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Tanzania Prime Minister: Magufuli ‘strong and working hard as usual’

Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has said that President John Magufuli was “strong and working hard as usual”, dismissing fears he was...

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Reckless Police Commander Killed By Own Teargas Canister

By Our Reporter A Field Force Unit Officer attached to Mukono police division has died after being hit by a teargas canister...

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South Africa’s Zulu King Goodwill Zwelithini dies aged 72

King Goodwill Zwelithini ruled the Zulu nation under the Traditional Leadership clause of South Africa's republican constitution but his role was largely...

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End Bloody Disappearances Of Ugandans: Human Rights Watch Warns Gov’t

By Our Reporter Ugandan authorities should take immediate steps to end the ongoing abductions by suspected state agents and cease the unlawful...

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Museveni Reappoints IGP Ochola as Police Head

LATEST UPDATE: President Yoweri Museveni has renewed the contract of Inspector General of police Okoth Martin Ochola, the Daily Express has learnt....

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Go To State House If You Won Elections: Godfrey Kiwanda Fumes Bobi Wines

By Our Reporter Hon Godfrey Kiwanda came out and told Bobi Wine that he is very sure that he won the presidential...

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Africa Seeks ‘Continental Capacity’ to Produce Vaccines

By Our Reporter Kampala: As Africa lags in its efforts to vaccinate 60% of its 1.3 billion people as quickly as possible,...

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Kenya Maize Ban Prompts Harsh Criticism

By Our Reporter Arusha — Kenya’s ban on maize imports from Tanzania and Uganda, ostensibly because of aflatoxin contamination, continued to draw...

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Minister Who Was Denied Plane Over COVID-19 Positive Status Walks By Road To Uganda

By Our Reporter JUBA – South Sudan’s minister of humanitarian affairs and disaster management Peter Mayen who was forced off a plane...

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Uganda, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania Most Hit By U-17 Afcon Cancellation

By Our Reporter Uganda among other big Africa teams have been hit hard after Caf yesterday announced the last-minute cancellation of the...

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Burundi President Pardons Over 5000 Prisoners To Curb Overcrowding

By Our Reporter Burundi is set to release thousands of inmates to ease overcrowding in the east African nation’s prisons. Some 5,255 prisoners or roughly...