Are lightning deaths increasing?

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Lightning strikes again
IPPmedia
At least seventeen students from Kabuhoro Secondary School were injured mid this week after a blast of lighting struck their school. Speaking to reporters after the incident, one of the school's teacher Hamphrey Masawe who was on duty on the tragic day, ...

Ebola is spreading "frighteningly quickly" in parts of Sierra Leone, a campaign group says, even as the rate of infection in Liberia appears to slow.

Death row inmates keep increasing
Daily News
LACK of proper procedures to handle inmates on death row in the country is weighing heavily on the Prisons Department budget and adding to the problem of congestion. The inmates who are waiting to be executed live in agony and despair of not knowing ...

Extramarital affairs increasing in Moshi
Daily News
A 16 days activm campaign against Gender Based Violence (GBV) has started with a shocking revelation that prostitution thriving in Moshi Municipality, with more than half of married couples engaging in extramarital relationships. Speaking at the ...

Dar es Salaam. Fastjet is increasing trips to Mbeya.“Flight demand has been increasing. We believe that by doubling daily flights to Mbeya we will make more customers fly to Songwe International Airport. We will also serve more customers from countries such as Zambia and Malawi,” Fastjet commercial manager Jean Uku said yesterday.

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EAC Worried About Increasing Poll Disputes
KFM
The East African Community (EAC) has released its preliminary report on the conduct of last Sunday's elections in Tanzania, expressing concern over disputes often arising from the results of the presidential elections. In a statement, the Head of the ...
EAC observer mission commends general election 'competitiveness'Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
Haiti - Elections : Preliminary Conclusions of the European Observation...

Rising incomes in the developing world mean more people can afford medical care, but a new study has found that this is also helping spread resistance to antibiotics.

Climate change is increasing the risk of severe "food shocks" where crops fail and prices rise rapidly impacting Africa and the Middle East most.

Lightning strikes two dead in Mwanza
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TWO people were struck dead and one injured by lightning in Mwanza region. Mwanza Regional Police Commander (RPC) Valentino Mlowola told the 'Sunday News' that one of the deceased, identified as Ezekiel aged between 30 and 40 a resident of ...