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Malala celebrates ‘Malala Day’ with young mothers at Tanzanian school

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Malala celebrates ‘Malala Day’ with young mothers at Tanzanian school

TANZANIA: Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai marked Malala Day with a heartfelt visit to a unique school in Tanzania one that serves young mothers who are striving to continue their education despite early motherhood. Sharing a special post on Instagram, Malala documented moments from her visit where she interacted warmly with the students. The photos show … Read more

Tanzania Faces Tragedy with 47 Fatalities in Landslides

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Tanzania Faces Tragedy with 47 Fatalities in Landslides

Flooding-induced landslides in northern Tanzania claim 47 lives, leaving 85 injured. Katesh town, 300 km north of Dodoma, bears the brunt of heavy Saturday rainfall. District commissioner Janeth Mayanja warns the casualty count is expected to rise. Landslides triggered by flooding in northern Tanzania have resulted in a tragic toll, claiming the lives of at … Read more

Tanzanian authorities refute claims of illegal wildlife export

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Tanzanian authorities refute claims of illegal wildlife export

Tanzania denies exporting wildlife to the Middle East. The TCAA says that the airport in Loliondo is not a designated entry or exit point. The last flight to Loliondo was on July 19th. The Middle Eastern countries would not be able to import wildlife through Tanzania’s airports from a park in the north. It comes … Read more

After the Tanzania Marburg deaths, neighbors raised the alarm

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Marburg

The Marburg virus has caused high fever, hemorrhage and organ failure. And Kenya and Uganda have strengthened security along their borders. The Kagera region in Tanzania’s northwest is where the outbreak was first noticed. After the Marburg virus claimed the lives of five individuals in Tanzania’s neighbor, Kenya and Uganda strengthened security along their borders … Read more

Kili and Neema Paul dance to ‘Tera Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal’ goes viral

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Kili Neema Paul
  • Kili and Neema Paul are social media sensations from Tanzania.
  • They released a new dancing video to Tera Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal.
  • The video has received millions of views.

Kili and Neema Paul are social media sensation from Tanzania, and his sister Neema frequently post videos of themselves dancing or singing to Indian music. Not so long ago, Neema posted a video of herself singing the Qala song Ghodey Pe Sawaar. The pair has now released a new dancing video.

This time, Kili and Neema Paul decided to dance to a popular Sapna Choudhary song in Haryanvi. A video of the Tanzanian siblings dancing to Tera Aakhya Ka Yo Kajal is available. The song became a staple at weddings after going insanely viral after its debut in 2018.

 

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Almost 83k people have already liked and reacted to the video. The outstanding brother-sister duo was showered with compliments. People complimented them on their choice of a Haryanvi song. Many people hurried to the comments area to submit their suggestions for music that the two can dance to.

DC Madana performed the song Tera Aankhya Ka Yo Kajal, which was penned by Veer Dhaiya. On YouTube, the video has received millions of views.

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Tanzania battling to extinguish fire on Africa’s Mount Kilimanjaro

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Mount Kilimanjaro

Firefighters in Tanzania are battling a blaze on Africa’s highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro. Witnesses report massive flames and plumes of smoke on the mountain’s slopes. It’s unclear how the fire started or how much forest was destroyed. There have been no reported casualties. Firefighters in Tanzania are battling a blaze on Africa’s highest peak, Mount … Read more

Tanzania starts moving Maasai out of Ngorongoro reserve

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Maasai

Tanzania on Thursday began relocating Maasai pastoralists from the famed Ngorongoro conservation area in a move that rights campaigners described as unlawful evictions. The indigenous community has lived in the reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site in northern Tanzania, for over a century. But they now face the threat of eviction, as the authorities contend … Read more

Tanzania policeman killed in protest over wildlife protection area

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policeman

A police officer was killed in northeast Tanzania during a clash with Masai. Government seeks to expel them from a part of their historical land for safaris. The government has offered to relocate crater dwellers to another district. A police officer was killed in northeast Tanzania during a clash with Masai herders protesting the cordoning … Read more

Tanzania lifts ban on wildlife exports

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Tanzania

Tanzania is lifting a six-year-old prohibition on wildlife exports. A Qatari airliner illegally exported at least 116 animals and 16 birds. The government justified the ban because of “irregularities” in trade. Tanzania is temporarily lifting a six-year-old prohibition on wildlife exports in order to conserve Tanzania’s protected animals and birds, according to the country’s wildlife … Read more

