Pan African Vision

1 week ago | panafricanvisions.com | Jackson Okata

Pan African Visions April 17, 2025 By Jackson OkataIn the recent past, the African continent has battled multiple epidemics, including monkeypox, Ebola, and Marburg fever. There is no doubt that Africa’s healthcare system is shaky, and without international and donor support, it would quickly crumble.

1 week ago | panafricanvisions.com | Adonis Byemelwa

In Tanzania, a silent public health crisis is unfolding—one that is linked to the intersection of human HIV treatment and local agricultural practices. At the heart of this growing concern is the unexpected presence of human-prescribed antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in animal products, particularly broiler chickens, pigs, and even their feed. The revelation came from a study led by Zuhura I. Kimera and her team, published in the Bulletin of the National Research Centre.

1 week ago | panafricanvisions.com | Adonis Byemelwa

Justice in the Shadow of Marble: As Tanzania Builds Big, the Real Test Lies WithinOn April 5th, 2025, the University of Dar es Salaam was braced for what many believed would be a historic moment: a symposium featuring Tanzania’s brightest minds to reflect on Africa’s future in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping withdrawal of aid to developing countries, including Tanzania.

1 week ago | panafricanvisions.com | Adonis Byemelwa

Tundu Lissu Behind Bars Over Treason Charges Amid Election Campaign PushTundu Lissu's recent arrest on April 9, 2025, in Tanzania's Ruvuma region, where he was charged with treason for allegedly inciting rebellion and calling for election disruption during a public rally, mirrors a troubling pattern across Africa where opposition leaders face severe legal challenges that many perceive as politically motivated.

1 week ago | panafricanvisions.com | Boris Esono Nwenfor

Pan African Visions April 15, 2025 By Boris Esono NwenforBUEA, Cameroon – Bamboutos FC of Mbouda, one of the country’s most storied clubs, has officially withdrawn from the 2024/25 MTN Elite One Championship, citing deep grievances with the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) – the country’s football governing body. An announcement that sent shockwaves across the Cameroonian football landscape.