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Since the just concluded festive season, Rwanda’s largest brewer has not been in good books with its clients as retailers repeatedly complain of lack of some products and  sometimes rationing of beers. “It is very hard to get grand Primus beers. Every time i send someone to get them from the depot we are told […]

Download logoMinister for Africa has visited Kenya, Uganda and Ethiopia to deepen partnerships on trade, education and health, and discuss solutions to

As competition over international investment in Africa grows, the latest edition of the UK’s Africa Investment Conference drew promises for support for renewable energy across the continent.

The Minister for Africa has visited Ethiopia for talks on the ongoing conflict in the north of the country, as well as economic development and regional cooperation.

The No 10 party row continues with reports more MPs are planning to ask for a no-confidence vote.

The motion excited Somaliland diplomats with many banking on it to push through their desire to get out of Somalia’s shadows.

The motion excited Somaliland diplomats with many banking on it to push through their desire to get out of Somalia’s shadows.

Railway infrastructure and water supply is expected to take the bulk of the costs at $154.1m and $34.3m, respectively.

The United Kingdom’s minister for Africa, Vicky Ford, who is in Kenya as part of a three-country East Africa visit on Monday announced a new package of support to countries in East Africa affected by extreme drought and flooding.

The $22.9m package will assist about a million in Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia and S. Sudan facing extreme drought and floods.