EIB to Loan Ethiopia $200 Million for Migrants Jobs Plan
ADDIS ABABA — The European Investment Bank (EIB) is set to lend Ethiopia $200 million to build two industry parks that will employ 30,000 refugees...
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Gabon warns opposition against violence ahead of court ruling
LIBREVILLE (Reuters) – Government officials in Gabon warned opposition leader Jean Ping on Wednesday that he risked arrest if unrest resumes when the Constitutional Court...
Kenya denies abuse of refugees in push to close Somali camp
Nairobi: Kenya reaffirmed on Thursday its plan to close the world’s largest refugee camp by November, rejecting allegations by Human Rights Watch (HRW) that it...
Invest more in conflict prevention and Peacekeeping, Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed urges
Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amb. Amina Mohamed has called on UN member states to pay as much attention to conflict prevention mechanisms as they do...
‘WITHOUT PEACE WE CANNOT RETURN TO SUDAN’
A woman says she’s heartbroken after being separated from her husband by the conflict in her country. SOUTH SUDAN – A South Sudanese woman living...
Three suspected robbers killed in two Nairobi incidents
Three suspected robbers were killed in two separate incidents in Nairobi on Wednesday. Two were killed at the Kariobangi South railway line after they tried...
The Iron-Fisted Ethiopian State
A political crisis of longstanding duration has been brought to the world’s attention by the actions of a competitor at the recently concluded Olympic Games....
East Africa: Terror Fears in Tanzania – Do We Need Plan B?
Dar es Salaam — A recent report says East African countries face increasing threat from Somalia-based Al-Shabab militants. The report by the Intergovernmental Authority on...
Kenya gets ‘rap on the knuckles’ for non-compliance with war crimes court
An ICC judge ruled on Monday that Kenya failed to comply with its obligations to cooperate with the International Criminal Court. The court says the...
Tanzania gains as fuel adulteration forces transporters off Kenya route
Kenyan firms are crying foul over lost petroleum products transport business as fuel adulteration and slow clearance push traders out of the Northern Corridor. East...
