Only after Madagascar’s political crisis led the country to the brink of civil war did the island’s two rival presidents agree to meet and sign a pact under the guidance of their African pairs.
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In order to take advantage of the liberalization of coffee prices, two major actors in the coffee industry, the Kenya [...]
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After closing one of its three gold mines, due to the lack of foreign currency to keep production up, Falcon [...]
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The French affiliate of the American law firm Cleary Gottlieb [...]
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The Canadian company formerly known as Antrim Resources will probably [...]
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The largest university of South Africa has signed a partnership agreement with Amoud university in Borama. A recent memorandum of understanding [...]
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Although the new border boundary between Eritrea and Ethiopia seems to satisfy both countries, what the agreement doesn't address constitutes [...]
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After leaving Bujumbura for Nairobi eight years ago, the seat of the PTA bank may head back to its former [...]
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After an initial failed privatization attempt last year, during which South Africa's Metropolitan Re company was the main candidate to [...]
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An adviser to incumbent President Didier Ratsiraka's information minister has handed a damning audit on his former boss over to [...]
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Due to its being up to its neck in debt, an industrial group created to make the Ugandan army economically productive is on the verge of being closed down.
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In spite of its membership in the East African Community, Tanzania has been resisting Kenya's pressure to open its tea market which was sealed by a law passed in 1999.
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Four prospective buyers of Ketan Somaia's Delphis Bank have made offers to the Mauritian receiver manager recently appointed head of the bank.
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Last week's five-day strike by truckers linking Ethiopia to Djibouti [...]
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Two activity sectors have not been tainted by the political [...]
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The current assistant solicitor general has been approached to be appointed president of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAP), the [...]
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Last week, a Tanzanian diplomat of 57 was appointed deputy secretary general of the East African Community (EAC), in replacement [...]
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The former CEO of Futuregrowth, a black business company based in Cape town which has distinguished itself by its excellent [...]
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In spite of South African opposition attempts to throw a monkey wrench in the proceedings, South Africa's nominee as ambassador [...]
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The council of ministers of the regional state of Oromia led to fisticuffs on April 9 and 10 concerning the [...]
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The resignation of the prosecutor in charge of the trials against the TPLF dissidents accused of corruption has cast doubts [...]
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Hired by a U.S. Democratic Party institute, two South African experts flew into Nairobi to debrief Kenyan opposition members.
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Nelson Mandela's differing views on the South African government's policies have brought about his waylaying within his own political family.
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In the absence of rival candidates, Assoumani Azali won the election for president of the Comoro Union, with 100% of the votes cast for the incumbent.
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Convinced that President Daniel arap Moi will anoint him as [...]
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Tension is rising in Kanu headquarters between Raila Odinga, the [...]
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The protests caused by the recent rise in electricity prices [...]
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