The Tanzanian government has rolled out a broad national plan aimed at tackling the growing problem of graduate unemployment across the country. The initiative focuses […]
What Do Power Cuts Reveal About Doing Business in The Gambia?
Imagine running a business in a country where electricity can disappear for up to 48…
Kenya Has Abundant Renewable Energy. So Why Are Businesses Still Paying So Much for Electricity?
Imagine running a factory in a country known for its geothermal energy, wind farms and…
Ghana’s Cocoa Crisis: The Business Opportunities Behind a Struggling Industry
For millions of people around the world, cocoa begins and ends with chocolate. But in…
Tanzania Boosts Grasshopper Trade with New Markets and Modern Technology
The Tanzanian government has unveiled a new initiative to expand markets and introduce modern technology to support grasshopper traders, especially in the Kagera Region. Through […]
Road Accidents Kill 398 Kenyans in January, Police Warn of Rising Danger
At least 398 people have lost their lives in road accidents across Kenya between January 1 and January 30, 2026, highlighting a growing road safety […]
Burkina Faso Military Rulers Dissolve All Political Parties
Burkina Faso’s military government has dissolved all political parties, further tightening its control over the country, according to a report by Reuters. The decision was […]
China Executes 11 People Over Myanmar Scam Syndicates as Crackdown Intensifies
China has executed 11 people linked to large-scale telecom and internet scam operations based in Myanmar, as the government steps up its fight against cross-border […]
Rwanda Seeks Arbitration Over Britain’s Cancelled Asylum Deal
Rwanda has moved to seek arbitration following the United Kingdom’s cancellation of their controversial asylum relocation agreement, raising tensions between the two countries over migration […]
TANZANIA: How MV Mwanza Is Set to Boost Economic Activity Across East Africa
The launch of MV Mwanza is expected to significantly boost economic activity across East Africa, strengthening regional trade, transport, and tourism links along Lake Victoria. […]
‘Why Not Now?’: US Defends Review of Relations with Tanzania
The United States has defended its decision to review relations with Tanzania, arguing that the timing of the reassessment is both appropriate and necessary amid […]
Uganda’s Exit from Somalia Signals a Structural Break in the Horn of Africa’s Security Order
Uganda’s decision to fully withdraw its troops from Somalia marks the end of a two-decade security era and represents a fundamental restructuring of the Horn […]
Uganda to Slash External Budget Support by Over 84% as Government Shifts Focus to Domestic Revenue
Uganda plans to sharply reduce its reliance on external budget support in the next financial year, cutting funding by 84.2% year-on-year, as the government intensifies […]