Kenyan High Commission in Dar es Salaam Assures Citizens of Safety Amid Tanzania’s Post-Election Unrest

The Kenyan High Commission in Dar es Salaam has moved to reassure Kenyans living in Tanzania of their safety following violent unrest that erupted after the country’s disputed October 29 elections. In a statement issued Wednesday, the Mission emphasized that the welfare and security of Kenyans in Tanzania remain a…

AU Observers Say Tanzania’s 2025 Election Fell Short of Democratic Standards Amid Deadly Protests

The African Union (AU) observer mission has declared that Tanzania’s 2025 general election failed to meet international democratic standards, citing widespread irregularities and restrictions during the vote that has since sparked deadly protests across the country. President Samia Suluhu Hassan was announced the landslide winner of the October 29 election,…

Congo Republic in Talks with Europe Over Debt-for-Nature Swap to Boost Sustainability

The Congo Republic is engaging in discussions with several European partners on a potential debt-for-nature swap, aimed at easing its debt burden while advancing environmental conservation efforts, the country’s Finance Minister Christian Yoko said on Wednesday. Speaking to Reuters from Belém, Brazil, where he is attending the COP30 climate conference,…

Deadly Water Dispute Claims 33 Lives in Chad as Authorities Rush to Contain Violence

At least 33 people have been killed and several others injured following a violent clash over water between two communities in western Chad, government officials confirmed on Wednesday. According to Chad’s public broadcaster, ONAMA, the deadly confrontation broke out on Tuesday between residents from the neighboring Bahr-El-Gazel and Hadjer-Lamis provinces…

Governors Call for End to Lecturers’ Strike as University Learning Crisis Deepens

The Council of Governors’ Committee on Education Chairperson, Erick Mutai, has urged the Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) to suspend its ongoing strike in public universities, which has now stretched into its eighth week, disrupting higher education across the country. Mutai announced on Monday, November 3, 2025, that the Council…

Seven Climbers Killed in Nepal Avalanche as Rescue Efforts Continue in the Himalayas

At least seven climbers five foreigners and two Nepalis have been confirmed dead following a devastating avalanche on Yalung Ri Mountain in Nepal’s Dolakha district, expedition organizers and local authorities said. The tragic incident occurred at 9:00 a.m. local time (03:15 GMT) on Monday, November 3, 2025, near the mountain’s…

Africa Reaffirms Call for Permanent UN Security Council Seats, Ruto Pushes for Global Justice and Equal Representation

Africa has once again renewed its demand for two permanent and two non-permanent seats on the United Nations Security Council, emphasizing the need for fair representation and stronger inclusion of the continent’s voice in global decision-making. Speaking on behalf of the African Group of States at the Second World Summit…

Nigerians Reject Trump’s Military Threats Over Alleged Persecution of Christians

Nigerians from diverse religious backgrounds have strongly condemned U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent threat of military intervention over alleged killings of Christians in the country. The controversy erupted after Trump claimed on social media that he had instructed the Pentagon to prepare a potential plan of attack, citing what he…

Kenya Railways Reports Major Progress in Restoring Uplands–Kijabe–Longonot Meter Gauge Railway Line

Kenya Railways has announced remarkable progress in the restoration of the Uplands–Kijabe–Longonot Meter Gauge Railway (MGR) line, which was severely damaged by the April 2024 flash floods that swept through the Mai Mahiu area in Nakuru County. The floods, caused by heavy rainfall and washaways, disrupted rail operations along the…