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Anxiety has gripped Madagascar over the impending appointment of the new Prime Minister after President Hery Rajaonarimampianina failed to disclose the name as expected.

Although my office is actually inside the staffroom, I rarely speak to the teachers. The result of this has been that I am always in the dark about so many things happening in the staffroom, because my trusted informer,

An arduous task awaits the national U-17 soccer team, Serengeti Boys, when they go head-to-head with their South African counterparts, Amajimbos, in the Africa Youth Championship qualifier next month.

The judge in the trial of Oscar Pistorius is due to rule if he is guilty of culpable homicide, after clearing him of murdering his girlfriend.

 As the nation waits for a Cabinet overhaul with bated breath, the big question that lingers in the minds of many Tanzanians is: when President Jakaya Kikwete executes the changes this time round, will the reshuffle be the very last, as his second and last term comes to a close in November, 2015?

After a four-month break, the 2015/16 Vodacom Premier League season kicks off today.

Honeymoon murder suspect Shrien Dewani has been extradited from the UK to South Africa. The BBC's Andrew Plant reports from inside the court where he will appear.