Things look brighter for our tennis team

Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur has told BBC Sport Africa that the cancellation of Wimbledon has left her "confused" about the remainder of the season.

>John Mkulima, 18, and Zaina Hemed, 17, are respectively  Standard Six and Seven  pupils at the Buguruni Deaf School in Dar es Salaam. They suffer from hearing disorder but are among top students there.

Brighter Future for Health Staff-Maalim Seif
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Zanzibar — Improvement of medical staff welfare is among priorities in the Civic United Front (CUF) 2015 manifesto, the party's Zanzibar presidential candidate, Maalim Seif Sharif Hamad, has said. Campaigning in Wete District, Pemba Island, Mr Hamad ...
Hamad refutes rumours of discriminating MainlandersDaily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)

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As a young girl, Bakesha hoped to become a school inspector. Today, she wants every girl and woman to use ICT to achieve the best they can be.

A club in Johannesburg sets up its trampolines in the street and encourages youngsters in the area to give the sport a try.

‘Shine bright like a diamond’ was the line that echoed from a distance as Africa’s mega stars converged in Johannesburg to crown the best.

After 10 days of movies and musical performances at the Ngome Kongwe, curtains finally rolled down on the 18th edition of the Zanzibar International Film Festival.

Newly signed Sonderjysk striker Emmanuel Okwi is excited having joined the Danish top flight outfit.

>Ethiopian Airlines is planning further fleet and network expansion in 2015 as it seeks to transport the highest number of passengers than any other air carrier in Africa before the end of this year.