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Air Djibouti Pilot becomes first African to fly solo around the world

A pilot for Air Djibouti has become the first African pilot in history to fly solo around the world.

Tanzania orders audit of mining companies’ earnings over taxes

Tanzania's President John Magufuli has ordered a special audit of mining companies to determine if they pay their fair share of taxes to the East African country.

Kenya probes death of 4 nationals killed in South Sudan

Kenya’s government has launched investigation into the death of four nationals who were among six aid workers killed in South Sudan last week.

South Sudan rebels capture town on Ugandan border

Rebels from South Sudan have announced that they have taken control of a town on the Ugandan border.

Tanzania frees musician arrested for ‘insulting’ the government

Tanzanian President John Magufuli ordered the immediate release of a popular local musician on Monday, a day after he was arrested for allegedly mocking the government in a song.

Kenyan forces kill 31 al Shabaab militants in Somalia

Kenyan troops in Somalia killed 31 Islamist al Shabaab militants in a raid on two of their bases in the southern Somali region of Jubbaland, the Kenyan military said on Monday.

Rapper held for ‘insulting’ Tanzania’s Magufuli in song

A popular Tanzanian rapper said Sunday that he had been arrested over a song allegedly insulting President John Magufuli, seen as increasingly authoritarian and unwilling to brook any dissent.

Six aid workers killed in South Sudan ambush

Six aid workers have been killed in an ambush in South Sudan, the UN said Sunday, the latest such attack in the country suffering a famine blamed on a brutal civil war.

Transcripts of 14,000 Makerere students withheld over fake marks

Over 14000 students of Uganda's Makerere University are reported to have secured fake marks towards graduating.

South Sudan warned against ‘deliberate starvation tactics’

The United States warned South Sudan's government on Thursday that preventing humanitarian aid workers from reaching parts of the war-torn state that are suffering famine could "amount to deliberate starvation tactics."

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