Man fined for hunting on Mugabe land

The eldest son of Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe is convicted of manslaughter and fined $800 (£520) for knocking down a man in his car.

TheSouthAfrican
Tanzania sells Masai people's land to Arab royals, who want to build a hunting ...
TheSouthAfrican
Because this is exactly what Africa needs; the eviction of native tribes from their ancestral land, to make way for the rich and famous to come and hunt elephants in their own personal reserve. Around 40 000 Masai have been given their marching orders and ...
Tanzania denies reports that it planned to evict Maasai herdersCoastweek
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Daily Mail
Tanzania turns Maasai land into a hunting ground for Dubai royal family
Daily Mail
Authorities in Tanzania have ordered the eviction of 40,000 Masai people so their ancestral home can be turned into a hunting ground for Middle Eastern royals. A 1,500sq/km 'wildlife corridor' around Loliondo, next to the Serengeti national park, will be ...
Masai people in Tanzania threatenedeTurboNews
Tanzania's Masai face homeland eviction…so Dubai royals can huntRT
Tanzania accused of backtracking...

South African Broadcasting Corporation
Tanzanian man accused of crimen injuria in Mantuli's case fined
South African Broadcasting Corporation
The Durban Regional Court has sentenced Tanzanian national Steven Masunga, accused of making demands on President Jacob Zuma's wife MaNtuli, to a fine of R10 000 rand or three months imprisonment. Masunga pleaded guilty to a charge of crimen ...

Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe admits failures in the country's controversial land reform programme, saying some farms were "too big".

The places that no-one can claim as their own

An American man claims to be king of a small piece of Africa so his daughter can become a princess.

Dar man loses in dispute over land
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
IT is misery over misery for a resident of Kigamboni in Dar es Salaam, Elifaraja Tummino, who had opposed the sale of his plot to satisfy decree of about 3bn/- in favour of Citibank Tanzania Limited. View Comments. Apart from losing the case in ...

Remains of house Bukenya burnt down in foreground of photo
The suspect has been identified as Anthony Bukenya (35), a solar and electronics dealer in Kakuuto town, and a resident of Kalivaliyo village.

It is said that Bukenya went to his father Emmanuel Mulengera’s home in the same village with intent to cause grievous harm with acid following a serious misunderstanding over family property.

The incident occurred on Tuesday around 11pm, as Mulengera (62) and other six members of the family...