Let’s join hands to end this barbaric practice

The Zanzibar President, Dr Ali Mohammed Shein, has once again expressed disgust over the alarming rise of cases of abuse against children and women in Zanzibar compared to the situation in the past.

>Reports that crime by motorcycle riders is on the rise is most disturbing. It is a great pity that while the society acknowledges bodaboda (as motorcycle taxis are popularly known) for their role as a source of employment for thousands of our youth, criminal elements are penetrating it, giving it a bad name.

*UNESCO- Merck Africa Research Summit – MARS 2015 aims to prepare for the road ahead in Africa’s development as an international hub for research excellence and scientific innovation

 Merck (http://www.merckgroup.com), the world’s oldest pharmaceutical and Chemical company in partnership with UNESCO , Cambridge University and University of Rome  plan to conduct UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit – MARS which will be held on the 19th and 20th of October in...

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End the noise and join us in nation building, Uhuru tells CORD
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Kenya: President Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday told CORD leaders to respect the decision of the electorate and work with Jubilee Government. The President criticised the leaders accusing them of making “too much noise” at the expense of serving Kenyans.

Wales reached the finals of an international tournament for the first time since the 1958 World Cup Saturday when they qualified for Euro 2016 despite a 2-0 loss to Bosnia.

PM David Cameron urges the Sudanese government to lift the "barbaric" death sentence given to a woman accused of leaving Islam and marrying a Christian man.

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Zanzibar Under the Sultans Was Not a Barbaric Apartheid State
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As a Zanzibari retiree on verge of my 70th birthday, I felt I could not withhold comment on Ali Mafuruki's article ("The problem of Zanzibar cannot be solved without understanding the Revolution," The EastAfrican, October 31-November 6), which I read ...
CUF supporters told to be calm 'pending solution'Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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It goes without saying that foreign investment in any country is accompanied by foreign expatriates moving from their countries of origin to the country where they want to invest.

Lawyers in East Africa have been challenged to take up cases before the Common Market of East and Southern Africa (COMESA) Court of Justice.