Leaders of Uganda’s Indian community have praised the country’s long-standing peace, stable leadership, and investor-friendly policies, saying these factors have enabled them to make strong […]
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…
33 Years of Chadema: How Tanzania’s Opposition Party Shaped National Leadership
As Tanzania’s leading opposition party, Chadema (Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo) marks 33 years since its founding, its influence on the country’s political leadership and […]
Tanzania’s Private Sector Set for Strong Growth as Credit Reaches Sh43 Trillion
Tanzania’s private sector is showing strong signs of growth after total credit to businesses reached Sh43 trillion, highlighting increased confidence from banks and improved economic […]
Guinea-Bissau Sets December 2026 Elections in Bid to Restore Democracy After Coup
Guinea-Bissau has announced that it will hold its next national elections in December 2026, following months of political uncertainty after a recent coup attempt that […]
How Tanzania’s small Businesses Can Win Bigger Markets under AfCFTA
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) play a very important role in Tanzania’s economy. According to government data, they contribute more than 35 percent of the […]
Why 2026 Could Be a Turning Point for Small Businesses in Tanzania
In 2026, small businesses in Tanzania stand at a pivotal moment. Various factors are coming together to create opportunities that could drastically reshape the landscape […]
Why October 29 Has Become a Defining Test for Tanzania’s Diplomacy
In a recent interview with Ami Mpungwe, former diplomat and Tanzania’s first High Commissioner to South Africa, the conversation delves into the evolving landscape of […]
Death Toll in Pakistan Mall Fire Hits 55: Karachi Government
The death toll from the devastating fire that broke out in a shopping mall in Karachi, Pakistan, has risen to at least 55, according to […]
President Ruto Orders Learners to Report to Schools “With or Without School Fees”
In a significant move to ensure that all students have access to education, President William Ruto has directed that learners report to school starting Friday, […]
Sudanese Slowly Rebuild War-Ravaged Khartoum After Nearly Three Years of Conflict
Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, is beginning the long and challenging process of rebuilding after nearly three years of war. The war, which began in […]