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American officials tour DR Congo, Kenya and Tanzania as Washington assistance to Africa hits USD 3.8 Billion
The total U.S. humanitarian assistance in Sub-Saharan Africa has grown to more than USD 3.8 billion so far in the Fiscal Year 2024.
SADC picks Maimbo from Zambia to be the new President of Africa Development Bank
"Maimbo was selected through a competitive process among seven candidates from the SADC region,” the organization said in a statement.
Lecture for Zambian Scholars discuss the country’s debt restructuring process currently underway
It aimed at promoting student engagement on the implications of the national debt management process, explore the impact of the on-going debt restructuring program on the country’s economic prospects and promote continuous dialogue amongst partner organizations
Kenya and Rwanda drive into South Africa’s Automotive Trade Show November 2024
The road show, strategically planned based on exhibitor feedback, covered the most requested destinations for automotive trade engagement: Lagos, Nigeria; Accra, Ghana; Nairobi, Kenya; Kigali, Rwanda; Lusaka, Zambia; and Harare, Zimbabwe.
Ethiopia still relies heavily on Kenya’s Lamu Port for Import and Export of Goods
Ethiopia is still relying heavily on the Lamu Port of Kenya to ferry the country's import and export cargo consignment through the Indian Ocean.
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U.S Under Secretary Zeya Announces USD 536 Million in Additional Humanitarian Assistance for Sub-Saharan African…
The Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights, has visited ten African countries in the last three years, including, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea, Mauritania, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, Kenya, Ethiopia and The Gambia.
U.S Under Secretary of State, Uzra Zeya visits Kenya and Ethiopia for five days
The United States uses the Under Secretary of State visit to reiterate Washington's stand on human rights and freedom of public expression.
Burundi Joins EAC One Network Area expecting to drop roaming costs, but people prefer WhatsApp calls
Roaming anyone? Well Burundi has just joined the EAC One Network Area .... Whatever that means.
Over 830 delegates from 66 countries jet in Arusha for the 2024 Esperanto World Congress
The First ever Esperanto congress to be held in Africa has attracted 830 participants from 66 countries around the globe.
U.S lauds ceasefire in North Kivu Province of DR Congo
North Kivu fighting has displaced more than 1.7 million people. The total number of victims displaced in Congo by multiple conflicts so far reaches 7.2 million