Eastern Africa

They Chose War: Why Trump Bombed a Deal That Was Already Done

Washington, March 2 – There is a hallway in Muscat, Oman, that is forty-seven meters long. For eleven days in…

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War in the Gulf: How Iran’s Retaliation Threatens Kenya’s Economy and Security

Qatar, March 2 – The Middle East plunged into a new and dangerous chapter Saturday as the United States and…

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Blood Money: Kenyan Agencies Named in Damning Dossier Trafficking Thousands to Ukraine War Zone

Nairobi, February 21 – A damning new evidence dossier has exposed how African recruitment agencies are allegedly trafficking their own…

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Edwin Sifuna and Barack Obama: Parallels of Courage, Conviction, and Change

Nairobi, February 17 – At a time when many doubted that America could ever elect a Black president, Barack Obama…

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From Survival to Strength: New Technology Offers Lifeline to Sickle Cell Patients in Western Kenya

Kisumu, February 10 – When the chest pain struck, Antony Lubuka Olila thought his time on earth had come to…

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Uganda Polls: No Internet, No Mobile Money, Failed Biometrics as Military Flood Streets like Bees.

Kampala, January 15 – As Ugandans lined up across the country on Thursday morning to cast their ballots in presidential…

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Panic Grips Tanzania’s Security Chiefs as ICC Targets President Samia for Massacre

Tanzania, November 26 – Tanzanian security officials were Tuesday thrown into panic as a coalition of international legal and human…

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At Least ‘2,000’ Killed, Including Journalists, Lawyers, and Human Rights Monitors

Tanzania, November 5 – As a tense and fragile normalcy returns following a six-day nationwide internet shutdown, the full scope…

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Regional Tensions Boil Over as Kenyans Targeted in Tanzania’s Post-Election Crackdown

Dar es Salaam, November 4 – A terse late-evening directive from Tanzanian police headquarters sent panic and shockwave through the…

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Tanzania Massacre: Hospitals Overwhelmed as Calls for UN and ICC Intervention Grow

Dar es Salaam, November 3 – In the suffocating silence of a state-enforced blackout, Tanzania is bleeding. Five days after…

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