East Africa
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UASU ends four-week nationwide lecturers' strike after signing KSh20 billion agreement with government, paving way for learning to resume in public universities.
A Kenyan woman's life turned upside down when her 7-year-old daughter warned her that her father was taking pictures of her jewelry and a confidential folder.
Kenyan civil society groups call for strict enforcement of Chapter Six to bar candidates with integrity issues from contesting elections.
Tanzania and Angola plan to connect their ports via a new railway, linking the Atlantic and Indian Ocean.
The China International Import Expo provides a platform for African exporters to access China's vast market, with measures such as zero-tariff treatment and green channels for agricultura...
Uganda has begun withdrawing its additional troops from Somalia, raising concerns about Mogadishu's ability to sustain military gains against Al Shabaab.
Kenya's sugarcane farmers to elect representatives to the Kenya Sugar Board on November 24, following publication of the final voters' register.
President William Ruto hands over COMESA chairmanship to Emmerson Mnangagwa, urges regional bloc to fast-track market levy
Kenyan trade unions urge government to set deadline for ratifying ILO Convention 190 to protect workers from harassment and abuse
A survey by the Kenya Union of Journalists and the Media Council of Kenya found that 52 per cent of journalists earn below Sh50,000, against an average monthly salary of Sh63,000.
Kenya's Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua accused MPs Oscar Sudi and Jalang'o of financing a protest against Standard Group.
Kenya halts sea exports of Hass, Fuerte, Pinkerton, and Jumbo avocados due to low mature fruit volumes.
