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5 amazing benefits of eating pork
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5 amazing benefits of eating pork

It is one of the most common types of red meat consumed worldwide, though it is against the law of some religions- including Islam and Judaism- to eat Pork. Like red meat, Pork has a reputation for being unhealthy. However, being high in protein and rich in many vitamins and other essential nutrients, also when...

Top 10 happiest countries in Africa in 2022
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Top 10 happiest countries in Africa in 2022

According to the report, Mauritius is the happiest country in Africa. Zimbabwe is the most unhappy country in Africa, as it struggles with high poverty levels. The 10th edition of the World Happiness Report, a publication of the United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network, has used statistical analysis to determine the world’s happiest countries. The...

Why fuel shortages are spreading across Africa?
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Why fuel shortages are spreading across Africa?

In Burundi, drivers are so desperate for fuel that they sleep on forecourts of petrol stations. Senegal has so little jet fuel that Air France’s flight from the capital, Dakar, to Paris has been stopping in the Canary Islands to fill up. Johannesburg has the same problem, which has caused United Airlines to cancel some...

“The Parliament shall never expel 19 CHADEMA cadres until the court rules so”, says Tulia
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“The Parliament shall never expel 19 CHADEMA cadres until the court rules so”, says Tulia

Tulia Akson, the speaker of the United Republic of Tanzania, has confirmed before the parliament that her office has received the CHADEMA’s executive committee’s letter denouncing its 19 cadres that were sacked during the CHADEMA general summit of May 11, 2022.  Tulia Akson revealed that the 19 women CHADEMA cadres, on May 12, 2022, went...

Breaking: President approves 23% salary increase
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Breaking: President approves 23% salary increase

The President of the United Republic of Tanzania, President Samia Suluhu Hassan, has approved a salary increase proposal, including a minimum of 23.3% for public servants. The proposals presented to the White House are a continuation of the session of Hon. The Prime Minister, Kassim Majaliwa, recently in the Dodoma region and received expert information...