Maize and Millet Production in Kenya Dip
East Africa

Maize and Millet Production in Kenya Dip

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Majority of International Passengers in Kenya End Journey at Entry Point or Switch Transport Modes, IATA Report Finds
East Africa

Majority of International Passengers in Kenya End Journey at Entry Point...

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WPP Scangroup has confirmed the end of the 15-year engagement between its flagship agency, Ogilvy Africa, and telecoms operator Airtel Africa, as the marketing group contends with wider restructuring following its full-year loss.
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Airtel Africa Severs Relations with Ogilvy Africa After 15 Years

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Australian mining firm Base Titanium will auction its mining equipment — including industrial pumps, transformers, power modules, and control systems — after winding up its 11-year extractive operations in Kwale.
East Africa

Australian Mining Firm Winds Up Operations in Kenya: Auctions Equipment

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Uganda also strengthened its trade ties with Kenya, remaining the top export destination in Africa for Kenyan goods, accounting for KSh 125.9 billion in exports, far exceeding Tanzania’s KSh 67.2 billion.
East Africa

Uganda: Fast Growing Country in East Africa

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Prince Mohammed has already committed to some USD 600 billion in new Saudi investment in the U.S., but Trump teased that USD 1 trillion would be even better
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US President Trump in Saudi Arabia: Signs Number of Deals for...

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UN Secretary General Urges Members to pay More for Peacekeeping
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UN Secretary General Urges Members to pay More for Peacekeeping

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The National Business Council (TNBC) is advancing plans to establish an International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) in Tanzania, a strategic initiative aimed at mobilising both local and international capital to finance major investment projects and position the country as a regional financial hub.
East Africa

Tanzania to Establish International Financial Services Centre to Boost Investment and...

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For years, Zambia has relied heavily on foreign aid to sustain essential sectors like health and education. But this move sends a clear warning: donor support has limits. When life-saving drugs are stolen from public facilities and sold on black markets, it erodes international trust and damages the country’s national integrity. Yet Zambia should not be trapped in a cycle of aid dependency.
Southern Africa

Stolen Drugs, Withheld Aid: Zambia’s Health Crisis Exposes Cost of Corruption...

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Nigeria: NIMC Hits 120 mn NIN Enrolments, Unveils New Service Pricing to Curb Corruption and Exploitation
West Africa

Nigeria: NIMC Hits 120 mn NIN Enrolments, Unveils New Service Pricing...

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