Experts predict pilot crisis

Why Ethiopians think they'll stop taking donations within 10 years

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Soil Analysis Can Help Predict Impact of Earthquakes
Latin American Herald Tribune
SYDNEY – Soil behaviour combined with evidence left by previous earthquakes can help predict the incidence of earthquakes at a low cost in developing countries that lack seismic monitoring systems, according to a study released Tuesday. “The rock record ...
Public Release: 15-Jun-2015 JCU team finds 'unprecedented' earthquake ...EurekAlert (press release)
Earthquake research points to...

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Political analysts predict Lowassa`s smooth sail
IPPmedia
Some Tanzanian political analysts yesterday said the opposition, consisting of Coalition of Defenders of the People's Constitution (UKAWA), is likely to triumph in the October 25 general election. This is based on the assumption that Lowassa has many ...
Former Tanzanian PM seeks presidency on opposition platformCoastweek

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Artificial intelligence used to predict which coronavirus patients are at greater risk of ARDS  EuronewsView Full coverage on Google News

New report shows hard retail data, consumer needs and behavior, combined with macro-economic datasets, are better indicators of opportunity and success in African markets

For brands eager to tap into the growing African markets and the region’s estimated 350 million middle class consumers, relying solely on macro-economic data such as GDP growth, population trends and regulatory governance data to identify opportunities and predict success can lead to costly missteps, according to a new...

New evidence indicating British Airways could have done more to prevent one of its pilots abusing children in Kenya and Uganda is uncovered by a BBC investigation.

The Dar es Salaam Rapid Transit (Dart) agency has revealed that some few buses will operate under the Dart system this year before the completion of the first phase of the project.

Two groups of Kenyan tech innovators are selected to help the BBC reach young African audiences through social and digital platforms.

Thousands Attend Pilot's Burial in Moshono
AllAfrica.com
Tears flowed freely on December 1st in Arusha during the burial of a pilot Joseph Alphayo, who was one of four people who perished in an helicopter crash in Dar es Salaam on November 29th. The minister for Natural Resources and Tourism Lazaro ...