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US to phase out HIV/AIDS funding for South Africa over policy disputes
The United States government has announced plans to phase out funding for HIV/AIDS programmes in South Africa, citing policy disputes and worsening diplomatic relations between
Africa’s banking giants target Kenya as Absa deepens East Africa expansion
The latest move comes from South Africa’s Absa Group, which plans to spend about $238 million to increase its stake in Absa Bank Kenya
Gov’t steps up fight against Sickle Cell disease through Taifa Care reforms
The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to improving prevention, diagnosis, treatment and long-term care for people living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD), with Principal Secretary
Sports: Teen Cranes to face Kenya in CECAFA U-17 women’s cha
Uganda’s Teen Cranes will face regional rivals Kenya Junior Starlets in the semi-finals of the 2026 CECAFA U-17 Women’s Championship on Sunday in Dar es
Africa’s richest man hints at being worth more than Forbes says he is, dismissing $38 billion
Dangote made the statements during a street interview with James Dumoulin, the founder of the School of Hard Knocks platform, which is recognized for
Julius Migos Ogamba, Cabinet Secretary for Education
Julius Migos Ogamba, born in 1967, is a Kenyan lawyer and public administrator currently serving as Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Education. He assumed office on
Trade and Financial Service Round-Ups
Kenya Kenya Urged to Improve Air Connectivity to Unlock Tourism Growth Speaking in Nairobi, World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) President and CEO Gloria Guevara said Africa’s tourism
The African Music You Need to Hear This Week – June 19, 2026
Stream the best African music this week and listen to new releases from Tyla, Moliy, Solana, Nyota Parker and more. Tyla released her new single,
Kenya Shifts HIV Program into Unified Health System after Donor Funding Shock Exposes Fragility – Health Business
Kenya is accelerating plans to fully integrate its HIV response into a unified national health system after a donor funding shock exposed deep vulnerabilities in
ANALYSIS: Internet shutdowns won’t solve Central Africa’s political crises
In Gabon, social media access has been blocked since February amid social unrest and strikes in the education and health sectors. At least 800,000 users