Thousands of children toil in tobacco fields

Mail & Guardian Online
Thousands of unaccompanied Burundian children in Tanzania refugee camp
StarAfrica.com
The number of separated, unaccompanied, and often traumatised, Burundian children arriving at the remote Nyarugusu refugee camp in western Tanzania is thought to have risen sharply from around 1,600 at the end of May, to more than 2,600 by 19th July, ...
Facilities for Burundi refugees at breaking point: MSFMail & Guardian Online
Refugee Camps Tense As Burundians Flee Poll Violence -...

Islamist militants have seized two oil fields in central Libya, officials say, as rival factions reportedly carry out air strikes.

Pact to promote girls in science fields
Daily News
TANZANIA is one of the countries to benefit from a new partnership signed here yesterday to train girls in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) fields. The partnership, between CRDF Global, and Bunengi Foundation is a ...
Africa Cannot Reach Its Goal of Prosperity Without Focusing On Science ...AllAfrica.com

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ITV News
Exposed: Tanzania's elephant killing fields
ITV News
Half the elephants in one of Africa's largest national parks - over 4,000 animals - have been killed by poachers in a single year, according to new research. Elephant numbers in Tanzania's Ruaha National Park have dropped from 8,500 in 2014 to just over ...

The Lands ministry has revoked the ownership of  1,870 out of 7,370 hectares of land owned by Kapunga Rice Project Limited in Mbarali District in Mbeya Region.

Farmers in Sierra Leone who have deserted their land because of the Ebola outbreak are being encouraged to go back to work.

Patheos (blog)
From Rice Bowls Boxes to Soybean Fields: #CRSMedia Mission to Tanzania ...
Patheos (blog)
By this time tomorrow, I will have begun the first leg of my adventure to Tanzania. My first flight, to Seattle, leaves early tomorrow morning. I'm overcompensating on my departure from home to try to beat Fresno's famous fog. God willing, I'll have a bit of time to ...

In July, all eyes and ears were directed to Washington DC where the world’s first international robot olympics for high school students took place. More than 160 nations including 40 from Africa were represented.

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