East Africa
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Elsewhere in East Africa
Tanzanian Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has urged citizens to prioritize locally manufactured goods to boost the national economy and create jobs.
Kenyan law scholar Phoebe Okowa elected to International Court of Justice bench with majority votes in UN General Assembly and Security Council.
Tanzanian High Court grants Mosop MP Abraham Kirwa and Speaker of the National Assembly five days to respond to a petition seeking to have Kirwa's seat declared vacant over prolonged abse...
Tanzania's horticulture sector contributes 38% to foreign exchange earnings, driven by domestic and international market sales.
Mbeya City Council urges local investors to seize opportunities in two public-private partnership projects, a main bus terminal and a modern abattoir.
Tanzania's DPP Renson Ingonga urges international cooperation to target financiers and organisers of wildlife trafficking.
Chinese experts call for journalists to report on BRI from national development perspectives
South Africans vote in municipal elections with ANC's support at risk due to anger over corruption, crime, and failing public services.
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has joined the Nairobi governor race on a UDA ticket, vowing to address the city's persistent leadership failures and service delivery issues.
The University of Dar es Salaam will host an international conference to discuss the role of Gen Z in shaping the future of African societies.
Tanzania's Mbeya region hit by floods, authorities warn of more El Nino rains
EAC Partner States urged to strengthen regional cooperation to mitigate impacts of severe El Niño rains
