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Kampala, Uganda
International Business
06.05.2023
Uganda tops Tanzania and Kenya in trade-enabling environment
Outrage in Zimbabwe as assets Robert Mugabe left for his daughter comes to light
International Business
05.05.2023
Outrage in Zimbabwe as assets Robert Mugabe left for his daughter come to light
A woman takes Nigerian Naira from a bank's automated teller machine (ATM) in Ikeja district in the commercial capital Lagos November 12, 2014.
International Business
05.05.2023
Top 5 Nigerian banks which gave out the most loans in 2022
See Ethiopia’s plan to attract foreign investors to its banking industry
International Business
05.05.2023
See Ethiopia’s plan to attract foreign investors to its banking industry
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President William Ruto during a meeting at State House, Nairobi on May 3, 2023
International Business 05.05.2023
China reduces lending to Kenya at the same time Kenya is looking to reduce borrowing
UN office for project services
International Business 04.05.2023
The UN Office for Project Services is relocating from Denmark to Kenya
IMF warns Nigeria that the eNaira could get compromised by fraudsters and used for money laundering and terrorism financing
International Business 04.05.2023
Widespread use of Nigeria’s e-Naira could be problematic, according to IMF
Africa is establishing its own oil bank to reduce dependence on foreign financiers
International Business 04.05.2023
Africa is establishing its own oil bank to reduce dependence on foreign financiers
Dollars remitted home by Kenyans living abroad during the festive period helped the shilling regain some of the ground it lost against the greenback earlier this month.
International Business 03.05.2023
Kenyan Shilling hits record low of 136.02 per dollar, posing economic challenges
Ghana's Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta.
International Business 03.05.2023
Ghana hurries to procure loan to fix its financial problems affecting Nigeria
Rwanda President Paul Kagame
International Business 03.05.2023
Rwanda successfully repays $400 million Eurobond despite economic challenges
Tax dispute hampers Uganda's gold industry, resulting in a revenue loss of $160 million
International Business 02.05.2023
Tax dispute hampers Uganda's gold industry, resulting in revenue loss of $160 million
Samia Suluhu Hassan, Tanzania's President, before a meeting with U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, not pictured, in the Vice President's Ceremonial Office in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, April 15, 2022. Photographer: Yuri Gripas/Abaca/Bloomberg ...
International Business 02.05.2023
Tanzanian president revives annual salary increments after 7-year hiatus
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