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For observers though, it seems like the 2030 presidential race in Tanzania's ruling CCM party has just begun, with the 2025 polls being used as springboard for catapulting them into the next five years.

The Arusha-based East African Community at the Kampala meeting is emphasizing the importance of regional unity in climate diplomacy.

Niger’s Energy Sector Governance and Competitiveness Support Program is expected to address governance challenges by strengthening public financial management systems, particularly tax revenue mobilization and tax revenue control system.

There have been efforts to rid the coyotes from the terminal grounds, but so far without much success, as the jackals keep on appearing and disappearing mysteriously.

The Association also unveiled its leadership with South Africa’s Dimakatso Malwela, President of Women of Value South Africa (WOVSA) being elected the first Association’s chairperson.

As Chinese and European Union (EU) leaders met in Beijing for the 25th China-EU Summit, both sides agreed on a new mechanism to help smooth the export of rare earth elements and magnets.

Humanitarian groups have grappled for months with rising tensions as rations have been reduced following massive cuts to aid from the United States and other donors.

Managed by the African Development Bank, the Sustainable Energy Fund for Africa (SEFA)'s commitment comprises a €2.5 million senior concessional loan and a €3.5 million reimbursable grant

The military action was launched in response to months of violent attacks, kidnappings, and killings in the region by heavily armed bandit groups who have continued to destabilize communities and threaten lives in north-central Nigeria

Strengthening the technical capacity of Regional Member Countries is at the core of the African Development Bank’s Climate Change and Green Growth Strategy 2010-2030.