ATTIAH: Dear boy: please, keep creating

Why have the US companies taken part in the DITF?

>Tanzania is creating dollar millionaires faster than any other East African country, a new report says.

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Swaziland's Mbabane Swallows aim to defend a 2-0 lead in their Champions League tie against Zambia's Nkana this weekend.

Ngozi Dozie, co-founder of Cafe Neo in Lagos, Nigeria, talks to the BBC about building up his coffee shop business.

All life aims at harmony, but contrary to popular opinion, harmony does not arise from homogeneity. A major source of conflict in this world has risen out of the belief that once we are with ‘our own people’ (belonging to the same religion, belief, race, gender or nation) we’ll be in harmony. Man has spent eons in conflict to create that perfect homogenous society.

A Ugandan abattoir is turning polluting by-products into energy sources, as Catherine Byaruhanga reports.

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Graduates urged to apply new skills in creating jobs
IPPmedia
Education and Vocational Training Deputy Minister, Jenista Mhagama, has urged graduates to use their newly acquired skills to address challenges facing the society, hence create jobs for themselves and others. The Deputy Minister made the call here over ...
College Starts Churning Out Laboratory TechniciansAllAfrica.com

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Creating a meme on Twitter could send you to jail in Tanzania
Quartz
The administration of Tanzanian president Jakaya Kikwete has been heavily criticized at home and abroad for actions that are threatening to roll back years of progress on press freedoms and it could get worse. Things began with the passage in parliament in ...