By this November South Sudan’s warring parties are expected to form a unity government but opposition leaders have said that the government’s failure to make funds available for the implementation of a peace accord could plunge the country back into...
Nairobi – The opposition in Burundi has had a change of heart and is angling to participate in presidential elections scheduled for 2020 after boycotting the last exercise held in July 2015. With the National Council for Respect of the...
Nairobi – Kenya, East Africa’s largest economy became the regions first exporter of oil this early August when a consignment of 200,000 barrels were sold to ChemChina, a Chinese firm. But analysts warn the African state will have to wait...
When Kenya’s cabinet secretary for Finance, Henry Rotich, was arrested and put on the dock on July 22 for alleged corruption, it somewhat marked a watershed period for the jaded Administration of President Uhuru Kenyatta, which is widely considered to...
Ethiopia, Africa’s fastest growing economy, sits on a precipitous cusp as it navigates its way towards a market oriented economy, with the scourge of ethnic identity compounding the reformist agenda of Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s Administration. Encapsulating the tenuous intra-ethnic...
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