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Bombs explode Zanzibar calm as religious tensions flare Religion News Service The semiautonomous archipelago off the coast of Tanzania is mostly Muslim, and assailants have targeted churches, burning some and killing or severely injuring Christian...
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These beautiful pictures are the first ever taken of a wild lioness feeding a young leopard.
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In our series of letters from African journalists, Joseph Warungu looks at how Kenya's staple has been the source of intrigue.
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A magnitude 5.7 earthquake kills at least 13 people and injures more than 200 in northern Tanzania.
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Some 8,000 girls in the African nation drop out of school each year to have babies, limiting their education and employment opportunities.
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Only one in three people in Tanzania has access to piped water despite government efforts to improve water supplies with most of the population still relying on unsafe water that brings the risk of disease, according to a study on Thursday.
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Doctors Without Borders estimated there were over 142,000 people in a camp built for 50,000.
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Solutions from London or Los Angeles won't necessarily work in Lagos or Kinshasa as in Africa cars are only one part of the problem.
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As fresh conflict spurs another mass exodus, aid groups grapple with how to keep refugees from becoming permanent wards
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Across the globe, initiatives such as food-sharing clubs and projects aimed to reducing post-harvest losses for poor farmers are making a difference
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Donald Trump got menstruation onto the front page of the New York Times. With the taboo broken, it's a good time to talk about how all girls everywhere can manage their periods safely and privately.
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During President Obama's visit to Kenya and Ethiopia young Africans told the BBC what they think about race relations and gun violence in the US.
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The Tanzanian government has recently set up another special school to protect albino children, bringing the total number up to ten. But many more albino ...
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Tourists seeking to make voluntary work part of their holidays have helped build a sizeable industry which is now open to sharp criticism.
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The Hadza are one of the last remaining hunter-gatherer tribes in the world. Could their diet hold lessons for everyone?
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Albinos in Tanzania live in fear of witch doctors who prize their body parts, but they face a far greater threat just by spending time outdoors.
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Ahead of the inauguration of John Magufuli as Tanzania's new president, the BBC's Sammy Awami looks at the five big challenges he will face in office.
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A dramatic rescue by Tanzanian police of a 14-year-old girl about to be married against her will should act as a warning to parents who marry off daughters
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In 2005, the Guardian featured 10 newborn babies in countries across Africa. Today we revisit the 10-year-old Zainab to hear her story
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Human and wildlife conflict in Tanzania's Ruaha region is extremely tense. There are many projects underway to alleviate this tension.
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How Satellites Are Helping Africa Improve Weather Forecasts AllAfrica.com Weather forecasters can save lives.
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THOUSANDS of lions are being "reared like chickens" at squalid breeding camps in Africa so that they can be slaughtered by wealthy westerners on safari, it emerged today.
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NYARUGUSU, United Republic of Tanzania, 12 August 2015 – As he talks about his love for school and his friends, Levis grins widely.
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Economic incentives proved effective among communities in sub-Saharan Africa.
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No Special Favours for Female Students - Education Minister AllAfrica.com Dodoma — The government has no plans to lower pass marks for female students to facilitate their admission into universities and other higher learning institutions.
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in the uk during the 11 plus exam the pass mark for boys was lower than for girls to give a 50% mix
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Are gap years worthwhile or just a self-indulgent distraction from reality? Michelle Jana Chan asks the experts
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