BANGRE: Terrified DR Congo refugees prefer hunger to home

>About 2,500 refugees living in the Dadaab camp are set to be relocated to Somalia by the end of October. The repatriation is part of an agreement signed last year between Kenya, Somalia and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR).

>The murders of more than 250 men, women and children in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) Beni Territory in recent weeks have widely been blamed on an insurgency of Ugandan origin known as the Alliance of Democratic Forces-NALU (ADF-NALU). But several armed groups and racketeering gangs are active in the area and the culprits of these killings have not been incontrovertibly identified.

There’s this old buddy who, for some reason, believes he owes you a beer. He had called you today asking where you are. You told him. “Please stay there-there; I want to come and buy you beer,” he had said.

Man on United Airlines Flight 1074 said to have shouted terrorist slogansPassengers pinned him to the ground while plane returned to DullesVideo emerged of him looking bloodied on floor of the Boeing 737He is heard frantically apologising as police officers try to keep him calm33 passengers and six crew were on the plane at the time of the incidentBy JOHN HALL FOR MAILONLINEPUBLISHED: 04:00 EST, 17 March 2015 | UPDATED: 07:25 EST, 17 March 2015          961shares455View commentsThis is the...

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Arusha. Thirty four per cent of expectant and lactating mothers living with HIV/AIDS in Arusha do not continue with the Prevention of Mothers To Child Treatment (PMTCT) programme, it has been reported.

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Tanzania's Maasai prefer death to eviction
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Microfinance is a concept which has become very familiar throughout developing economies and has often been considered their salvation.

Chadema presidential candidate Edward Lowassa said here yesterday that he would prefer a three-tier federal government that would enable Zanzibar to have its full autonomy.