EAC
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Kenya’s SGR train service operator adds more passenger cars as demand rises
Afristar, the operator of the Chinese-built Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) in Kenya, announced Tuesday that it will add more cars…
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Over 7,600 Congolese flee to Tanzania
At least 7,645 Congolese have fled to Tanzania from eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), an official said late…
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Rwanda uses stage plays to teach youth about genocide history
Powerful plays, poems, songs and performances by young Rwandan artists were staged in Rwanda’s capital Kigali to educate youth about…
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World Bank approves 390 mln USD to improve Kenya’s digital economy
The World Bank said on Thursday that it has approved 390 million U.S. dollars in financing to help boost Kenya’s…
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Tanzania vows to protect Mount Kilimanjaro
Tanzanian authorities said on Tuesday they have started taking measures aimed at protecting Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, from recurrent…
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Rwanda, Kenya sign agreements to enhance cooperation
Rwanda and Kenya Tuesday signed about 10 agreements aimed at enhancing cooperation in several areas, including education, ICT, health, gender…
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EAC members urged to remove bottlenecks obstructing industrial development
Seven member states of the East African Community (EAC) have been urged to remove restrictions and bottlenecks that obstruct industrial…
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Kenyan rural mothers embrace nutritional practices to improve children’s health
At the heart of Nthawa village, located in the upper eastern Kenyan county of Embu, mothers sat in the shade…
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What Kagame’s re-election means to the people of Rwanda
Rwandan President Paul Kagame on Sunday was re-elected as chairman of the ruling party Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF-Inkotanyi) for a…
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Tanzania’s outbreak of Marburg viral disease is under control: minister
Tanzanian health authorities said late Saturday an outbreak of Marburg viral disease (MVD) that has killed five people in northwestern…
