Uganda seeks closer ties with Egypt to fight terror

Italy has pledged to work with Tanzania in fighting maritime crime, especially piracy, in its naval campaign that will cut across eighteen nations.

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Zanzibar, US for closer ties
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The President of Zanzibar and Chairman of the Revolutionary Government Dr. Ali Mohamed Shein has reiterated his commitment and that of his government to further consolidate Zanzibar's relations with United States. Speaking with a visiting delegation from ...

Tanzania will strive to attract more and more investments from the United Kingdom (UK) as a way of strengthening existing diplomatic relations between the two countries.

With helicopters circling overhead, snipers lurking on the rooftops, sirens baring through the streets, and terse military police manning barbed-wire fortifications, European and African leaders kicked off their two-day summit in Brussels yesterday, seeking to renew a valuable relationship under threat from new suitors.

The United States and Morocco are boosting counterterrorism cooperation to train intelligence workers as North Africa fights threats from Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb.

Terrorism remains a real security threat to the 140 million people of the East African region — especially those living in major cities.

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Egypt seeks re-admittance into AU
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THE Minister for Foreign Affairs of Egypt, Mr Nabil Fahmy, has requested the government of Tanzania to assist in asking the African Union(AU) to re-admit his country's membership. Upon his arrival in Dar es Salaam early on Friday, the Egyptian minister had ...
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US ties approval of $472.8 mln Tanzania aid to graft fight
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DAR ES SALAAM, Sept 18 (Reuters) - The United States told Tanzania on Friday it must do more to fight corruption if it wants to receive a $472.8 million financial aid package next year. Tanzania has made big discoveries of natural gas and hopes to ...

The Egyptian government says it is taking seriously an alleged 48-hour ultimatum by Islamist militant group Ansar Beit al-Maqdis for tourists to leave.