Tanzanian regulator locks out over 650,000 mobile phone users
At least 656,091 mobile phone users in Tanzania were locked out on Monday night after they had failed to register their SIM cards biometrically by
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10 dead and dozens wounded in a grenade attack on Khartoum wedding party
At least 10 people have died and dozen others injured after a grenade went off at a wedding party in the Sudanese capital Khartoum. A witness to
Uganda: Eight arrested, 1,600 SIM cards recovered in phone call scam
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC), in a joint operation with police and telecom operators, have arrested eight people engaged in “SIM card boxing”. Addressing journalists
Uganda, Tanzania still major tourist markets for Kenya
Uganda and Tanzania continue to be major tourist sources for Kenya after the USA according to the Tourism Sector Performance Report 2019. The country received
Global Fund boosts Kenya HIV kitty with $420m
The Global Fund, the body that finances the world’s HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria programmes, has given Kenya Ksh42 billion ($420 million) to cover the
Despite mediation, no solution yet to South Sudan issue of the number of states
The controversial issue of the number of states in South Sudan is now in the hands of South Africa after the two principals failed to
Kenya’s green bond listed on the London Stock Exchange
Kenya has floated a $40 million green bond on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The bond, by Nairobi-based property developer Acorn Holdings, started trading at
Doubts raised over Tanzania-Barrick agreement
A deal signed last year between Canadian mining company Barrick and the Tanzanian government could unravel if its implementation is delayed any further. This was the
Port Sudan schoolchildren march against food price hikes
Khartoum, Crowds of school pupils protested in Sudan’s main port city on Monday over spiralling food prices, witnesses said, as the country’s economy languishes under a
Uganda-Kenya milk war boils over with no end in sight of regional trade tiffs
The escalating trade dispute between Kenya and Uganda over milk exports, is just one of many facing all EAC partner states and underlines critical gaps