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Algeria army urges removal of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika
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Ethiopia: Contentious Waste Power Plant to Resume Operations
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Ethiopia: Metec to Sell Non-Performing Assets
The management of the state-owned military-industrial conglomerate Metals & Engineering Corporation (MetEC) is planning to auction off five hotels and guesthouses hoping to...
Liberia: New ‘Timing’ Reform Agreed At Freeport
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Ethiopia: Auditor General Dresses Down Foreign Ministry for Financial Gaps
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Namibia: Govt Entities Cash in On Fuel Hikes
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Namibia: Trade Deficit Shrinks to N$17,38 Billion in 2018
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Africa: Deputy Minister Pinky Kekana – Internet of Things Forum Africa 2019
We truly live in unprecedented...
Tanzania: Stars Heroes, Legends Decorated
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Tanzania: Cecafa Zone Soccer Sees New Dawn
FOR the first time ever, the East African region will have four nations at the finals of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON)....
Tanzania: TAA Finalises Installation of Security System in Terminal III
THE Minister for Works, Transport and Communications, Engineer Isack Kamwelwe, has said the Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA) is finalising installation of security system...
Tanzania: Financial Crisis Hurts U-21 Volleyball Team
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Tanzania: JPM Boosts Serengeti Boys Campaign
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East Africa: East Africa, ‘Horn’ Weather Hostile
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Tanzania: Poor Roads Let Down Booming Gypsum Mining in Kilwa
A vibrant construction sector has stimulated gypsum mining in Lindi Region with local start-up firms and major firms scouring for the mineral used...
Tanzania: Mwakyembe – Lindi a Hidden Treasure That Hosts Untapped Resources
THE Minister for Information, Culture, Arts and Sports, Dr Harrison Mwakyembe says Lindi Region is "a hidden treasure" due to availability of unexploited...
East Africa: EAC to Raise Power Generation By 2022 President Maguful
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Tanzania: Kagera Sugar FC Lose Another Key Player
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Africa: Africa CEO Forum – Rwanda’s Kagame, Nigeria’s Disu Call for Collaboration On Digitalization of Africa
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South Africa: Structure and Culture – a Building That Divided People Even Before Apartheid Laws Were Enforced
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Namibia: City Residents Fail to Curb Water Use
WINDHOEK residents have failed to reduce their use of water since January this year, adding to fears that the city's taps could run...
Nigeria: Duped Through Dating Apps – Queer Love in the Time of Homophobia
In Nigeria, the LGBTQ community is vulnerable to extortion, making dating an often dangerous...
Kenya: One Computer, 58 Children to 1 Teacher and a Poor Internet Connection
Dubai -A maths and physical science teacher from an impoverished school in Kenya's Rift Valley, Peter Tabichi, has won the one million dollar Global...
Nigeria: New Gas Commercialisation Plan Seeks to End Flaring in Three Years
The new framework - the Nigerian Gas Flare Commercialisation Programme (NGFCP), initiated by the federal government to monetise the volume of gas flared...
South Africa: Uber, Taxify Score Poorly in Oxford University Study On South African Digital Platform Working Conditions
Oxford University academics, through the Fairwork Foundation, have published the world's first rating system for working conditions in the digital economy. The report...
Sudan: Al-Boqaa International Theatre Festival to Be Launched Wednesday
Khartoum -The National Council for Culture and Arts(NCCA) will launch Wednesday the 20th session of the Boqaa International Theatre Festival which will be attended...