Uganda will develop with or without loans, Museveni says
Museveni revealed that an official from World Bank called him on Monday night informing him about the statement from that Bank regarding the suspension of any new loan requests from Uganda.
Category: People
World Bank Suspends Financing To Uganda After Enactment Of Anti-Homosexuality Act
“Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act fundamentally contradicts the World Bank Group’s values,” the development lender said in a statement Tuesday, adding that “no new public financing,” would be presented to the bank’s board of directors for approval for the time being.
Michael Joseph Resigns From Safaricom
Joseph’s resignation from the telco was announced Tuesday evening by the Safaricom Board which indicated that he had stepped down to focus on “other ventures” including his current role as Chairman of Kenya Airways.
West African bloc ECOWAS: key facts
The organisation is dominated politically and economically by regional giant Nigeria, which accounts for more than half the bloc’s population and GDP.
Waathiriwa wa mauaji ya kimbari ya Rwanda wasikitishwa na uamuzi wa kuachiliwa kwa Kabuga
Alikamatwa mjini Paris 2020 baada ya kukimbia kwa miongo miwili, Kabuga aliyekuwa akitumia kiti cha magurudumu alifikishwa mahakamani Septemba iliyopita na akakana mashtaka.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi in Uganda for the 2nd G25 Africa Coffee Summit
The summit, focusing on transforming the African coffee sector through value addition, aims to address challenges in the coffee value chain and promote sustainable production, research, market access, and consumption through intra-regional trade.
I do not fear being associated with those addicted to drugs – Pastor Dorcas Says
Pastor Dorcas called on Kenyans not to attach demeaning names to those in addiction but to support them as they restore their lives.
Kenya victims of 1998 US embassy bombing demand compensation
The twin bombings, claimed by Al-Qaeda, killed a total of 224 people
Relief and despair: repeal of logging ban divides Kenya
The government defended lifting the ban, insisting that only mature trees in state-run plantations would be felled, and that Kenya’s most biodiverse and carbon-rich wild forests would remain untouched.
Pressure mounts on Niger coup leaders as deadline nears
ECOWAS military chiefs of staff have agreed a plan for a possible intervention to respond to the crisis, the latest of several coups to hit Africa’s Sahel region since 2020.
