By Ehis Ayere ehis@old.africanleadership.co.uk Japan will over the next three years invest U.S. $30 billion in private and public support for the development of infrastructures and the expansion of education.
By Mohammed Yusuf Burundi’s parliament is set to begin reviewing a report from a national commission, convened by the president that says the people are in favour of scrapping term.
Loans amounting to Sh15.7 million have been issued to income-generating groups run by women and youth in the district. The funds are an accumulation of internal revenues generated by.
Tunisair, Tunisia’s state-owned carrier plans to lay off 1,000 employees or more than 12 percent of its full-time workforce, as part of reform plans, the Transport Minister told.
Consolidating peace and security in the kingdom of Lesotho is high on the agenda as Southern African Development Community (SADC) leaders meet Tuesday in Mbabane, Swaziland. Lesotho has witnessed political.
By Martin Zwilling Superstars in business are the ones who get things done, not the ones who work the most hours or are always busy. Whether it is.
By Chris Hannas Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have very different plans for immigration policy in the United States if elected president in November, including proposals that in.
By James Butty Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye is urging the country’s diaspora to continue to push for democracy in Uganda. “I think that they have two or three roles..
Experts at the Africa Drought Conference that concluded last week in Windhoek said that China has a lot to offer for Africa’s capacity building in dealing with drought. “The Chinese.
By Chris Myers People often ask me about how I manage to find time to run a company, write for Forbes, publish a book, and raise a young family. My.
