Samia should sanitise Tanzania’s electoral processes It is necessary that President Samia Suluhu Hassan and the ruling Chama cha Mapinduzi listen to the issues that have been raised about the upcoming election.
Umeme exit sets Uganda power sector on a delicate path At the end of March 2025, power distributor Umeme will go back to its immediate supervisor Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (UEDCL), the distribution concession it has held 20 years...
PRIME Uganda SGR development: It’s never too late Efficient execution and further development are important because scale is not exactly to Uganda’s advantage.
Kenya-Zambia tiff points to need for liberalising African aviation The uphill task promoters of open skies in Africa face played out this week as Kenya Airways came to the brink of getting locked out of Zambian airspace. The event that would have resulted in...
DP Gachagua’s removal should be sought with care and aplomb There should be enough examples in the neighbourhood for Kenya to see how fast bad politics can destroy a country.
Somalia, Egypt should now dial down on their angry rhetoric Mogadishu should lift the veil further to reassure neighbours and partners about the weapons coming in.
EDITORIAL: Police chief’s contempt case put governance of Kenya on trial President William Ruto's comments on the ongoing saga suggested that he had washed his hands of solving the crisis.
EDITORIAL: Floods: Governments might need to be more coercive Climatologists predict that, as climate change intensifies, the tragedies we saw this week will become more frequent.
EDITORIAL: Doomsday cults and paradox of the nation-state in East Africa The riddle of Mackenzie brought alive memories of Ugandan Joseph Kibwetere.
EDITORIAL: Hard choices face Sudan peace sponsors; Egypt model an option On April 15, Sudan descended into the most vicious fighting since the toppling of dictator Gen Omar al-Bashir four years ago.
