Kenya refutes arresting 60 foreigners, for taking part in mass street demonstration
Also arrested in the recent Police swoop include some 26 Burundians, 19 South Sudanese, 18 Rwandese, 17 Somalis and 7 Ugandans. But no timid Tanzanians
BRICS now represents more than 4 billion People. Over 41 percent of global population
The BRICS is "non-West" but not "Anti-West,' aiming to build a more inclusive global environment where voices and interests of all, especially those in the Global South, are respected.
Kenyans burn down a vehicle thinking it was their president’s escort car after it hit motorcyclists
The vehicle in question was initially believed to have been part of the escorting motorcade that accompanied President William Ruto to the 35th Diocesan Anniversary at Saint Mark’s College of Kigari in Embu County.
Kenya and Tanzania maintain Lower-Middle Income Status in the latest World Bank Group Ranking
A country’s income classification not only reflects its level of development, but it also has the potential to influence its development trajectory.
King Charles III’s Grandpa owned this old farmhouse in Limuru, Kenya
White settlers like the McDonnel family chose Tigoni for their agricultural experiments with tea and hence, the lush tea plantations there, yet few believed tea would grow in a chilly place.
Eight killed as TAZARA train hits a taxi van in Zambia
The Tanzania-Zambia Railway train was traveling from Mpika District heading to Serenje, being operated by a locomotive driver identified as Daniel Bwalya.
Rebuilding Libya: Major construction works commence across several cities
According to reports from Benghazi, these projects are part of a national plan to rebuild roads, bridges, electrical systems, and other essential services across the country.
BRICS countries to present joint position at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in November
Also, during weeks and days towards the BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro, senior envoys from key member states had emphasised the need for intensified cooperation to combat terrorism.
World Bank Launches 2026 Fellowship Program for Emerging African Scholars
Since its inception, the WBG Africa Fellowship Program has served as a vital talent pipeline, equipping emerging African experts with the experience and knowledge needed to lead in diverse development contexts.
China and Libya’s Tobruk Airport deal worries NATO
Among the planned projects, China wants to transform the Tobruk Military Airport from a restricted hub into a shared civilian and military cargo terminal, in addition to expanding the City’s harbour.