Obama’s millions for power

Je ulimwona rais Obama akimkumbatia mwanamke aliyekuwa mwisho kabisa katika foleni ya wale waliomkaribisha Kenya ijumaa usiku

Ujio wa Rais wa Marekani, Barack Obama umeacha historia ya mambo mengi kwa wananchi wa Kenya. Baadhi ya wazazi wa watoto waliozaliwa siku ambayo Obama alitua nchini Kenya Ijumaa ya July 24, wamewapa watoto wao majina yanayohusiana na Rais huyo. Mzazi mmoja aliyejifungua mtoto wa kiume siku hiyo aliamua kumpa mtoto wake jina la Rais […]

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) approved an African Development Fund (ADF) Loan of USD 144.9 million1, to Kenya - Tanzania Power Interconnection Project.
The project will allow the two countries to exchange power. In addition, the Kenya-Tanzania Interconnection Project plays an important role in promoting regional integration through power trade.
The project is expected to improve the supply, reliability and affordability of electricity in the...

Community Radios Reach Millions
AllAfrica.com
Arusha — Communityradio stations that serve targeted groups within certain radius have been able to reach nearly 16 million people in Tanzania, it was observed during a network meeting here. It was also revealed that, community radio stations also ...

About $1tn a year is being taken out of poor countries and millions of lives are lost because of corruption, the One campaign group says.

Millions raised from traffic offenders
Daily News
AFTER six days under a special operation, traffic police in Dar es Salaam have raised 144,540,000/- from traffic offenders. Speaking to reporters in the City, Dar es Salaam Special Zone Police Commander, Suleiman Kova said that the monies collected from ...

Malaysia is to donate more than 20 million rubber gloves to alleviate shortages among health workers tackling the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

South Sudan returned to war in December but this time the fight was not against the old enemy, Khartoum, but between former allies on different sides of an ethnic divide. The fighting has disrupted the planting season and scattered livestock; meaning that hunger is, again, taking hold.

Some four million people in South Sudan are likely to face critical food shortages next month, British aid agencies warn.