Was Idi Amin really a dictator?
Idi Amin is known as one of the most brutal despots in world history. He ruled as a military dictator ...
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From colonial exploitation to climate injustice: The west’s debt to Africa
The rich, developed countries are among the worst contributors to global warming and are responsible for climate change. However, it ...
Tanzania and India shift to trade in mutual currencies
The US dollar dominates the global currency market, but it is facing stiff challenges and may soon lose the paramount ...
When a flag is more than just a symbol: African flags being used to deceive authorities
From time to time, reports have suggested that foreign fishing operators are accessing and exploiting African flag registries to allow ...
Tanzania is not sitting on the fence in EAC, here’s why?
Once a reluctant player in East Africa, Tanzania has come a long way in its quest for a greater role ...
The west backed green goblins are not letting Africa develop
EACOP project Africa: It is not uncommon to see how Western countries, NGOs, and other groups oppose developmental projects in ...
It’s high time Africa saves its donkeys from China’s clutches
In the lives of Africans, donkeys play an important role. In Ethiopia, there’s a saying that goes, “if you don’t ...
Tanzania bans food exports to meet its own shortage
Tanzania bans food exports ban: Zanzibar’s President Dr. Hussein Mwinyi has banned the export of all food commodities to curb ...
Kenya and Tanzania rip apart false western propaganda
It seems Africa aiming for self-sufficiency and taking major steps to reduce overdependence on the West, has not really gone ...
Kenya’s influence in East Africa is being threatened by a neighbour
The African continent has been mired in conflicts and political powerplay. Earlier, powers foreign to the land displayed their might, ...
Uganda finds an alternative to the West for oil exploration
Uganda Oil Exploration Deals: African countries are making significant strides toward becoming a dependable global supplier of oil and gas. ...
A closed continent is the biggest impediment in its economic growth
In 1999, seven countries namely Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda decided to form ...
