Rains Wreak Havoc in Tanzania
Nineteen families have been left homeless and one child killed as the bad weather meteorologists predicted begins to strike. The inconsistency in rainfall has been attributed to rising sea … read more »
The Plight of South Africa's Slum-Dwellers
Residents of informal settlements and transit camps face daily challenges, such as the inability to sleep because of the fear of crime, shattered confidence and feelings of anger and desperation, … read more »
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Nineteen families have been left homeless and one child killed as the bad weather meteorologists predicted begins to strike. The inconsistency in rainfall has been attributed to ... Read more »
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Kinawataka Women's Initiative is a non-governmental organization started with the aim of reducing HIV infections and sensitizing women and children on the dangers of the disease. ... Read more »
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The HIV prevalence rate among women is highest in urban areas, according to the 2011 Uganda Aids survey indicator. Read more »
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The Tanzania Metereological Agency has reported oddities in sea temperatures, and has warned of uncertain rain patterns that may mean flooding or drought. Read more »
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The country's power utility has warned of continued power cuts throughout the festive season due to an extensive maintenance programme at its major power stations . Read more »
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According to Jennifer Musisi the managing director of Kampala city, Kampala Capital City (KCCA) will be re-branding into a corporate organisation. The re-branding comes at a time ... Read more »
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A two-storey building collapsed killing two people from the same family in Jakande Estate, Lagos. Read more »
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Police recently found themselves battling their spouses who rioted protesting living conditions at their camps. Following this incident, Police boss Lt Gen Kale Kayihura is ... Read more »
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Floods People and water logging in various parts of the country affecting several people. Uganda Red Cross Society appealed for support and relief from well wishers to assist those ... Read more »
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Of the eight Millennium Development Goals, the least progress has been made on ensuring adequate access to sanitation for the 15 percent of the world's population still defecating ... Read more »












