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Unpaid Contributions and Regional Rivalries Test EAC’s Commitment to Integration

The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) will convene a special virtual sitting next week to debate and table the East African Community’s proposed $110.8...

PSG edge Arsenal in penalty shootout to retain UEFA Champions League crown

Defending champions Paris Saint-Germain retained their European crown after edging Arsenal 4-3 on penalties following a tense 1-1 draw after extra time in the...

EALA to debate $110.8 Million EAC Budget in virtual special sitting amid funding constraints

The East African Legislative Assembly will convene a special virtual sitting next week to debate the East African Community’s proposed budget for the 2026/2027...

Senegal and Tanzania to battle for continental glory in U-17 AFCON final

Tanzania will face Senegal in the final of the TotalEnergies CAF Under-17 Africa Cup of Nations after a dramatic day of semi-final football set...

WHO calls for ceasefire as conflict disrupts Ebola response in Eastern DR Congo

The head of the World Health Organisation has appealed directly to armed groups operating in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo to declare a ceasefire,...

Could East Africa finally end expensive roaming? regulators push new rules

Communications regulators from East Africa are moving to create new regional rules aimed at lowering mobile roaming costs and improving connectivity across borders, part...

Social media diplomacy turns bitter as Burundi and Rwanda officials clash online

Tensions between Burundi and Rwanda escalated this week after controversial comments by Burundi’s ambassador to Belgium sparked sharp condemnation from Kigali and prompted a...

EAC seeks new regional roaming framework after earlier reforms fall short

More than 10 years after the East African Community launched efforts to make cross-border mobile communication affordable, East Africans are still facing expensive roaming...

Burundi receives new eye treatment device from China as cataract cases rise

The Umugiraneza Foundation on Friday received new ophthalmological equipment donated by China to support cataract treatment services in Burundi, as officials announced that future...

Burundi’s gold exports triple as IMF urges mining sector reforms

International Monetary Fund says Burundi’s rapidly expanding gold sector is becoming a major driver of economic recovery, helping boost exports, ease pressure on foreign...

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