ARM Cement’s Kenyan assets sold for $50 million – statement
The assets of Kenya’s ARM Cement have been sold to the National Cement Company for $50 million, its administrator said on Tuesday. “ARM Cement PLC
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Ugandan Cabinet approves creation of nine cities
The Ugandan Cabinet has approved the creation of nine cities, five of which will become operational on July 1, 2020. The cities include Arua, Gulu,
Somalia minister, lawmakers denied entry into Kenya
Three senior Somalia government officials were refused entry at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, Kenya for lacking visas. The officials were part of
S. Sudan to close 39 embassies over financial woes: official
The South Sudan government plans to close at least 39 overseas embassies due to financial constraints. Mr Mawien Makol, the spokesman for the Foreign Affairs
Eritrea stands with Sudanese people – Afwerki sends delegation to Khartoum
Eritrea stands in solidarity with the Sudanese people was the crust of a message transmitted by a delegation that was sent on Sunday by President
Sudanese general’s path to power ran through Darfur
CAIRO — , President Omar al-Bashir traveled to the heart of Sudan’s conflict-ravaged Darfur region to congratulate one of his hand-picked commanders on a recent
Kenya: Matiang’i issues deportation orders for foreign investors in betting
Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has issued deportation order against foreigners who entered Kenya for other businesses but ended up investing in the betting industry.
Uganda: We are yet to ask for financial support, says Bobi Wine
Kyaddondo East Member of Parliament, Mr Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine, has distanced his People Power political movement from a group of unscrupulous people who
Ugandan boat with footballers capsizes in Lake Albert
A boat carrying football players and fans has capsized in Lake Albert in western Uganda, local media reports say. Casualty figures are unclear – the
Housing levy and Huduma: Projects ‘forced’ on Kenyans
At his second swearing-in following a controversial re-election, President Uhuru Kenyatta looked at something that would prove to his supporters and critics that he meant