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Tanzania is laying the red carpet for Ugandan businesses, offering incentives, including 30-days free storage for all imports

As Kenya’s neighbours forge ahead with the expansion and modernisation of their port infrastructure, the country risks losing its place as the regional logistics hub because of the ascendance of political considerations over economic interests.

Uganda has expressed frustration about the setbacks in Kenya and has opted for Dar es Salaam port.

PSX earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2023.

PSX earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2023.

The war in Ukraine has radically rearranged transport routes, with the disappearance of the Northern Corridor, shifting freight traffic to two other routes.

State agencies among them KRA and Kebs have also termed his demise a big loss.

The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $696 million loan to establish a 651km railway connecting Burundi and Tanzania.

In the summer of 1960, Rod Slifer quit his sales job at an office supply store in Denver and joined a friend riding three-speed klunker bikes to Union Station. There, according to the new book,...

In the summer of 1960, Rod Slifer quit his sales job at an office supply store in Denver and joined a friend riding three-speed klunker bikes to Union Station. There, according to the new book,...