Tanzania among the top five African Countries adopting electric vehicles
African countries are not exactly rushing to drive electric powered vehicles, possibly due to limited infrastructure, including roads and charging stations.
Serengeti Golf Course set to host European PGA Tours in Tanzania
Africa Golf Confederation wants Serengeti Golf Course to host European Tours in Tanzania because here is massive global interest to have events staged in Tanzania
TAZARA suspends commuter train services in Dar-es-salaam
Dar-es-salaam, a city of neatly 6 million residents, has always been in dire need of auxiliary means of urban transport, which at the moment relies heavily on the private operated minibuses known as ‘Dala-Dala!’
Uganda starts exporting ready-to-drink coffee to Serbia
The move marked a strategic shift from exporting raw beans overseas, to delivering high value finished products, therefore positioning local coffee on premium shelves in the European markets.
South Sudan shuts down the University of Bahr El Ghazal
Tensions started building up at the university following student protests against tuition hikes, with annual fees for private department students reaching USD 1,000
WHO and UAE launch joint initiative to curb malnutrition among Yemenis on Socotra Island
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Socotra is facing malnutrition challenges driven by food insecurity, as well as repeated outbreaks of cholera, measles and dengue fever.
50 people killed as tribal war erupts in South Sudan again
The local Minister of Information, Mamir Bat Maouk, stated that the clashes, which erupted in the locality, left various homes burnt down to ashes as well as massive destruction of property
Libya now acquires shares in the Afreximbank. Becomes full member
The acquisition of Afreximbank’s shares by Libya further strengthens ties with the oil rich nation and enhances critical support to the Libyan economy.
Roads in Congo Kinshasa undergoing major upgrading
From roads to social infrastructure and air safety, progress is visible and is transforming the lives of the population
Mbuji-Mayi Airport in DR Congo rehabilitated by the African Development Bank
Mbuji Mayi international is an airport serving the capital of the Kasai-Oriental Province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and so far, around 85 percent of the 320-metre runway at the terminal has already been completed.