Campaign to free jailed gay Briton

A 69-year-old British man who was jailed for "homosexual acts" in Morocco has been released, his son says.

A British man who was facing charges in Uganda of possessing a gay sex video will be deported, a court rules.

A gay Briton who was deported from Uganda says anti-homosexuality laws will put people at risk of blackmail.

Their 15-year sentence triggered a diplomatic row resulting in the recalling of the US ambassador.

A leading rights group calls for the release of at least 13 people, including a rapper, held in Angola for allegedly plotting to oust the president.

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Dar-es-salaam April 25th 2015: Tanzania’s number one online marketplace, Kaymu, is set to launch its free delivery campaign, where anyone can buy from a selected wide range of products like fashion items, electronics and other affordable accessories and get them delivered for free all over Tanzania. In their partnership with Tigo, any person who places an order on the website and pre-pays through Tigo Pesa will automatically enjoy free delivery of the item, to anywhere they wish within the...

Tanzania’s number one online marketplace, Kaymu, is set to launch its free delivery campaign, where anyone can buy from a selected wide range of products like fashion items, electronics and other affordable accessories and get them delivered for free all over Tanzania. In their partnership with Tigo, any person who places an order on the website and pre-pays through Tigo Pesa will automatically enjoy free delivery of the item, to anywhere they wish within the country.

The campaign which is...

Being a resident of Tabata who works in a company based in Tabata, irrigates my throat with yellowish liquids in a Tabata-located bar, sleeps and snores on a bed located in a room that belongs to a house in Tabata, and attends send-off (as opposed to send-away) parties in Tabata-hosted halls, I am literally cut off from the rest of Dar es Salaam.