Empowering Landlocked Nations: UN Awaza Summit Drives Global Partnerships
Global leaders convened in Awaza, Turkmenistan, this week for a pivotal United Nations conference focused on dismantling systemic barriers facing […]
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AKFED Transfers 54% NMG Stake to Kenyan Subsidiary in Internal Reorganization
The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) is restructuring its stake in Nation Media Group Plc (NMG), one of
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Zimbabwe Bans Second-Hand Clothes, Vending to Protect Economy, Safety
Zimbabwe’s government has imposed a nationwide ban on the import and sale of second-hand clothing, alongside prohibitions on street and
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DRC Genocost: Tshisekedi Demands Genocide Recognition Over Resource Violence
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) marked its annual “Genocost” commemoration this weekend, a day of remembrance for mass deaths
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Lesotho Secures 15% US Tariff Cut, Textile Relief Amid Talks
Lesotho’s government has welcomed a reduction in U.S. tariffs on its exports from a threatened 50% to 15%, though officials
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Rwanda Launches Electric Buses in Secondary Cities to Slash Emissions
Rwanda has expanded its electric public transport network with the introduction of its first-ever electric coaches in secondary cities, advancing
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Nigeria Caps Tanker Loads at 45,000 Liters to Prevent Accidents
Nigerian authorities and petroleum industry stakeholders have announced stricter safety measures for fuel tankers, including a 50% reduction in maximum
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U.S. Eases Tariffs on Many African Nations
U.S. Eases Tariffs on African Nations, but Four Face Higher Charges In a shift in U.S. trade policy, President Donald
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Mauritius, UK Reaffirm Strategic Partnership
Mauritius, UK Reaffirm Strategic Partnership, Pledge Joint Action on Climate Change Mauritius and the United Kingdom have reiterated their commitment
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Liberia Traffic Deal Sparks Protests Over Exploitation, Livelihoods
Commercial drivers in Liberia’s capital, Monrovia, have intensified protests against a contentious traffic management agreement they claim has plunged their