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Malian Justice Sacko steps down from African Court presidency ahead of time

Justice Tchikaya is therefore expected to serve the remaining one year and six months of the term, after which he may seek election for a full two-year mandate in accordance with the Court’s rules.

  1. High Court halts ACT-Wazalendo case on special seats MPs

  2. CCM secretariat shake-up expected soon amid government focus

  3. Inside Cardinal Pengo’s early life: Sister speaks out

  1. Crisis in EAC finances triggers scrutiny over non-paying states

  2. Laiser: At Absa, empowering women isn’t charity, it is smart economics

  3. For Rosalynn Mndolwa-Mworia, visibility plays key role in women’s empowerment

  4. WHO urges African leaders to prioritise hearing care for millions of children

  5. Stakeholders unite to scale up HIV response among miners in Geita

  6. Tanzania plans four-lane upgrade for busy Kitonga hill stretch to ease connectivity to SADC

Africa

Malian Justice Sacko steps down from African Court presidency ahead of time

Justice Tchikaya is therefore expected to serve the remaining one year and six months of the term, after which he may seek election for a full two-year mandate in accordance with the Court’s rules.

  1. South Africa says most of a group of 17 men lured into fighting for Russia set to return home

  2. M23 rebel spokesperson killed in Congo army drone strike

  3. Over 1,000 Kenyans recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine, report says

  1. AngloGold earnings surge on record prices, reports 5 million ounce US gold reserves

  2. Tunisia jails lawmaker for eight months for mocking president

  3. Five miners presumed dead after mudslide in South African diamond mine

  4. 5 bodies of migrants washed ashore in east of Libya's capital Tripoli, police officer says

  5. Zambia Vice President Nalumango hosts Africa’s richest Indian Prateek Suri in prestigious courtesy meeting

  6. Freelance journalist detained in Cameroon while reporting for AP on US deportees

World

Trump touts economic record in State of the Union, seeking reset ahead of midterm elections

A number of Democratic women wore tags saying "release the files," a reference to the scandal surrounding convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. About a dozen Epstein accusers attended as guests...

  1. After killing of top drug lord, cartels use fake news to spread fear in Mexico

  2. Inside the Mexican country villa that became 'El Mencho's' final refuge

  3. Mexico assures safety guarantees for 2026 World Cup despite cartel unrest

  4. Iran signals readiness for deal with US ahead of fresh Geneva talks

Business

Kariakoo streets decongested as traders begin relocation

Cargo vehicles with city entry permits will be allowed from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m., while violators risk legal action.

  1. Tanzania farmers earn Sh2.4 trillion as warehouse receipt system expands nationwide

  2. Ndejembi to Pura: Prepare locals to reap LNG project benefits

  3. Manyara phosphate mine generates Sh1.29bn in government revenue

  4. 8 Warning Signs Traditional Currency Pairs Are About To Stop Moving Together

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