Britain is set to stop sending aid to drought-hit areas in Kenya by 2024, according to the UK’s new international development secretary.
Rwanda and Tanzania have agreed to build a Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) from Isaka (northwestern Tanzania) to Kigali.
A 756-km rail project connecting landlocked Ethiopia with Djibouti has officially started commercial operation.
The Somali government has retaken control of the country’s airspace for the first time in more than two decades.
Air Arabia will run flights to Eritrea starting December 10 as the budget airline expands its presence in Africa.
Uganda’s foreign affairs minister Sam Kutesa is facing calls to resign following accusations that he accepted a $500,000 bribe from Hong Kong’s former home affairs secretary, Chi Ping Patrick Ho.
Djibouti has signed a preliminary deal for a $4bn gas project with Chinese firm POLY-GCL Petroleum Group Holdings Ltd.
Rwanda is set to open up its visa on arrival programme to visitors from every country, starting from January 1, 2018.
At least 11 people were killed in northern Tanzania on Wednesday when a small passenger plane carrying tourists crashed on its way to Serengeti National Park.
One of the biggest investors in Tanzania has accused President John Magufuli of scaring away foreign investors with his policies.
