Kenya opens cargo tracking to private players
This ends KRA's exclusive control over tracking seals used to monitor goods moving under customs control to markets across East and Central Africa.
Prof Mkumbo: Focus on results, not paperwork
The government must shift how it gauges the success of development plans, away from counting activities and towards measuring real results, the Minister of State in the President's Office, Planning and Investment, Prof Kitila Mkumbo, has said.
Bajaji driver dies after stabbing in Morogoro dispute over Sh20,000
A bajaji driver, Mr Cyprian Augustino, popularly known as Sembuche, 26, has died after allegedly being stabbed with a sharp object on the left side of his chest following a dispute over bajaji earnings in Ipoipo Street, Mazimbu Ward, in the Morogoro Municipal Council.
Four years on: How Msomera relocation transformed lives through farming, trade
Residents of Msomera Village in Handeni District, Tanga Region, who formerly lived within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA), have shared their new lives as they mark four years since relocating to the area to pave the way for conservation activities.
Afrikaner land issue: Rubio seeks visa bans for South African officials
South Africa's post-apartheid governments have continued to use race-conscious policies in employment equity and economic empowerment.
Finance ministry unveils new audit guide to strengthen oversight of public funds
The Ministry of Finance is preparing and improving various audit guidelines to strengthen the implementation of auditing duties and improve efficiency in government auditing.
Tanzania’s forest tourism revenue soars over 20-fold in five years
Tourism in Tanzania’s forests is becoming an important source of revenue for the Tanzania Forest Services (TFS) Agency, with the number of visitors to its attractions rising more than eightfold in five years.
Selasini: Political will deficit and abduction fears stall national reconciliation
Chadema’s cadre Joseph Selasini said there is no political will for national reconciliation while freedom of expression remains absent due to abduction fears.
Heche rejects Chande Commission letters as exhibits in Lissu treason trial
Chadema Vice Chairperson John Heche has strongly refused invitation letters from the Presidential Commission to Investigate Breaches of Peace During and After the October 29, 2025 General Election to be admitted by the High Court as physical exhibits in the ongoing treason trial facing party chairman Tundu Lissu.
Congo police break up protests against proposed constitutional changes
The protest in Kinshasa was authorised and began peacefully, but clashes broke out between protesters and pro-government supporters. Both sides threw stones and brandished machetes.
