Could this be the end of the road for Tanzania’s great survivor?
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Shot 16 times in an assassination attempt in 2017, Tindu Lissu is the great survivor of Tanzanian politics – and one...
Five Years to the Sdgs Deadline, African Tech Companies are Leading the Charge to...
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Technology is an important tool for sustainable development. In 2015, when world leaders gathered at the United Nations and decided on...
Artificial Intelligence and The Prospect of De-Globalization
By
Mas Arsyarrahman Setiawan
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Artificial Intelligence: Born from Globalization, Live to cause De-Globalization
Nowadays, artificial intelligence,or AI, seems to be an inseparable part of...
Korea’s Rice Belt vs. China’s BRI: The Africa Play
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Dr.Nadia Helmy
Africa-Press - Tanzania. My analysis of South Korean relations with Egypt and a comparison with China, my academic and research specialty, comes...
Who will be the next Pope? Key candidates in an unpredictable contest
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Pope candidates (left to right) Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson, cardinal Pietro Parolin, cardinal Luis Antonio Gokim Tagle, and cardinal Fridolin...
Global shipping navigates Trump tariffs uncertainty
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Shifting trade announcements have led to unprecedented volatility in the global shipping industry in recent weeks, with industry players having to...
Africans root for first Black pope in modern history
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Africans are hoping one of their own could become the first Black pope in modern history and build on Francis’s legacy...
Africa remembers Pope who spoke for the continent
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Millions of African Catholics, as well as the continent's leaders, are mourning a man who they felt spoke for Africa. Home...
Pope Francis: A decade of reform, controversy, and compassion
Africa-Press - Tanzania. Argentine Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio became the first Pope from the Americas and the first Jesuit pontiff, choosing the name Francis...
Why countries want their citizens to use burner phones while travelling to US
Africa-Press - Tanzania. It started quietly—a few isolated cases, whispers among travellers detained without warning at U.S. airports. But now, the alarm is growing...