At least 222 are dead, while reported cases have risen to 14,303 since August as government battles to contain disease
A nonprofit that employed U.S. veterans to train rangers was kicked out of the country after a public relations snafu
The nation’s most important export crop, coffee is feeling the heat
As fresh conflict spurs another mass exodus, aid groups grapple with how to keep refugees from becoming permanent wards
Some are going by boat to the small town of Kigoma but, as Erica Wood reports, disease and lack of food present a danger
Authorities say site is now full beyond capacity and will have to be expanded as Burundians continue to cross border
Police crackdown sees more than 200 traditional healers and soothsayers arrested for deadly assaults on albinos
A pioneering methadone program treats addicts in Dar es Salaam, where cheap heroin is abundant
Khalid al-Fawwaz faces life in prison for role in the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania
Murder renews calls for tougher action to stop killings of albinos, whose body parts are prized in black magic
