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East Africa
L'<em>East Africa</em>Â is a region of Africa. It generally designates the countries of the African Great Rift Valley.
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Sudan: launch of Nazaha, a digital platform for public procurement
The Sudanese government announced on August 8 the establishment of Nazaha, a national digital system dedicated to public procurement and contract awarding. The tool aims to digitize procedures,… -
Ethiopia: new fighting in Tigray raises fears of a resumption of the conflict
New clashes occurred on August 1 between Ethiopian federal forces and fighters linked to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) in the west of the region, near the… -
Lamu facing Tanga, Uganda at the heart of the new East African oil battle
East Africa is multiplying projects aimed at better leveraging its oil resources and limiting its dependence on imports of refined products. Between Tanga in Tanzania, Lamu in Kenya,… -
Benin and Ethiopia strengthen their cooperation in the digital sector.
From August 4 to 8, 2026, a Beninese ministerial delegation led by Mahuna Akplogan, Minister of Digital Transformation and Innovation, will visit Addis Ababa for a working visit… -
Tanzania: the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu resumes after almost six months of interruption
The treason trial of Tundu Lissu, president of the opposition party Chadema, resumed on Monday, August 10, before the High Court in Dar es Salaam. The defense is… -
Kenya: Aliko Dangote reduces the cost of his refinery and plans to start construction in October.
Aliko Dangote plans to start construction of an oil refinery in Lamu, on the Kenyan coast, in October 2026. The estimated cost of the project has been revised… -
Sudan: Léon XIV calls for an immediate ceasefire and the establishment of humanitarian corridors.
After the Angelus prayer on Sunday, August 9, at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV called for an end to the war ravaging Sudan. He urged the authorities to… -
Rwanda: 46 million dollars raised from the EU to strengthen agricultural resilience
Rwanda and the European Union have concluded a financing agreement of 40 million euros, which is about 46.2 million dollars, to modernize Rwandan agriculture. The arrangement aims to… -
Kenya: Hapag-Lloyd wants to strengthen its maritime links in East Africa in response to competition.
Competition is intensifying in the maritime freight market along the East African coast, where major shipowners are looking to consolidate their presence in key transit corridors. Established in… -
Uganda: Parliament approves deployment of troops to the international force in Gaza
The Ugandan Parliament adopted a motion on Thursday, August 6, allowing the national army to participate in the future International Stabilization Force in Gaza. Kampala claims to have… -
South Sudan: the country at a crossroads, warns the UN
With just a few months until the first national elections organized since the independence of South Sudan, violence continues to escalate and the political transition remains stalled. Actors… -
Kenya: Stanbic Bank plans to double its branch network by 2029.
The Kenyan subsidiary of Standard Bank Group aims to increase its network from 40 to about 80 branches by 2029. This expansion mainly targets individuals and small businesses,… -
Ethiopia relies on Moscow and Washington to frame its nuclear program.
Ethiopia is seeking the support of both Russia and the United States in establishing its regulatory framework for civil nuclear energy. This initiative comes as major powers engage… -
Sudan: The army announces it has repelled an attack by the FSR in West Darfur.
The Sudanese army announced on Wednesday, August 5, that it had repelled an offensive by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitaries in western Darfur. The fighting took place… -
Scotland: four Ugandan boxers missing after the Commonwealth Games, an investigation opened
Four members of the Ugandan boxing team have gone missing after the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. According to a Ugandan media outlet, they may have voluntarily chosen to… -
Kigali hosts an academy dedicated to the political leadership of African women.
The United Nations Development Programme, the African Union, the African Women Leaders Network, and the African School of Governance launched an academy in Kigali aimed at enhancing women’s… -
Sudan: the army is hunting down the FSR paramilitaries involved in gold trafficking at the Egyptian border.
A joint security operation has been underway for several days by Sudan and Egypt on either side of their border to combat gold smuggling networks. This initiative follows… -
Somalia: the Shebabs are making advances in the central part of the country
The Islamist insurgents shebabs announced on Sunday, August 2, the capture of Teedaan, a strategic locality in central Somalia, after 24 hours of fighting against government forces. Residents… -
Kenya: 80 million dollars from the Beginnings Fund to fight maternal mortality
In Kenya, nearly 355 women die for every 100,000 live births, according to data from the World Health Organization. The country also records about 30,400 stillbirths each year,… -
Sudan: defections widen within the FSR paramilitaries.
Forty-five fighters from the Rapid Support Forces defected and joined Omdurman on Sunday, where they were welcomed by Sudanese army units. This new surrender illustrates the intensification of… -
Ethiopia: after fighting in Tigray, residents flee to Sudan
Hundreds of people have fled to Sudan after fighting broke out on Saturday between Ethiopian federal forces and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front, the TPLF, in northern Ethiopia.… -
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Uganda is looking for a teacher training model in South Africa.
South-South educational cooperation is gaining ground in Africa. To improve the training of its teachers in classroom assessment, Uganda has chosen to draw inspiration from the experience of… -
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In Uganda, local elections are taking place in an atmosphere of mistrust.
Applications for parish council elections are submitted on Monday in Uganda, against a backdrop of violence and irregularities observed during the first stage of the local vote. A… -
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Kenya: the most modern train in the country carries a debt to China.
Financed 90% by China, the railway connecting Mombasa to Nairobi remains at the center of debates in Kenya regarding the sustainability of public debt, several years after its… -
Super Cup of Europe: the nomination of Omar Artan praised by CAF
The appointment of Omar Artan for the upcoming UEFA Super Cup continues to generate significant reactions on the African scene. The president of CAF, Patrice Motsepe, sees it… -
CDM 2026: Deported from the United States, the Somali Omar Artan appointed to officiate PSG – Aston Villa in the European Super Cup
Denied entry to the United States while he was scheduled to officiate at the upcoming World Cup, Omar Artan received a triumphant welcome upon his return to Somalia.… -
World Cup 2026: Controversy after the Somali referee Omar Artan was denied entry to the United States.
The Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan, selected for the 2026 World Cup, will not participate in the tournament after being denied entry to the United States at Miami… -
2026 World Cup: Somali referee Omar Artan turned away upon arrival in the United States
Just a few days before the kickoff of the 2026 World Cup, an unexpected incident has disrupted the preparations of Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan. Selected by FIFA… -
Born with a double cervix, a double uterus, and a double vagina, she shares her ordeal.
Abigael Kendi, a 19-year-old Kenyan, publicly shares her experience with a rare congenital malformation that was diagnosed during her adolescence and disrupts her daily life. Born with two… -
CAN U17 2026: Tanzania heads to the quarter-finals, Senegal bounces back
The second day of the group stage of the U17 AFCON 2026 reshuffled the cards this Sunday. While Tanzania secured its spot in the knockout stage with a…
