DAR ES SALAAM-- Soldiers arrived in southern Tanzania to oversee government management of the country's cashew nuts, a move ordered by President John Magufuli to protect farmers from low prices.
International traders of cashew nuts say the move could lead to a supply shortage after …
Read MoreThe Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) expressed itself on human rights situations in Myanmar and Syria, as well as on human trafficking and inclusive development for persons with disabilities, approving 13 draft resolutions on those and other topics in an action filled day.
A …
Read MoreDeola Akeju stood under the gushing waterfalls of Ikogosi in western Nigeria, laughing with her friends and other travelers as they explored the forest's pools and streams.
She is one of a growing number of Nigerian holiday-makers keen to explore their country, one whose unenviable …
Read MoreDeola Akeju stood under the gushing waterfalls of Ikogosi in western Nigeria, laughing with her friends and other travelers as they explored the forest's pools and streams.
She is one of a growing number of Nigerian holiday-makers keen to explore their country, one whose unenviable …
Read MoreTanzania's second-biggest donor Denmark said it would withhold $10 million worth of aid money, citing concerns over human rights abuses and unacceptable homophobic comments made by a government official.
The decision came on the same day that the World Bank said it had scrapped a …
Read MoreTanzania's second-biggest donor Denmark said it would withhold $10 million worth of aid money, citing concerns over human rights abuses and unacceptable homophobic comments made by a government official.
The decision came on the same day that the World Bank said it had scrapped a …
Read MoreUber Technologies may roll out a new service in Kenya to help users book seats on minibuses that ply the streets of the congested capital, if tests on the product in Egypt and Mexico prove successful, a company executive said Wednesday.
Uber estimates that more …
Read MoreMore women and girls in poor countries are using modern contraception, signifying progress in efforts to involve women in family planning, according to a report released Monday.
The number of women and girls using contraceptives in 69 of the world's poorest countries surpassed 317 million …
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