Call for Egypt to buy £15m statue

Egyptian police recover an ancient statue of Tutankhamun's sister and wife, stolen during unrest in August.

A muezzin in Egypt faces disciplinary action for changing the traditional call to prayer to "praying is better than spending time on Facebook".

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Egypt welcomes Tanzania's call for Nile deal review
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Egypt has welcomed a call by Tanzania for a review of the 2010 Comprehensive Framework Agreement signed by upstream Nile Basin countries, known as the Entebbe Agreement, to consider Egypt's water needs. In a statement, Egyptian Foreign Ministry ...

Airtel donates 15m/- worth of books to Makete schools
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Airtel Tanzania, through its ongoing 'Shule Yetu' (Our School) education sector support programme, has donated over 15 million/- worth of books to five schools in Makete District. Schools that have benefited from the programme include Iwawa, Kipagalo, ...
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Afisa Uhusiano Mwandamizi wa Shirika la Taifa la Hifadhi ya Jamii (NSSF), Bw. Salim Shao (kulia) akimkabidhi hundi ya shilingi milioni 15 Meneja Mkuu wa Kampuni ya Capital Plus International Limited, ambao ni waandaaji wa mbio za Rock City Marathon, Bw. Erasto Kilawe, jijini Dar es Salaam jana ikiwa ni udhamini wa mbio hizo zitakazofanyika katika viwanja vya CCM Kirumba jijini Mwanza tarehe 15 Novemba  mwaka huu. Afisa Uhusiano Mwandamizi wa Shirika la Taifa la Hifadhi ya Jamii...

Hon. ambassador Mwaidi Sinare Maajar followed by honorable Minister of Science and Communication, Prof Makame Mbarawa together with the author Mr. Norman Moyo beating the drums marking the unveiling of the book “Rumble in the Jungle” to the invited guests, the event took place at the Hyatt Hotel, far right is the MC of the event, Taji Liundi.

A Tanzanian based telecommunications executive, Norman Moyo, CEO of Helios Towers Tanzania launched his first leadership book called Rumble in the...

Why do people hate this man?

A man appears in a South African court after paint was thrown at a statue of Mahatma Gandhi - following other attacks on historical monuments.

South Africa's football boss asks people to surrender their illegal guns in order to make a statue in honour of Senzo Meyiwa, who was shot last week.