Southern Africa: Mozambique Asks EU for Military Help
Mozambique has asked the EU for "support in the area of specialist training for the fight against terrorism and insurgency." This support could ...
Zimbabwe: Schools Reopen Countrywide
Almost all schools opened successfully yesterday, but a handful were facing problems, mainly waiting for thermometers expected today and in the odd area ...
Zimbabwe: Eight Battle for ConCourt Seats
THE Judicial Service Commission (JSC) yesterday held interviews to select five judges for the Constitutional Court (Concourt) bench in compliance with the 2013 ...
Togo: Togo Appoints First Woman Prime Minister
Togo's President Faure Gnassingbe on Monday named the first-ever female prime minister to head the government in the West African nation. Victoire Tomegah ...
Kenya: No Date Set for School Reopening
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday dashed hopes of many Kenyans who thought he would reopen schools. The government instead chose to delay further ...
Kenya: Kenyatta Heads to France to Sign Sh180 Billion Loan
President Uhuru Kenyatta is expected to leave for Paris tomorrow, where he will take billions of shillings in debt for a road project. ...
Prepare for six to nine months of Covid-19 restraints, warn health officials
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East Africa: Region Slowly Reopens for Business After Covid-19 Havoc
Businesses across East Africa are racing to pick up the pieces after six months of Covid-19 restrictions, setting the stage for economic recovery ...
Uganda: Uganda Accuses Tanzania of Unfair Charges On Transporters
Uganda and Tanzania are locked in a dispute over road user fees for trucks headed to the Dar es Salaam port, with Kampala ...
Kenya: U.S., Somalia Ink Debt Relief Deal
US Ambassador to Somalia Donald Yamamoto and Somalia's Minister of Finance Abdirahman Dualeh Beileh have signed a bilateral agreement spelling out ways of ...