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How Tanzania opposition leader Lissu cross-examined protected witness, denies threats to life

The fifth prosecution witness in the treason case against Chadema Chairman Tundu Lissu has denied ever receiving threats or any form of intimidation as a witness in the trial.

  1. Community climate project transforms livelihoods along Lukosi River in Tanzania

  2. Livestock expo for Tanzania, Kenya and Namibia gets Sh300 million boost from NMB Bank

  3. Cheering, jeering and insulting women with large buttocks could land you in legal trouble

  1. What Tanzania’s ICT startup labelling framework means

  2. Four in court over theft and turning ambulance into tourist vehicle allegations

  3. Ifakara Health Institute celebrates legacy rooted in science and partnership

  4. Tanzania allocates Sh13 billion to strengthen weather services

  5. Hope as CRDB unveils Sh500m fund for youth eco-innovators

  6. Tanzanian female scientists champion community-led malaria solutions

Africa

Zimbabwe cabinet backs bill to extend presidential terms to seven years

Zimbabwe’s Cabinet on Tuesday backed draft legislation seeking constitutional changes that would extend presidential terms from five to seven years, a move that could allow President Emmerson...

  1. US to send 200 troops to Nigeria to train African nation's military

  2. Rwanda shuts over 6,000 mosques and churches. Demands religious leaders hold theology degrees

  3. Exclusive: Trump ally Prince sent men, drones to help Congo's army secure strategic town

  1. South Africa to withdraw its troops from UN peacekeeping mission in Congo

  2. Drought spreads beyond Kenya's arid north, plunging herders into crisis

  3. 170 killed as suspected jihadists attack village in Nigeria

  4. Morocco urges residents to leave flood‑risk areas as evacuations exceed 108,000

  5. Morocco evacuates 50,000 as flooding threatens city after weeks of heavy rain

  6. UN to deploy ceasefire monitoring mission in Congo, Qatar says

World

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un reportedly positions teenage daughter to succeed him

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un appears to be preparing his teenage daughter, Kim Ju‑Ae, as his successor, South Korea’s main intelligence agency has told lawmakers.

  1. Trump meets Netanyahu, with US-Iran nuclear diplomacy topping agenda

  2. Bangladesh votes in world's first Gen Z-inspired election

  3. Venezuela frees prominent opposition members as prisoner releases continue

  4. Hong Kong tycoon Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years in jail in national security trial

Business

EAC trade surges 21.9 percent to $40.3 billion as regional integration deepens

Intra-African commerce remains a pillar of this growth, accounting for 32.2 percent of total trade valued at $10.1 billion

  1. Taxi driver wins Mazda CX-5 after Sh1,000 Airtel Money transaction

  2. Over 300 global stakeholders converge in Unguja as Zanzibar sees tourism growth

  3. Why Stanbic is betting big on Tanzania’s next growth phase

  4. Equity Bank targets Sh200 billion through new fixed deposit account

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