets crushed by Morocco in WAFCON 2026 opener in Rabat
Harambee Starlets, endured a difficult return to the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations after suffering a 4-0 defeat to tournament hosts Morocco in their opening Group A match
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Stakeholders Rally Behind Community-Led Mangrove Conservation
Kenya’s mangrove forests cover approximately 61,271 hectares along the country’s 536-kilometre coastline, with Lamu County accounting for about 61 per cent of the national mangrove cover
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Tanzania Vice President Nchimbi urges citizens to fight hard for a new Constitution
Tanzania’s Vice President, Dr Emmanuel Nchimbi, has urged Tanzanians to continue demanding for a new Constitution that will ensure rights of all citizens are well safeguarded.
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UK cancels military training in Kenya over permit dispute
Britain has cancelled one of its annual military trainings in Kenya after failing to obtain a licence from the government, its defence ministry said on Thursday.
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South Africa court pauses impeachment proceedings against president
A South African court ruled on Friday in favour of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s bid to pause impeachment proceedings against him over a scandal involving half-a-million dollars stashed in a sofa at his ranch.
