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Kenya’s Free Schooling Model Faces Major Cutbacks

July 25, 2025
Kenya, once hailed as a model for providing free education in sub-Saharan Africa, is now rethinking its commitment. The government has officially confirmed it is struggling to finance free learning for primary and secondary schools, citing rising student numbers and budgetary constraints.

France Moves to Recognize Palestine Amid Global Debate

July 25, 2025
French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that France will formally recognize Palestine as an independent state during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session in September 2025. This significant step places France at the forefront of Western nations pushing for a political

SADC Commends Tanzania, Mauritius Anti-Corruption Progress

July 25, 2025
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has lauded Tanzania and Mauritius for their leading role in piloting the SADC Anti-Corruption Effort Index, encouraging other member nations to emulate their model in promoting integrity, transparency, and good governance. The pilot phase of the

Ethiopia Dismisses US Funding Claim on Nile Dam

July 24, 2025
Ethiopia has pushed back against a recent claim by  U.S. President Donald Trump that the country’s flagship hydropower project—the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) was financed with American money. Ethiopian officials have described the remarks as not only incorrect but potentially harmful

World Bank Approves Uganda-Tanzania 400 kV Power Project

July 24, 2025
The World Bank has officially approved funding for a critical 400-kilovolt (kV) electricity transmission line connecting Uganda and Tanzania, after completing a thorough environmental impact assessment confirming no significant ecological risks. The announcement was made on July 23 by Dr. Rhonda Jordan,

Tanzania Seeks Belarus Partnership in Key Sectors

July 24, 2025
Tanzania’s Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has made a strong pitch to Belarusian businesses and policymakers to invest in Tanzania’s expanding economic landscape, especially its booming agriculture sector. During a high-level bilateral visit to Belarus, Majaliwa held talks with Prime Minister Alexander Turchin
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