IOM Warns of “Catastrophic” Service Collapse in South Sudan
JUBA – Life-saving services for nearly 187,000 displaced people in South Sudan could collapse within weeks due to a $6 ...
Somalia Lawmakers Take Seats in Arusha as EAC Integration Deepens
ARUSHA – Somali legislators officially took their seats at the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) on Thursday, marking a historic milestone ...
Tanzania Crackdown on “Shadow” Mining Hits Foreign Investors
DODOMA – The Tanzanian government on Thursday intensified its crackdown on illicit mining operations, issuing a final ultimatum to license ...
Uganda Court Strikes Down Controversial ‘Digital Dissent’ Law
KAMPALA – Uganda’s Court of Appeal has struck down a central piece of the country's Computer Misuse Act, ruling that ...
East African Leaders Launch Joint Strike Force Against Human Trafficking
MOMBASA – Seven East African nations signed a landmark pact on Thursday to establish a regional intelligence-sharing hub and a joint ...
U.S. Brokers De-escalation Deal Between Congo and Rwanda
Nairobi – The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda have agreed to a series of coordinated steps to reduce military ...
Uganda’s “Creative Revolution”: Landmark Copyright Bill Passed
KAMPALA– The streets of Kampala were filled with song today as Ugandan musicians, filmmakers, and writers celebrated the passage of ...
Tanzania: Presidential Commissions Back Maasai Evictions
ARUSHA– Human rights organizations and indigenous leaders are in an uproar following the release of findings from two Tanzanian presidential ...
Ethiopia, Italy Forge Strategic Debt Restructuring Deal
Addis Ababa – In a milestone for Ethiopia’s economic recovery, Finance Minister Ahmed Shide and Italian Minister of Economy and ...
Kenya says Russia Agrees to Halt Recruitment of Kenyans for Ukraine War
Nairobi — Russia has agreed to stop recruiting Kenyan citizens into its military operations in Ukraine, Kenyan Foreign Minister Musalia ...