Turkey condoles with Rwanda on genocide anniversary
— Turkey on Wednesday offered condolences to Rwanda on the 27th anniversary of the 1994 genocide, which killed more than a million people in a
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South Sudan launches Covid-19 vaccine
South Sudan on Tuesday launched the Covid-19 vaccination exercise in three centers in Juba. The launch at the Juba Teaching Hospital was officiated by South Sudan’s
Uganda’s hopes of resuming sugar exports to Kenya fade
— Hope of Uganda resuming sugar exports to Kenya continues to fade as Kenya announces an increase in production, amid a blockade on Uganda’s sugar.
15 dead in southeastern Kenya road accident
— Two buses collided along the busy Malindi-Mombasa highway in southeastern Kenya on Wednesday, killing 15 passengers, officials said. Kilifi County Commissioner Kutswa Olaka confirmed
Sudan wants Ethiopian troops out of Abyei peacekeeping force
Sudan has requested the United Nations to replace Ethiopian peacekeepers in Abyei with another force from different countries, Foreign Minister Mariam al-Mahdi stated on Tuesday.
Ethiopia accuses Egypt, Sudan of stalling dam talks
— Ethiopia has accused Egypt and Sudan of having stalled the latest round of talks on the Nile dam convened in Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic
Covid-19: Tanzania’s national hospital to keep steam therapy machines
—- Tanzania’s national referral hospital, Muhimbili, has stated that the steam booths that were placed at its facility in Dar es Salaam will remain intact, an
Somali leaders fail to agree on agenda for crucial elections meeting
— Somalia’s leaders have failed to agree on the main agenda for a crucial electoral meeting, reflecting the unattended fissures between them. Publicly, they promised
Uganda: Govt seeks to raise Shs35b from motor vehicle licence
—- Government has proposed a Shs200,000 levy, which every motor vehicle owner will have to pay in annual license starting July 1. The levy,
Covid in Kenya: The woman who refuses to be defeated by the virus
—- At the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, Josephine Muchilwa was working as a cook, but like many others in Kenya and around the