President Ruto heads to Addis Ababa for AU summit
The Head of state will leave on Friday afternoon
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President Ruto flies out to Ethiopia for AU Summit
President William Ruto will on Friday afternoon depart for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for the 37th African Union Summit of Heads of State and Government.
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Source: citizen.digital
Ruto Flies Out to Ethiopia for African Union Summit of Heads of State and Govt
Ruto's flight comes a day after Raila declared his interest in the AU chairmanship.
Source: kenyans.co.ke
CS Tuya Announces Kenya Met Department's Transition to a Semi-Autonomous Agency
Kenya has started the process of converting the Kenya Meteorological Department into a semi-autonomous government agency.
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Source: nairobiwire.com
APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) invests in leading climate tech company KOKO as part of carbon business growth
Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) invests in leading climate tech company KOKO as part of carbon business growth
Source: africa-newsroom.com
Rand Merchant Bank invests in KOKO to boost climate financing in Africa
South Africa’s Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) has announced its partnership with climate technology company KOKO to drive growth in climate financing.
Source: finextra.com
What Kenya's proposed mission to Haiti says about Nairobi's foreign policy
Success in Ruto’s foreign policy approach depends, in part, on the success of this mission to Haiti—one that will be hard to come by.
Source: atlanticcouncil.org
Africa's priorities at COP28, from climate finance to a brand-new narrative
Our experts outline what is at stake for Africa at the UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai.
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Source: atlanticcouncil.org