A FRENCH LADY WITH DISABILITY IS SET TO BREAK A RECORD OF CLIMB MOUNT KILIMANJARO

Chrystel Alquvier  clapping hands as she was marking his taugh journey to African Mountain Summit Chrystel Alquvier  srrounded by her Friends some minutes before the journey started  "Iam prepared to reach to Mt Kimanjaro SUMM...

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Kenya arrests Tanzanian student with 5.4kg of heroine

Kenyan authorities are interrogating a Tanzanian lady student after intercepting 5.44 kilograms of heroine at the country's main airport. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) said on Friday the 25-year- old lady was arrested on Wednesday evening during an ongoing surveillance and targeting operation aimed at curbing drug trafficking through Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA). KRA spokesman Kennedy Onyonyi said the suspect was picked...

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Thomson Safaris hand over teachers` two in one house

An American tour firm has shined as a multinational company that is a rare example for giving back to the communities where it operates. Thomson Safaris won the hearts of the Maasai community for fulfilling its corporate social responsibility right at Ngorongoro district in Arusha region. In a country where the search is always on for corporate social...

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Jasusi wa Ufaransa auawa Somalia

  Jasusi Denis Alex Kundi la wanamgambo la kiisilamu Al-Shabab, limesema kuwa limemuua jasusi wa Ufaransa ambaye walikuwa wamemzuilia. Inaarifiwa Al Shaabab wamemuua Jasusi Denis Alex baada ya jaribio la makomando wa Ufaransa la kumuoka kutibuka. ...

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Deadly shooting in Garissa, eastern Kenya

At least five people have been killed and four wounded in a shooting at a restaurant in the town of Garissa in eastern Kenya, local police say. Somali Islamist group al-Shabab is suspected of being behind the attack. A senior prison officer was among the dead. Several soldiers and police have been killed in Garissa in recent months. Al-Shabab has threatened...

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TANZANIA'S VILLAGE EYE $1.455 MILLION IN CARBON TRADE

SIX villages near the sprawling Nou thick forest in northern Tanzania are eyeing the clean air business to rake in funds under a U.N.-backed global carbon-trading scheme. The villages with over 2,141.885 hactors of dense forest have drawn up plans to reap $1.455 million in ten years in exchange for carbon offsets, known as carbon emission reductions (CERs). Experts...

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