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Kenya says railway line connecting industrial park to be completed by June
The construction of a meter-gauge railway line from Mai Mahiu Industrial Park to Longonot town in north-western Kenyan county of…
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EU grants Tanzania 135 mln USD to support funded programs
The European Union (EU) and the government of Tanzania on Tuesday signed a 111.5 million euros (about 135 million U.S.…
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U.S. government faces major test in reopening schools amid pandemic
Roger, a high school teacher in the area around Washington DC, has already been vaccinated, but his school has yet…
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Uganda central bank extends credit relief measures to stem impact of COVID-19
Uganda’s central bank has extended Credit Relief Measures (CRM) for another six months in a bid to enable financial institutions…
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Zambian expert urges developing countries to emulate China’s production techniques
Developing countries should emulate how China has managed to boost its production capacity which has boosted economic development, an expert…
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Uganda’s economic recovery slows down as COVID-19 cases surge
Uganda’s economic recovery has slowed down due to a surge in COVID-19 cases in the east African country, its central…
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Bobi Wine supporters denied bail once again
A Ugandan military court in the capital, Kampala, has for the second time denied bail to 36 supporters of the…
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Kenya Airways says to resume direct flights to Rome in June
Kenya Airways said Friday it will resume flights to Rome from its hub in Nairobi in June. Julius Thairu, chief…
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Africa’s e-commerce firm eyes cooperation with China to boost sales amid COVID-19
(Xinhua) — Africa’s e-commerce platform Jumia said on Wednesday that it expects more cooperation with Chinese suppliers to boost sales…
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Uganda restores social media after close to a month of blockade
Uganda on Wednesday restored social media access, weeks after the government blocked it one day prior to the Jan. 14…
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