Mbeya Boosts Mount Rungwe Tourism

[Daily News] Mbeya -When you speak of tourism in Mbeya Region, definitely you can’t avoid mentioning Rungwe Mountain, the fourth tallest mountain in Tanzania, which stands at 2,982 feet above sea level.

[Daily News] Mbeya -When you speak of tourism in Mbeya Region, definitely you can't avoid mentioning Rungwe Mountain, the fourth tallest mountain in Tanzania, which stands at 2,982 feet above sea level.

source: AllAfrica News: Tanzania

Food Prices Push Up Inflation to 6.4%

[Daily News] Annual inflation rate for March, 2017 has increased to 6.4 per cent from 5.5 per cent in February this year, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said yesterday.

[Daily News] Annual inflation rate for March, 2017 has increased to 6.4 per cent from 5.5 per cent in February this year, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said yesterday.

source: AllAfrica News: Tanzania

Mengo – Bobi Wine Was Occupying Kaazi-Busabala Land Illegally

[Independent (Kampala)] Buganda’s Minister of Information and Protocol Noah Kiyimba has warned Bobi Wine to restrain his relatives from threatening Kingdom employees after a Kaazi-Busabala land dispute ended with the leading Ugandan musician’s property…

[Independent (Kampala)] Buganda's Minister of Information and Protocol Noah Kiyimba has warned Bobi Wine to restrain his relatives from threatening Kingdom employees after a Kaazi-Busabala land dispute ended with the leading Ugandan musician's property being razed to the ground.

source: AllAfrica News: Uganda

Malabu Scandal – Nigerian Parliament to Summon Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan

[Premium Times] The House of Representatives plans to summon former President Goodluck Jonathan to explain his role in the controversial award of OPL 245 oil block licence, PREMIUM TIMES learnt Monday.

[Premium Times] The House of Representatives plans to summon former President Goodluck Jonathan to explain his role in the controversial award of OPL 245 oil block licence, PREMIUM TIMES learnt Monday.

source: AllAfrica News: Nigeria

Bobi Wine’s Family Members Threatening Us – Buganda Officials

[Monitor] Buganda Kingdom officials have asked popular local artiste Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine to restrain family members from threatening the Kingdom’s employees over a recent land wrangle.

[Monitor] Buganda Kingdom officials have asked popular local artiste Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine to restrain family members from threatening the Kingdom's employees over a recent land wrangle.

source: AllAfrica News: Uganda

Rwanda Adds to Energy Mix With First Peat-Fired Power Plant

[The Conversation Africa] Rwanda recently celebrated the opening of its first peat-fired power plant at Gishoma in the far west of the country, a $39.2M project. It is the first of its kind in Africa.

[The Conversation Africa] Rwanda recently celebrated the opening of its first peat-fired power plant at Gishoma in the far west of the country, a $39.2M project. It is the first of its kind in Africa.

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

3,000 for Transform Africa Summit in Kigali Next Month

[New Times] The ministry of Youth and ICT (MYICT) has announced that about 3,000 delegates from 17 countries under Smart Africa Initiative will attend the Transform Africa summit slated for next month in Kigali.

[New Times] The ministry of Youth and ICT (MYICT) has announced that about 3,000 delegates from 17 countries under Smart Africa Initiative will attend the Transform Africa summit slated for next month in Kigali.

source: AllAfrica News: Rwanda

Deal With Matabeleland Atrocities First, Ruling Party Told

[New Zimbabwe] THE Zanu PF-led government must first deal with the emotive Gukurahundi issue before they dangle empty promises at the Matabeleland region, analysts have said.

[New Zimbabwe] THE Zanu PF-led government must first deal with the emotive Gukurahundi issue before they dangle empty promises at the Matabeleland region, analysts have said.

source: AllAfrica News: Zimbabwe

Akon Lightening Africa Changes Livelihoods in Sara Pateh

[The Point] The people of Sare Pateh have hailed the Akon Lighting Africa project, three weeks after the Kombo North village became the first beneficiary of a project that aims to reach every home without a light and create over 1000 jobs in the country.

[The Point] The people of Sare Pateh have hailed the Akon Lighting Africa project, three weeks after the Kombo North village became the first beneficiary of a project that aims to reach every home without a light and create over 1000 jobs in the country.

source: AllAfrica News: Gambia