Q and A with Professor Salomon Nsabimana on Burundi meeting the Competition Policy
Professor Salomon Nsabimana is a 48 year old macro economist, lecturer at the University of Burundi, a consultant and among the experts that drafted...
EABC: Market East Africa as a Single Investment Destination
East African Business Council (EABC) Chairperson Angelina Ngalula on Tuesday called on the governments of the East African Community (EAC) Partners States to market...
 Bujumbura port rehabilitation project given a boost
Burundi government last week signed an agreement worth 19.7 million Euros with the European Union alongside the African Development Bank to strengthen capacity and...
AFRICAN TRIPARTITE BUSINESS COUNCIL ESTABLISHED
The East African Business Council, COMESA and SADC Business Council have officially launched and formed the African Tripartite Business Council to spearhead the inclusion...
EABC calls for common regional policies on future global shocks
The Chief Executive Officer of the East African Business Council (EABC) Mr. John Bosco Kalisa last Saturday urged EAC Partners States to have common...
EABC Holds Public Private Dialogue at Katuna-Gatuna Border
Over 150 transit trucks cross over the Katuna-Gatuna One Stop Border Post (OSBP) daily following the reopening of the border. This was revealed during the...
Burundi’s annual budget increases by a whopping 40 percent
Burundi’s 2022-2023 annual budget increased by a whopping 40% according to the country’s finance minister Domitien Ndihokubwayo while he introduced the budget to the...
Speaking at the EAC Incentive Scheme Workshop organized by East African Business Council with support from TradeMark East Africa; Dr. Samuel Nyantahe from Confederation...
Economic fluctuation among factors hindering capital market operationalization
The Burundi Central Bank (BRB) last week indicated that the capital market was established in the country 13 years ago despite not being able...
How Kenya Railways paid over Sh1bn SGR compensation to faceless individuals
Lawmakers have given the Kenya Railways Corporation (KRC) three months to recover Sh1 billion it paid as compensation to faceless individuals that were affected...


