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Egypt has signed a memorandum of understanding with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to fund the expansion of its Heliopolis tram.
China is also contributing to the reconstruction, which aims to overhaul Egypt’s railway system.…
Continue readingLet me begin by acknowledging the fact that this is crucial time in Nigeria; a time its citizens are sensitive to the use of the word “Change”. I understand our economy has dipped tremendously and the economic indices do not …
Continue readingGhana’s quest continues to re-instate a national airline. The old carrier Ghana Airways, was fully state-owned and went bust just over ten years ago. Since then the government’s been looking for ways to put Ghana-branded planes back into the sky. …
Continue readingTanzania’s refusal to sign a new trade deal between the East African Community (EAC) and the European Union (EU) has generated anxious reactions. If news reports are to be believed, plans had been made for a signing ceremony to …
Continue readingGhana has agreed to give technical support to Liberia in the power sector during Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf one day official visit to Ghana. Ghanaian President Mahama has agreed to help Liberia overcome the challenges it has in power …
Continue readingAccording to a recent research Kenya has more projects invested in the continent, a total number of 36 against South Africa’s 33. However, South Africa still used more money in its projects as compared to the East African nation.
“Many …
Continue readingThe Democratic Republic of Congo is looking in to join the Uganda – Tanzania oil pipeline according to Tanzania’s Minister for Energy and Minerals, Prof Sospter Muhongo. The Minister said that he will be meeting with Congo counter parts to …
Continue readingThis year, like 2015, promises to be yet another busy year in Africa’s electoral democracy stakes. More than a third of the continent’s 54 countries will conduct polls.
All elections are important, but in some countries they carry particular …
Continue readingIn the past few weeks protesters brought Beitbridge, the busiest inland border post in sub-Saharan Africa, to a standstill for several hours. The main concern was the banning of some goods from entering Zimbabwe. This was followed by calls for …
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