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Uganda's President Museveni takes commanding lead in early election results

Museveni had told reporters after casting his ballot that he expected to win with 80% of the vote "if there's no cheating".

  1. Long-term reforms hinge on strong parliamentary oversight: Mchechu

  2. Samia breaks silence on internet shutdown, assures diplomats of safety

  3. TRA in new era of fairness and transparency in tax collection

  1. Why food-rich regions struggle with severe child malnutrition

  2. Mbarawa: JNIA VIP terminal boosts business in Dar

  3. New project improves WASH infrastructure, practices in Dar

  4. Africa CDC in partnership on health meeting

  5. Vision 2050: Shun business as usual mentality, says PM

  6. European military heads to Greenland as Trump's ambitions for island undeterred by talks

Africa

South African rand buoyed by gold prices as markets mull US inflation prints

The US dollar last traded flat against a basket of currencies as traders analysed softer-than-expected US inflation readings while awaiting core Producer Price Index data for December due later...

  1. China, Russia, Iran start 'BRICS Plus' naval exercises in South African waters

  2. Ethiopia begins $12.5 billion construction of 'Africa's biggest airport'

  3. South African factory activity slumps further in December, Absa PMI shows

  1. China's top diplomat heads to key strategic points in Africa

  2. AU Vs Israel: Why is Somaliland strategically important?

  3. Israeli foreign minister visits Somaliland, angering Somalia

  4. At least 30 killed in Nigeria market attack, police say

  5. Guinea coup leader Doumbouya wins presidential election, results show

  6. Mali and Burkina Faso announce reciprocal travel ban on US

World

European military heads to Greenland as Trump's ambitions for island undeterred by talks

Greenland and Denmark say the island is not for sale, that threats of force are reckless and security concerns should be resolved among allies.

  1. Iran warns neighbours it could hit US bases if Washington strikes

  2. At least 25 killed after crane falls on train in Thailand, police say

  3. Trump urges Iranians to keep protesting, saying 'help is on its way'

  4. Trump says nations doing business with Iran face 25 percent tariff on US trade

Business

How to increase coffee production as risks grow

Smallholder farmers, who produce about 90 percent of Tanzania’s coffee, are increasingly exposed to climate shocks, volatile prices and a buyer-driven global value chain

  1. Healing Earth brings transformative wellness to Zanzibar's Shah Palace

  2. Tanzania renews copper aim amid record prices

  3. Kyela eyes Sh100bn from four crops as farmers assured of market, prices

  4. Udart out to revamp first phase of BRT with 100 new buses

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