East Africa
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Elsewhere in East Africa
Tanzania's women's golf team, led by Madina Idd, prepares for the 2026 All Africa Challenge Trophy in Abuja, Nigeria, aiming to win the championship.
Almost every young person in South Sudan's Greater Tonj is now carrying a gun, fuelling a cycle of violence that has cost thousands of lives and displaced many more.
Lecturers in Tanzanian public universities have threatened to return to the streets if the government fails to address concerns over funding and provide a clear plan for settling pending ...
Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka begins a two-day tour of South Nyanza to expand his political support in the region.
In US history, only three presidents have won midterm elections while in office, with the most recent being George W. Bush in 2002.
Tanzania marks one year since President Samia Suluhu Hassan's current term began, focusing on national challenges, decisions, and unity efforts.
Tanzanian businesses can boost efficiency by adopting digital financial tools
MultiChoice Tanzania unveils "Expect More" campaign with lower DStv subscription prices and expanded sports coverage.
Tanzania and Kenya's financial scandals reveal weaknesses in institutions entrusted with safeguarding national finances.
Uganda's Kiira Motors produces 2500 vehicles per year, with a capacity to produce 10,000 units annually, amid calls for government support.
A look at the careers and achievements of Tanzanian musicians Nandy and Zuchu
Tanzania's Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (Ewura) announced an increase in fuel prices across the country, effective immediately.
