Uganda invites new oil exploration bids Only 40 per cent of Albertine Graben has been explored so far.
Women's' presence could unlock blue economy’s potential Issue of gender parity in maritime sector is gaining currency.
East, North Africa lead in malls investment Africa boasts 579 malls, with Egypt having the highest number at 106.
Kenya assets risk seizure by Chinese, says Moody's A large segment of Kenya's Chinese debt is linked to construction of the SGR.
Tycoon signs deal for car assembly in Tanzania Plant to be built at Kurasini and is expected to start operations in September next year.
Rwanda-Uganda ties still ‘not where they should be’ Kigali has written at least two diplomatic notes to Uganda since October last year, when cracks first began to appear.
Lift that leg, wiggle that tail, soon you’ll go to jail The politicians’ anxiety over raunchy dancers and lyrics has a new, frightened edge to it.
