The latest on recent court orders and lawsuits and what they mean for those caught in the fallout of the U.S. aid freeze.

Silaa noted that while companies like Vodacom have taken steps to comply with the law, challenges have emerged that require further review and amendments.

KENYA'S foreign tourist arrivals grew by 15 percent in 2024, reaching 2.4 million, up from 2.09 million in 2023, a government official said on Wednesday. Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca ...

EAST Africa faces a critical challenge in its transition to clean cooking energy. While liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) ...

Beaver and council president Timothy Clayton ... Sheriff's Office were accused of civil rights violations in a federal lawsuit filed in December. The suit, which names eight individual officers ...

While the humanitarian and sustainable development work of the US government is often unseen and unsung within the United States, it has a vital and lasting benefit to America’s national interests, ...

Hope and scepticism are both running high in the wake of a historic US$35-billion commitment by African leaders and a raft of ...

A safari trip in Zambia turned deadly when a hippopotamus fatally attacked Lisa Manders of New Jersey. Her husband says the ...

Arnold Maliba says court erred in its ruling against Wetang’ula for holding a political party office. He outlines ...

Tanzania is discussing tax incentives with investors in a stalled project to construct a $42 billion liquefied natural gas ...

The honor Uganda bestowed on the Aga Khan was in appreciation that, even when it was easier to close shop and leave, the Aga ...

Congo's president has refused to engage with the M23. And he did not attend the weekend summit in Tanzania, instead monitoring it virtually. At its conclusion, his government welcomed the collective ...