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What to Know About Tanzania's Anti-LGBT Crackdown

By George Steer

U.S. Warns Citizens Over Tanzania's Anti-LGBT Crackdown

By Eli Meixler

Africa's Youngest Billionaire Safely Freed After Abduction

By Ken Karuri

Police Aren't Sure Whether Africa's Youngest Billionaire Is Still Alive After Abduction

By Ken Karuri / Bloomberg
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Africa's Youngest Billionaire Was Kidnapped in Tanzania

Gunmen abducted Mohammed Dewji outside of a hotel gym in Dar Es Salaam

By Casey Quackenbush

42 Dead After Ferry Capsizes in Lake Victoria, Tanzania

Officials say the death toll could rise up to 200

By Casey Quackenbush

Wildlife Experts Spotted a Rare All-White Giraffe and Her Cub in the Wild

Their color is caused by a genetic condition

By Rachel Lewis

Leading Elephant Conservationist Murdered in Tanzania

Wayne Lotter had received numerous death threats in connection with his work

By Joseph Hincks

'Truly Unique:' Lion Seen Nursing Baby Leopard For The First Time

The first documented instance of such cross-species behavior

By Emily Weyrauch

Climate Justice in Tanzania Starts With Empowering Women

'I am working on training women in my community to be environmentally conscious'

By Rosemary Ntoipo / World Pulse

Elephant Poachers Kill British Pilot in Tanzania

Three suspects have been arrested

By Melissa Chan

Tanzanian Miners Freed After 41 Days Underground

"We survived by eating cockroaches, frogs and other insects"

By Daniel White

Watch Africa's Great Migration Of Wildebeest Live Online

Wildlife fans can follow the action on Periscope and YouTube's Live Stream

By Helen Regan

5 Ways to Fight Poaching

Don't just tweet your rage. Do something

By Alissa Greenberg

Tanzania Bans Witchdoctors Over Albino Attacks

Around 70 albinos have been murdered in the past three years in order to harvest their body parts

By Rishi Iyengar

African Countries Should Spend More in AIDS Response, Study Says

To meet AIDS eradication goals, study says funding should be re-allocated

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 5

1. Peak gas: According to some forecasts, the fracking boom could be a bust. By Mason Inman in Nature 2. To end the conflict with Boko Haram, Nigeria needs to address the alienation of its...

By The Aspen Institute

Photojournalism Daily: Nov. 4, 2014

Today’s daily Photojournalism Links collection highlights Marcus Bleasdale's work on child marriage in Tanzania, East Africa, where four out of 10 girls marry before their 18th birthday. The photographs, made on assignment for Human Rights...

By Mikko Takkunen

Rats Sniff Out Danger: 15 Years of Land Mine Progress

In Tanzania Giant African Pouched Rat rats are being used to identify and sniff out land mines.

By Adam Glanzman

Portraits of the Authentics: Photographing Ancient Cultures Before They Pass Away

Photographer Jimmy Nelson spent three-and-a-half years documenting the vanishing cultures of the world. His new book, Before They Pass Away, serves as visual record of what is — and what was — as the world continues evolving in 2013.

By Andrew Katz
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