Zimbabwe rallies allies to push for legal ivory trade

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Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe will push for the legalization of the ivory trade this week, inviting officials from 15 countries to a meeting in a national park that has been a model for elephant conservation. Hwange National Park is overrun with elephants, which now routinely venture outside the park’s boundaries to feed, sometimes resulting in deadly clashes with … Read more

Tanzania raises minimum wage by nearly 25%

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Tanzania

Tanzania’s president approved a nearly 25% increase in the minimum wage on Saturday, breaking with her autocratic predecessor’s policies amid protests over the high cost of living. President Samia Suluhu Hassan decided on a 23.3 percent increase, as well as raising government worker salaries for the first time since 2016, according to a statement from … Read more

Man-eating crocodiles devour at least SIX river-goers

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crocodiles

Villagers in Tanzania have been preyed upon while collecting water from a river teeming with man-eating crocodiles, with at least six falling victim to the predators since the beginning of the year. Villagers have been asked to refrain from gathering water from the river’s bank following the deaths of six people to hungry crocodiles. Between … Read more

Uber suspends offerings in Tanzania over new cost rules

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Uber

US trip-hailing massive Uber has suspended its offerings in Tanzania, announcing government regulation that raises price and cuts its commission made it difficult for it to function. Uber stated it made the “tough selection to pause operations” inside the East African USA from Thursday. “The pricing order proposed with the aid of the Land Transport … Read more

Tanzania receives more donation of COVID-19 vaccines from China

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tanzania

DAR ES SALAAM – The government of Tanzania on Wednesday received the second donation batch of 800,000 doses of Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccines from China. The donation was handed over to the Minister of Health, Community Development, Gender, Elderly and Children, Ummy Mwalimu, by the Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania, Chen Mingjian, at the Julius Nyerere International … Read more

Tanzania, Kenya to exchange wild animals to boost reproduction

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wildlife

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzania and Kenya have agreed to exchange roan antelopes and female black rhinoceros in a move aimed at boosting the reproduction of the two species. Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan said Friday at State House in the commercial capital of Dar es Salaam that Tanzania will offer Kenya 20 roan antelopes at … Read more

Tanzania plans to boost production of cashew nuts

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Cashew

Farmers sit around a pile of harvested cashew fruit in Imekua village near Mtwara city, southeastern Tanzania, Sept. 24, 2020. (Xinhua) Tanzania plans to boost the production of cashew fruit by distributing about 15 million seedlings of the crop to farmers, a move aimed at increasing production of the cash crop from the current 300,000 … Read more

Tanzanian sibling make TikTok on ‘Raataan Lambiyan’ goes viral

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Tanzanian sibling make TikTok on 'Raataan Lambiyan' goes viral

Music is sometimes said to as a universal language because it transcends all boundaries and nations. A recent example is a sibling duet who broke the internet while dancing to the Bollywood song “Raataan Lambiyan.” TikTok inventor Kili Paul and his sister Neema were seen enjoying the super hit love song by Shershaah in a … Read more

WATCH: Ayesha Omar gets up close with lions in Tanzania

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Ayesha Omar

The stylish diva Ayesha Omar has been vacationing in Tanzania and keeping her fans all clued-up by sharing pictures and videos of her trip. Omar, well-known for her brave, and audacious nature, could be seen enjoying the wildlife to the fullest in all her recent Instagram posts. Read more: Ayesha Omar vibin’ with the turtles … Read more

Tanzania announces operation to recover illegal firearms

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DAR ES SALAAM — Tanzanian authorities on Saturday announced a one-month countrywide special operation aimed at recovering illegal arms owned by unauthorized individuals. George Simbachawene, the Minister for Home Affairs, announced the operation in the capital Dodona saying the operation will start on Nov. 1 through Nov. 30. “Those who will fail to surrender the … Read more

Tanzanian woman killed by marauding elephants

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animal

DAR ES SALAAM: Tanzanian police said on Tuesday that a 43-year-old woman was killed by marauding elephants in a village in the country’s north-western region of Kagera. Revocatus Malimi, Kagera regional police commander, said the elephants attacked and killed the woman at around 10 p.m. Monday when she was on her way to visit the … Read more

Countries showing interest in using a herbal tonic to cure coronavirus

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Countries showing interest in using a herbal tonic to cure coronavirus

Countries are looking forward to finding cures for coronavirus. The President of Tanzania says he is willing to import a herbal tonic from Madagascar. That tonic will be imported when the President of Tanzania will send a plane to Madagascar. The tonic will be used as a cure for coronavirus. Congo-Brazzaville’s president is also willing … Read more

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