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Adani Ports Signs 30-Year Concession Pact To Operate Tanzania Port Terminal
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone on Friday said its wholly owned subsidiary Adani International Ports Holdings Pvt Ltd (AIPH) has signed a 30-year concession agreement with the Tanzania Ports Authority to operate and manage Container
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Africa's Youngest Billionaire Kidnapped Outside Hotel Gym In Tanzania
Africa's youngest billionaire was kidnapped on Thursday by gunmen in Tanzania's economic capital Dar es Salaam, officials said.
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Indian Doctors Perform 'First Ever' Kidney Transplant In Tanzania
A team of doctors from India, in collaboration with a hospital in Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam, has performed the "first ever" kidney transplant in the African country.
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Sushma Swaraj Tweets Student Who Was In Trouble In Tanzania
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has reached out to an Indian student from Harvard, who blogged about running into trouble in Tanzania. In the blog, published on The News Minute, Chennai resident Charanya Kannan, wrote about being offered no help at the Indian Embassy in Dar Es Salaam after her bag, which had her passport among other things,...
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A Merciless End To A Christmas Tree
It's hard enough parting with one's own Christmas tree, but to find someone else's in the trash, still decorated, still full of lights and little silver ornaments and a glittery red star: This is more than anyone should bear on a gray Monday twixt Christmas and New Year's.
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Nearly 10,000 Cholera Cases, 150 Deaths in Tanzania: WHO
A major cholera outbreak in Tanzania has now infected nearly 10,000 people and killed 150, the World Health Organization said today, voicing concern that predicted flooding risked spreading the disease internationally.
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At Least 40 Killed in Bus, Truck Collision in Tanzania
At least 40 people were killed and 23 seriously injured today in a collision between a bus and a truck in central Tanzania, officials said.
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UK Intelligence Asked Tanzania to Stop 'Jihadi John' in 2009: Police Source
Mohammed Emwazi, the Briton identified as Islamic State killer "Jihadi John", was denied entry to Tanzania in 2009 at the request of British security services, a Tanzanian police source said today.
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Poaching Could Wipe Out Tanzanian Elephants in Seven Years: Conservationists
Poachers are slaughtering Tanzania's elephants for their ivory at such alarming rates that the population could be completely wiped out in just seven years, conservationists told a conference on Friday.
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A Revolutionary Trip Down Tanzania's Memory Lane
Mejah Mbuya hops off his bike outside a building that seems to be unoccupied.
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Barack Obama approved operation to nab Al Qaeda operative al-Libi
The operation to capture top Al Qaeda operative Abu Anas al-Libi, detained in a secure location outside Libya, was approved by US President Barack Obama, the Pentagon said today.
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British teens arrive home after Zanzibar acid attack
Two British teenage girls arrived home on Friday badly burned after acid was hurled in their faces in Zanzibar, while the island's authorities offered a reward for the capture of their attackers.
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Zanzibar offers reward for information about acid attack on two British women
Zanzibar today offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of men suspected of hurling acid in the faces of two young British women.
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Fire guts Kenya's main airport, chokes regional gateway
A fire engulfed Kenya's main airport today, forcing the suspension of international passenger flights and choking a vital travel gateway to east Africa.
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Yemen ups security as US reviews response to Al Qaeda threat; UK, France shut embassies
Yemen boosted security around Western embassies on Sunday as Washington held urgent talks on an Al Qaeda threat that prompted it to close missions across the Arab world.
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Adani Ports Signs 30-Year Concession Pact To Operate Tanzania Port Terminal
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone on Friday said its wholly owned subsidiary Adani International Ports Holdings Pvt Ltd (AIPH) has signed a 30-year concession agreement with the Tanzania Ports Authority to operate and manage Container
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Africa's Youngest Billionaire Kidnapped Outside Hotel Gym In Tanzania
Africa's youngest billionaire was kidnapped on Thursday by gunmen in Tanzania's economic capital Dar es Salaam, officials said.
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Indian Doctors Perform 'First Ever' Kidney Transplant In Tanzania
A team of doctors from India, in collaboration with a hospital in Tanzanian capital Dar es Salaam, has performed the "first ever" kidney transplant in the African country.
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Sushma Swaraj Tweets Student Who Was In Trouble In Tanzania
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has reached out to an Indian student from Harvard, who blogged about running into trouble in Tanzania. In the blog, published on The News Minute, Chennai resident Charanya Kannan, wrote about being offered no help at the Indian Embassy in Dar Es Salaam after her bag, which had her passport among other things,...
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A Merciless End To A Christmas Tree
It's hard enough parting with one's own Christmas tree, but to find someone else's in the trash, still decorated, still full of lights and little silver ornaments and a glittery red star: This is more than anyone should bear on a gray Monday twixt Christmas and New Year's.
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Nearly 10,000 Cholera Cases, 150 Deaths in Tanzania: WHO
A major cholera outbreak in Tanzania has now infected nearly 10,000 people and killed 150, the World Health Organization said today, voicing concern that predicted flooding risked spreading the disease internationally.
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At Least 40 Killed in Bus, Truck Collision in Tanzania
At least 40 people were killed and 23 seriously injured today in a collision between a bus and a truck in central Tanzania, officials said.
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UK Intelligence Asked Tanzania to Stop 'Jihadi John' in 2009: Police Source
Mohammed Emwazi, the Briton identified as Islamic State killer "Jihadi John", was denied entry to Tanzania in 2009 at the request of British security services, a Tanzanian police source said today.
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Poaching Could Wipe Out Tanzanian Elephants in Seven Years: Conservationists
Poachers are slaughtering Tanzania's elephants for their ivory at such alarming rates that the population could be completely wiped out in just seven years, conservationists told a conference on Friday.
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A Revolutionary Trip Down Tanzania's Memory Lane
Mejah Mbuya hops off his bike outside a building that seems to be unoccupied.
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Barack Obama approved operation to nab Al Qaeda operative al-Libi
The operation to capture top Al Qaeda operative Abu Anas al-Libi, detained in a secure location outside Libya, was approved by US President Barack Obama, the Pentagon said today.
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British teens arrive home after Zanzibar acid attack
Two British teenage girls arrived home on Friday badly burned after acid was hurled in their faces in Zanzibar, while the island's authorities offered a reward for the capture of their attackers.
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Zanzibar offers reward for information about acid attack on two British women
Zanzibar today offered a reward for information leading to the arrest of men suspected of hurling acid in the faces of two young British women.
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Fire guts Kenya's main airport, chokes regional gateway
A fire engulfed Kenya's main airport today, forcing the suspension of international passenger flights and choking a vital travel gateway to east Africa.
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Yemen ups security as US reviews response to Al Qaeda threat; UK, France shut embassies
Yemen boosted security around Western embassies on Sunday as Washington held urgent talks on an Al Qaeda threat that prompted it to close missions across the Arab world.
