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Assata: An Autobiography, by Assata Shakur, book review: Revolutionary from a ...
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The revolutionary Black Liberation Army of the 1970s rose out of the ashes of the Black Panther Party to free black people in the United States, this time through armed struggle. The peaceful civil rights movement of the sixties had eliminated segregation but ...

It was recently announced by the Minister of Home Affairs that Tanzania is about to embark on a CCTV camera route. 

>Over a week ago, Dar es Salaam went into panic mode following reports that a gang calling itself ‘Panya Road’ was terrorising people in the streets. The incident did take place in one suburb but the rumours spread across the city like a bush fire, leading to a stampede whenever someone called out the name of the gang.

The BBC's Anne Soy looks at the ongoing dispute between Kenya's government and the country's teachers union over a 50% pay rise, which the government describes as unaffordable.

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Bank of Africa (Boa) has called upon the government to consider tax rebates to corporate entities that support sport activities.

Nabaki Afrika, one of the local retailers and wholesalers of construction materials, has opened an outlet in Arusha.