14 hrs ago | Raw Story
Rice seeks African 'insight' to help resolve Zimbabwe crisis
“I don't have any particular reason”
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice spoke Friday with African leaders and former UN chief Kofi Annan for their insight into how to end Zimbabwe's presidential election crisis, her spokesman said. via Raw Story
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Tanzania Forum & Polls21 hrs ago | IPPMEDIA
Girls` schools tops in `A` level examinations
Girls` secondary schools took the lead in the Form Six National Examinations held in February, this year. via IPPMEDIA
Wednesday | AlertNet
Burundi rebels drop amnesty bid, agree to go home
“We have a meeting with representatives of the international community who support the peace process ... The aim is to discuss how we can arrive in Bujumbura without any problems”
Burundi's last rebel group said on Wednesday it would return home to implement a long-awaited peace deal and drop its demand for an amnesty, boosting hopes for peace in the country. via AlertNet
Tuesday May 6 | The New Zealand Herald
“The landscape will be destroyed”
View as a single page 10:06AM Wednesday May 07, 2008 By Steve Bloomfield Pink flamingos stand on the shores of Lake Nakuru inside the National Park with the same name on the Rift Valley in Nakuru, west of ... via The New Zealand Herald
Monday May 5 | The Epoch Times
Ban Discussing U.N. Help for Zimbabwe Run-off
“The commission will soon meet over this matter”
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is talking to African states about how to best ensure a free and fair run-off election in Zimbabwe. via The Epoch Times
Sunday May 4 | New Vision
Tanzania beats Uganda in Africa champs
“Those goals were gifts. If we seriously go back to the drawing board, we should be able to whip Tanzania 5-0 in Kampala”
GOALKEEPING blunders by Sam Kawalya yesterday complicated Uganda's pursuit of a place in the inaugural Africa Nations Cup Championship finals. via New Vision
Friday May 2 | BreakingNews.ie
Boy, 10, scales new heights with mountain feat
“Sean himself was in awe of what Ian was doing”
An intrepid 10-year-old explorer today became the youngest person in Europe to climb one of the world's highest mountains. via BreakingNews.ie
Thursday May 1 | XtraMSN Real Estate
Burundi must act on torture, rights group says
The government of Burundi must act immediately to end a "climate of impunity" that allows the torture, mistreatment and illegal detention of individuals, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday. via XtraMSN Real Estate
Tuesday Apr 29 | IPPMEDIA
Inadequate political attention failing the Union
Today, Tanzania celebrates 44 years since Tanganyika and Zanzibar went into a political marriage on April 26, 1964, nearly three months after the Zanzibar Revolution that brought in the black majority rule from ... via IPPMEDIA
Sunday Apr 27 | Inter Press Service
HEALTH-TANZANIA: A Hazardous Route to the Cradle
“I believe a nearby witch killed them (the two children) and prevented me from pregnancy. I shifted homes.”
DAR ES SALAAM, Apr 25 - Tatu Shabani Tumbo's first born was diagnosed with strength-sapping anaemia, and died a toddler. via Inter Press Service
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