EAC economies poised for rapid growth in 2015: report Economic growth for the region is expected to rise to 6.8 per cent this year this year, driven by Kenya and Uganda.
Democracy is gaining in Africa, so why this sense of deja vu? It happens everywhere: A new govt is elected, hopes rocket skywards.
Unshaken by Zambia loss, McKinstry sees bright future This is the first of many friendlies lined up this year for Amavubi as they prepare for the 2016 African Nations Championship
Africa struggles to find finance model for Agenda 2063 The continent's finance experts are still trying to find the right model to fund the ambitious Agenda 2063.
Using parasites to fight cattle disease Research into the cattle killer disease East Coast fever has found a protective process that may also work in human malaria infections.
New Amavubi coach McKinstry’s plans for Rwanda McKinstry debuts at Amavubi on Sunday in a Fifa friendly match with Zambia at the National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka.
Can East African golfers win Kenya Open? Analysts question whether the players have what it takes to turn the tables on their rivals.
Comesa court now relocates to Khartoum amid funding challenges While funds raised by member states are enough to pay the 12 judges of the Court and staff, other key activities of the Court would be left without funding.
Ireland’s chequered history makes us natural allies of Africa I am honoured to be Ireland’s first ambassador in Kenya since the embassy in Nairobi was closed, for economic reasons, in 1988.
Longhorn to cross-list after subsidiaries make profit Firm says profitability of subsidiaries in Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda would make the company a better sell to investors in those stock markets.
