EAC
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Kenya Says Food Insecure Population To Spike Amid Worsening Drought
The number of food insecure Kenyans is expected to reach 4.35 million by October, up from the current 4.1 million,…
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Rwanda Makes Strides In Plastic Ban
For visitors who arrive in Rwanda for the first time by air, their first impression about this small central African…
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DR Congo To Reassess Withdrawal Of UN Mission Amid Violent Protests
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) decided late Tuesday to reassess the agreement on the withdrawal of the United Nations…
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UN Chief Apologizes To DRC President For Violence By Peacekeepers
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday spoke to President Felix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and…
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Tanzanian, Zambian Leaders Agree To Revive TAZARA Railway
Tanzania and Zambia on Tuesday agreed to mobilize resources to revive the TAZARA railway to make it modern and vibrant.…
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Kenya Commences Shipment Of Fresh Avocados To Chinese Market
The first batch of fresh avocados grown in Kenya and destined for the Chinese market was flagged off Tuesday at…
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Kenyans Reinforce Peace Messages Ahead Of Polls
Kenyans have intensified efforts to promote peace and institute measures to avert conflict before, during, and after the general elections…
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South Sudanese Citizens Struggle To Make Ends Meet Amid Rising Inflation
South Sudanese citizens said they are struggling to make ends meet as the National Revenue Authority (NRA) plans to double…
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Kenya Launches New Geothermal Power Plant To Boost Supply Of Green Energy
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday opened a new geothermal power plant, injecting an additional 83.3 MW into the national…
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Three Kenyan Police Officers Hurt In Al-Shabab Attack In Border Region
Three Kenyan police officers were injured Monday when al-Shabab militants attacked a security camp in the border region of Mandera,…
