Tag: Zanzibar

This marks the first-ever CHAN meeting between the two West African heavyweights

The match is the second of a two-game friendly series designed to sharpen Nigeria’s competitive edge before their Group D ...

Complacency must make way for economic reform and the strategic reinvention that once made Mauritius the darling of development economists.

Coordinating laws in the Western Indian Ocean region is a vital first step toward protecting sea cucumbers.

“Few hours into my sleep, I started to feel a strange hand touching my breast. Now, this was me sleeping ...

Zanzibar suddenly bounced to the headlines again with Abdurazaq Gurnah’s 2021 Nobel Prize in Literature.

UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet saysTanzanians should be allowed to express grievances over elections outcome “without fear of reprisals”

Beneficiaries of the pardon include people convicted before March 15, 2019 and those suffering from chronic diseases.

Tanzania has been hit by several major ferry disasters over the years.

"We should not wait till the deed is done, as in Burundi, before sending out fire fighters."