South African papers pay tribute to Mandela

Leaders from around the world have been paying tribute to Nelson Mandela, who led the transition from white minority rule in South Africa and has died aged

Hundreds pay tribute to former PM Sokoine
Daily News
THIRTY-ONE years after former Prime Minister Edward Moringe Sokoine was killed in a road accident in Morogoro Region, hundreds of people gathered at his Monduli residence to pay homage to the fallen leader. Residents of Monduli and visitors from other ...

Al Ain give Ghana striker Asamoah Gyan an award for his dedicated service as he leaves the club to move to China.

Hundreds of mourners pay tribute to fallen MP
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
PRESIDENT Jakaya Kikwete yesterday led hundreds of mourners to pay last respects to the late Deo Filikunjombe, the former Ludewa Member of Parliament (MP) at Lugalo Barracks Hospital in Dar es Salaam. View Comments. The body of Mr Filikunjombe, ...

Colleagues from the Focus on Africa team pay tribute to BBC TV presenter Komla Dumor who died suddenly at his London home on Saturday at the age of 41.

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SADC ministers pay tribute to late Tanzanian liberation hero
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The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Council on Monday paid tribute to late Tanzanian army general Hashim Mbita who died at the weekend and was credited with leading the process to liberate several African countries. Meeting in Harare ...
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Latest: Brig General Hashim Mbita diesThe Zimbabwe Daily

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Nikita Pearl Waligwa had been diagnosed with a brain tumour and died in Uganda at the age of 15.

>Diplomats from some southern African countries yesterday described the  death of Brigadier General  (rtd) Hashim Mbita as “painful and a big loss” not only for Tanzania but for Africa in general.