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A humpback whale has made a remarkable migration of at least 13,000 kilometers from Colombia to Zanzibar, possibly due to climate change affecting food sources or the pursuit of new …
Humpback Whale Undertakes Unprecedented Migration, Challenging Scientific Understanding Read More
The Seychelles is participating in a climate change hearing at the International Court of Justice to seek accountability from major polluters for damages caused by climate change. Local residents are …
Seychelles Pursues Justice at the International Court of Justice for Climate Change Impacts Read More
The Seychelles is participating in a climate change hearing at the International Court of Justice, highlighting the severe impacts of climate change on the island nation. Rising sea levels and …
Seychelles Advocates for Climate Justice at International Court of Justice Read More
Tanzanian mining officials recently met with Ugandan representatives to share expertise in managing artisanal and small-scale mining. The meeting, facilitated by UNDP, emphasized best practices and regulatory improvements. Key figures, …
Tanzania and Uganda Collaborate to Enhance Mining Sector Management Read More
Abdirahman Irro is set to review the controversial Sea Access MoU with Ethiopia upon taking office in December. The agreement, which offers Ethiopia access to the Red Sea for recognition …
Irro to Review Controversial Sea Access MoU between Somaliland and Ethiopia Read More
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan congratulated Namibia’s first female president-elect, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, via a message on X. President Samia expressed the collective pride of the Tanzanian people and affirmed a …
President Samia Congratulates Namibia’s First Female President-Elect Read More
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is likely to become Namibia’s first female president, leading with over 58% of votes in a contested election. Despite her apparent victory, rival Panduleni Itula disputes the results, …
Namibia Set to Elect Its First Female President: Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s Lead Amid Controversy Read More
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is poised to become Namibia’s first female president, having secured over 58% of the vote in the disputed election. Her nearest rival, Panduleni Itula, claims electoral malpractice and …
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on Course to Become Namibia’s First Female President Read More
Tanzania has made notable strides in stabilizing its southern regions, evidenced by government initiatives, including presidential visits and the re-opening of border crossings with Mozambique. Despite these efforts, lingering socio-economic …
Tanzania’s Journey Towards Stability in Its Southern Regions Amid Regional Tensions Read More
The Tanzanian shilling has weakened against the Ugandan and Kenyan currencies despite rising exports, as transactions are predominantly in US dollars, creating higher dollar demand and diminishing local currency strength. …
Decline of the Tanzanian Shilling Against Regional Currencies Read More