SPANA Appeals for Aid as Donkeys Suffer in Tanzania Floods
The Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad (SPANA) has launched an urgent humanitarian appeal to assist thousands of donkeys suffering in devastating floodwaters across…
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In a significant move to support residents, the Seychelles Trading Company (STC) has announced a reduction in the prices of basic goods on La Digue,…
View More STC Lowers Essential Goods Prices in La DigueIndiGo Launches Direct Mumbai-Seychelles Flights
In a major boost to international travel, IndiGo Airlines has launched direct flights between Mumbai and Seychelles, making it easier for travelers to visit the…
View More IndiGo Launches Direct Mumbai-Seychelles FlightsM23 Rebels Target Families of Congolese Soldiers in Goma
As Rwanda-backed rebels seized Goma, the families of Congolese soldiers became a primary target for reprisals and violence. The M23 rebels, accused of receiving support…
View More M23 Rebels Target Families of Congolese Soldiers in GomaEthiopia and Somalia Strengthen Ties Through Recent Talks
Ethiopia and Somalia recently held high-level talks aimed at reaffirming their bilateral ties and enhancing cooperation between the two countries. The discussions focused on areas…
View More Ethiopia and Somalia Strengthen Ties Through Recent TalksSomalia Considers Granting Ethiopia Access to Indian Ocean Ports
Somalia is considering granting Ethiopia access to its Indian Ocean ports as part of efforts to strengthen regional cooperation and improve trade relations. This potential…
View More Somalia Considers Granting Ethiopia Access to Indian Ocean PortsSeychelles Shines as Luxury Destination on Below Deck Down Under
Seychelles, the idyllic Indian Ocean archipelago, has made a splash on the popular reality TV show, Below Deck Down Under, showcasing its pristine beaches, crystal-clear…
View More Seychelles Shines as Luxury Destination on Below Deck Down UnderRwanda, Seychelles Collaborate on Prison Reforms and Rehabilitation
Rwanda’s prisons boss is on a diplomatic mission to Seychelles to enhance cooperation in the area of correctional services. This visit comes at a time…
View More Rwanda, Seychelles Collaborate on Prison Reforms and RehabilitationTanzania Finalizes Guidelines for Exclusive Shilling Use
Tanzania has finalized new guidelines aimed at promoting the exclusive use of the Tanzanian shilling for all domestic transactions. The move is part of the…
View More Tanzania Finalizes Guidelines for Exclusive Shilling UseTanzania Unveils Blue Economy Policy to Boost Sector’s Impact
Tanzania has recently unveiled a Blue Economy Policy aimed at significantly boosting the economic impact of the country’s marine and aquatic resources. The policy is…
View More Tanzania Unveils Blue Economy Policy to Boost Sector’s ImpactThe State of Innovation and Media Viability in East Africa
East Africa’s media landscape is undergoing a digital transformation, driven by technological innovation, changing consumer behavior, and regulatory challenges. As traditional media struggles with declining…
View More The State of Innovation and Media Viability in East AfricaGreat Lakes Leaders Meet in Zambia to Tackle Healthcare Funding Crisis
Africa faces mounting health challenges, leaders from the Great Lakes region have gathered in Lusaka, Zambia for a high-level summit focused on securing urgent funding…
View More Great Lakes Leaders Meet in Zambia to Tackle Healthcare Funding CrisisType 2 Diabetes Cases Double in Sub-Saharan Africa in Six Years
Prevalence Doubles in Sub-Saharan Africa in Six Years The prevalence of Type 2 diabetes in sub-Saharan Africa has doubled over the past six years, raising…
View More Type 2 Diabetes Cases Double in Sub-Saharan Africa in Six YearsMysterious Illness in Congo Sickens 400, Kills Over 50
Mysterious Illness in Congo That Has Sickened Over 400 and Killed More Than 50 A mysterious illness has struck the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC),…
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