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Tanzania: Tanzania Rules Out Any Plan to Ban Tourist Hunting
[Daily News] Arusha — THE Tanzanian government has ruled out any plan to suspend or ban tourist hunting, saying it is instead strengthening policies, laws and guidelines to ensure the activity supports conservation, national revenue and community development.
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Tanzania: Dodoma Readies for Ruto’s Tour of Tanzanian Parliament
[Daily News] Dodoma — KENYA’S President William Ruto is scheduled to address Tanzania’s Parliament on May 5, 2026, in a move aimed at strengthening regional cooperation.
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Smoking is Back (and, Yes, It’s Still Deadly)
Smoking is back in a big way—but it’s not just a habit; it’s a brand. From the covers of Interview Magazine to the faux-artisanal branding of Hestia, we unpack the dangerous resurgence of the cigarette in mainstream culture. The post Smoking is Back (and, Yes, It’s Still Deadly) appeared first on DIELINE.
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Kenya: One Petroleum Blames State As Tainted Fuel Probe Widens
[Capital FM] Nairobi — One Petroleum Ltd has shifted blame to the government over the condemned MT Paloma fuel consignment, saying it acted on instructions from the Ministry of Energy to supply emergency petroleum cargo.
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Somalia: Somalia Vows Stronger Protection for Commercial Shipping Amid Maritime Security Concerns
[Shabelle] United Nations — Somalia has pledged to strengthen security for commercial vessels passing along its coastline as concerns grow over the safety of key international shipping routes, officials said Monday.
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Kenya: Ruto Says English Comments Taken Out of Context As Nigeria Responds to Viral Remarks
[Capital FM] Nairobi — President William Ruto has clarified his recent remarks on English usage, saying his comments were taken out of context after what he believed was a private conversation was recorded and circulated widely online.
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Sudan: Sudan Bans ‘Luxurious and Unnecessary Imports As Currency Weakens
[Dabanga] Khartoum — Sudan’s Transitional Council of Ministers had banned the import of more than 40 categories of goods it deems “luxurious and unnecessary”, in an effort to stem the deterioration of the exchange rate of the Sudanese Pound, ease pressure on the economy, and rationalise the use of foreign currency. The stated aim is
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Nigeria: Nigerian Minister Tells President Ruto, ‘We Speak Good English’
[Capital FM] Nairobi — Nigeria’s Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Henry Dele Alake, sparked attention with a light-hearted but pointed remark directed at President William Ruto, saying Nigerians have “mandated” him to affirm that they speak good English.
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Tanzania: Kwale Key to Kenya-Tanzania Trade Link – PS Karugu
[Capital FM] Nairobi — State Department of East African Community Affairs Principal Secretary Caroline Karugu has underscored the strategic importance of Kwale County as a critical gateway for regional trade, linking Kenya to Tanzania through the Lungalunga One Stop Border Post.
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Kenya: Court Hands 60 Year Sentence to Suspect in Al-Shabaab-Linked Case
[Capital FM] Nairobi — A Somali national has been sentenced to multiple jail terms after a Kenyan court found him guilty of terrorism-related offences linked to Al-Shabaab.