African Court Set to Deliver Long-Awaited Judgment on Tanzania’s 2020 Elections
The ruling is expected to clarify whether the actions taken during Tanzania’s 2020 elections met the standards required under African human rights and electoral laws.
Category: East Africa
Prominent Kenyans Killed in Helicopter Crashes
The death of Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ng’eno adds a sombre chapter to a recurring Kenyan tragedy: the loss of high-ranking officials in aviation accidents.
Tanzania yajitetea UNHRC, yakemea mataifa ya Magharibi kwa tathmini yenye upendeleo
Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania imewasilisha msimamo wake mbele ya Baraza la Haki za Binadamu la Umoja wa…
US slaps sanctions on Rwanda military over DR Congo ‘violation’
The United States said Monday that it was imposing sanctions on Rwanda’s military, taking action against a longtime partner it accused of violating a peace agreement in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Netanyahu says Iran conflict won’t be ‘endless war’
The Middle East conflict triggered by US and Israeli strikes on Iran won’t be “an endless war,” but could take “time,” Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview broadcast Monday.
Mashirika Ya Open Society Yalaani kufurushwa kwa Brian Kagoro kutoka Kenya
Mashirika ya Open Society yameilaani vikali serikali ya Kenya kwa kumzuia na kumkataza kuingia katika taifa hilo Mkurugenzi wake wa mipango Brian Kagoro.
Open Society Condemns Deportation of Its MD, Zimbabwean Lawyer Brian Kagoro, from Kenya
Kenya has historically been seen as a safe space for exiled activists and regional human rights defenders. However, recent events have raised questions about whether that space is shrinking.
Kenyan Arrested for Trafficking Men to Russian Army
Kenyan police have arrested a key figure in a network that sent more than 1,000 Kenyans to Russia, where many were forcibly conscripted into the army and sent to Ukraine.
Kenya administers first HIV prevention shots
Lenacapavir, taken twice a year, has been shown to reduce the risk of HIV transmission by more than 99.9 percent, though it is technically a chemical drug rather than a vaccine because it does not train the immune system.
BBN Workers Strike Over Delayed Salaries as EACOP Project Controversy Deepens
The strike began on Wednesday evening when they downed tools. Many of the workers were seen carrying banners with the inscription “We want our rights. Beware of Conmen”
