Geronimo Ji-Jaga, born Elmer Gerard Pratt, lived a life shaped by resistance, exile, and global struggle. A senior leader of the Black Panther Party, a […]
Author: Baramba Andrew
Baramba Andrew is a Tanzanian journalist specializing in media writing and investigative journalism.
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for uncovering the truth, He has built a strong reputation for delivering impactful stories that amplify community voices and hold institutions accountable.
Anderw holds a Bachelor of Mass Communication (BMC) from Dar- Es Salaam University Tanzania, where he honed his skills in news writing, ethical reporting, and media analysis.
His work reflects a commitment to integrity, accuracy, and social change through responsible journalism.
At Least 16 Killed as Bus Carrying Pilgrims Crashes in North-East Brazil
At least 16 people, including four children, were killed on Tuesday when a bus returning from a religious festival crashed in north-east Brazil, authorities said. […]
AI-Generated Images Falsely Link US Politicians to Jeffrey Epstein, Researchers Warn
Artificial intelligence–generated and digitally manipulated images are being used on social media to falsely associate prominent US politicians with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey […]
A ‘Whack-a-Mole’ Battle: US Academic Struggles to Erase AI Deepfakes from YouTube
When deepfake videos impersonating prominent American academic John Mearsheimer began spreading across YouTube, the University of Chicago professor launched a determined effort to have them […]
Morocco Evacuates 50,000 as Flooding Threatens City After Weeks of Heavy Rain
Moroccan authorities have evacuated around 50,000 people as weeks of unusually heavy rainfall triggered severe flooding, threatening homes, infrastructure, and public safety in parts of […]
President Museveni Hosts Regional Peace Panel as African Leaders Push for Lasting Solution in Eastern DRC
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni on Tuesday hosted members of the African Union–East African Community–Southern African Development Community (AU–EAC–SADC) Panel of Facilitators for the Democratic Republic […]
East Africa’s Longest Oil Pipeline Set to Start Crude Exports in October
Uganda and Tanzania are preparing to begin crude oil exports in October through the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), a landmark project expected to […]
How a Presidential Directive Threw Uganda Airlines Into Two and a Half Years of Turbulence
Uganda Airlines’ leadership crisis over the past two and a half years can be traced back to a single decision that abruptly altered a formal […]
AI Is Not Replacing Workers Yet, New Report Shows
Artificial intelligence is not displacing workers as widely feared, according to a new report that suggests companies are using the technology to support—not replace—human labour. […]
The Rwenzori Mountains: East Africa’s ‘Mountains of the Moon’ and the Rapid Disappearance of Their Glaciers
Rising more than 5,000 metres (about 16,000 feet) above sea level, the Rwenzori Mountains stand among Africa’s most dramatic and mysterious landscapes. Straddling the border […]