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Death toll could surpass 1,000 Mozambique’s president, Filipe Nyusi on Monday said the death toll from Cyclone Idai and the preceding floods could exceed 1,000. Only 84 deaths have been confirmed so far in Mozambique as a result of Cyclone Idai, which has also left a trail of death and destruction across Zimbabwe and Malawi, with vast areas of land flooded, roads destroyed and communication wiped out. Speaking on Radio Mocambique, Nyusi said he had flown over the affected region, where two rivers had overflowed. Villages had disappeared, he said, and bodies were floating in the water. “Everything indicates that we can register more than one thousand deaths,” he said. The cyclone has also killed 89 people in Zimbabwe, an official said on Monday, while the death toll in Malawi from heavy rains and flooding stood at 56 as of last week. No new numbers had been released followin...

By Masondore Masondore, Canada The UK- based think tank, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) has published what I view as most “incompetent, passive, non- academic and fabricated” report on a number of African nations relations with international community in 2019 without the facts from the ground. The report which has unfortunately been quickly published by Kenya's the East African newspaper one would clearly argue that it has been sponsored to damage the good name of African countries including my motherland Tanzania. The article now authored through the East African gives false information that Tanzania’s poor commitment to democracy, lack of openness to foreign investment, and adoption of protectionist policies will make international community relations with country strained in 2019. The incredible report continues to assert that Tanzania will become a difficult place for private sector in 2019 because on what they call inward-looking policies, anti-gay sta...

Sunday March 10 2019 The government has sent a delegation to Ethiopia after confirmation that 32 Kenyans died in the plane crash that occured at Bishoftu on Sunday, March 10, 2019. PHOTO | TIKSA NEGERI | REUTERS   Advertisement     By ANITA CHEPKOECH More by this Author Ethiopian Airlines is currently giving more details of the passengers who were on board ET 302 that crashed on Sunday shortly after taking off from Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa. The numbers we have so far are: 32 passengers were Kenyan 18 Canada 9 Ethiopian 8 Chinese 8 Italian 8 US 7 British 7 France 6 Egypt 5 Netherlands 4 UN passport 4 Indian 3 Russian 2 Moroccan 2 Israeli 1 Belgian 1 Ugandan 1 Yemeni 1 Sudanese 1 Togo 1 Mozambican 1 Norwegian Following confirmation of the fatalities, Kenya's Transport Cabinet Secretary James Macharia said a team led by Principal Secreta...

Por Escritor de personal, Nairobi  Recientemente, según reveló la investigación, el Consejo de Administración de Acacia en Londres se ha preocupado por la campaña para asegurar a los accionistas que las operaciones mineras de la empresa en Tanzania son estables y prometen más prosperidad. Los documentos vistos por este documento muestran que el mensaje difundido repetidamente en los informes de Acacia es que las reservas de Acacia en las minas de Tanzania están aún muy lejos del agotamiento, y que la Administración ha logrado garantizar la continuidad de las operaciones y la producción. Según nuestras fuentes en Londres, según los informes, si bien el buen gobierno y las buenas relaciones han sido claves para continuar con la rentabilidad de las operaciones de Tanzania, la Junta de Acacia se felicitó por la efectiva gestión de costos, lo que ha hecho posible que Acacia prospere mientras se opera en un entorno hostil. Las fuentes en Londres confirman aún más qu...

PAR Rédacteur, Nairobi L’enquête a récemment révélé que le conseil d’administration d’Acacia à Londres était préoccupé par l’idée de garantir aux actionnaires que les activités minières de la société en Tanzanie sont stables et promettent une plus grande prospérité. Les documents examinés dans le présent document montrent que les rapports d'Acacia soulignent à maintes reprises que les réserves d'Acacia situées dans les mines tanzaniennes sont encore loin d'être épuisées et que la direction a réussi à assurer la continuité de ses activités et de sa production. Selon nos sources à Londres, sur la base des rapports, la bonne gouvernance et les bonnes relations ont été essentielles à la rentabilité des opérations tanzaniennes, mais le conseil d’administration d’Acacia a été félicité de la gestion efficace des coûts, qui a permis à Acacia de prospérer. tout en opérant dans un environnement hostile. Des sources à Londres confirment en outre que le conseil d...