Why a U.S. Judge Apologized to the White House Shooting Suspect
A U.S. federal judge apologised in court to a man accused of a White House-linked shooting attempt, raising concerns over the conditions he has faced in detention.
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Ruto jokes Tanga refinery announcement “annoyed some” after Samia questions lack of consultation
Kenya’s President William Ruto said his earlier announcement on a proposed Tanga oil refinery “annoyed some,” after Tanzania’s leader Samia Suluhu Hassan said she had not been informed.
Africa stands out as global birth rates fall amid poverty and rapid population growth
A new global analysis shows birth rates are declining across much of the world, but Africa remains a clear outlier, with some of the highest fertility levels globally despite widespread economic challenges. Data compiled by Visual Capitalist highlights a widening…
WHO reports suspected HANTAVIRUS outbreak, 3 dead in cruise ship
Three people have died following a suspected outbreak of Hantavirus aboard a cruise ship travelling from Argentina to Cape Verde, according to the World Health Organization. The incident began when a 70-year-old man fell ill while on board the MV…
Tanzania plans to introduce a long-acting HIV prevention injection in 2027
Tanzania plans to introduce a long-acting HIV prevention injection, Lenacapavir, starting January 2027, in a move officials say could reshape the country’s response to the epidemic. The drug, Lenacapavir, is administered as an injection twice a year, offering an alternative…
Samia, Kagame hold talks in Dar es Salaam to boost trade, regional ties
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Sunday hosted her Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame at State House in Dar es Salaam for a one-day working visit focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation. The two leaders held a private meeting before leading official…
CAF sets AFCON 2027 dates as East Africa prepares for historic tournament
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed that the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations will run from June 19 to July 17, marking a major milestone for East Africa. The tournament will be jointly hosted by Tanzania, Kenya and…
Ghana rejects US health data deal over privacy concerns
Ghana has formally rejected a proposed health sector agreement with the United States, citing concerns over data privacy and national control of sensitive health information. The decision was confirmed by the Ghana Data Protection Commission, whose Executive Director Arnold Kavaarpuo…
Saudi Arabia reverses its “under-15” Hajj ban
Saudi Arabia has reversed its decision to bar children under 15 from the annual Hajj, restoring earlier rules that allow younger pilgrims to participate under specific conditions. The reversal comes just days after authorities announced a ban on under-15s for…
Tanzania Prime Minister warns firms over unpaid dues, land disputes during Iringa tour
Tanzania’s Prime Minister Mwigulu Nchemba has issued a strong warning to employers and land officials over unpaid worker dues and recurring land disputes, during a visit to Iringa Region. Speaking at a public rally in Igowole, Mufindi District, PM Nchemba…
