Kenya: Uhuru and Geingob agree to foster tourism, mining industries
Kenya and Namibia have signed agreements to strengthen essential sectors such as tourism, fisheries and mining. During their joint press conference at State House, Nairobi,
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Uganda: New Muntu party takes shape, recruits members
KAMPALA. Three weeks after the former Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) president, Maj Gen Mugisha Muntu, quit the main opposition party in the country, new
Rwanda: Bank of Kigali prices its cash call at 270 francs per share
KIGALI, – Rwanda’s Bank of Kigali has priced its rights issue at 270 francs per share, seeking to raise 60 billion francs ($67.81 million), it
Kenya: Obado’s fate hangs in the balance as Sharon is buried
Migori Governor Okoth Obado is still waiting to know his fate at the Industrial Area remand prison as his girlfriend Sharon Otieno is set for
Uganda: Government orders teachers to refund overpaid salary
Kampala. Science teachers whose salary was increased to Shs2m have been asked to refund the money on account that the payment was made in error. Mr
Rwanda replaces Mushikiwabo, announces new defence minister
Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame on Thursday appointed a new foreign affairs minister, to replace Louise Mushikiwabo, in a mini cabinet reshuffle that also included a
Ethiopia’s PM says soldiers who marched on palace sought to ‘abort reforms’
ADDIS ABABA, – Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on Thursday that soldiers who marched on his palace last week had had “nefarious aims” to
Ethiopia activists knock police over arrest of top rights lawyer
Activists in Ethiopia have slammed the arrest on Wednesday of a known human rights defender. Reports said lawyer Henok Aklilu was arrested and is being
Uganda: MPs want landslide victims to be resettled within Bududa
MBALE- A section of Members of Parliament in Bugisu Sub-region want landslide victims in Bududa District to be relocated and resettled only in the approved locations
Uganda: Government to set up firm for new bridge workers – Museveni
Jinja. President Museveni has said government will set up a company that will absorb former workers of The Source of the Nile Bridge that was commissioned