Kenya’s interior pins job creation hopes on a growing tourism sector
World Tourism Day has been marked by the United Nations for decades and this year Kenya is participating in earnest.
E.U. says will ‘firmly defend’ against U.S. Airbus tariffs
The European Union on Tuesday warned that it would retaliate if the United States slaps tariffs on EU exports. The
Ethiopia launches new green development project for Addis Ababa
Ethiopia on Tuesday launched a China-backed riverside green development project that aims to create a beautiful and healthy environment in
Duchess Meghan calls for empowering women through education
The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan, has called for the use of education as a tool to empower women in South
Meet the elected leader of China’s Ugandan diaspora
It can be said that Arnold Masembe’s journey to China all started with a fashion trend. The Ugandan businessman noticed
Three terror suspects killed in Kenya, arms and ammunition recovered
Kenyan security authorities on Tuesday killed three suspected terrorists and arrested seven others in the coastal town of Likoni, in
China: From underdog to global power in 70 years
Editor’s Note: Macharia Munene is Professor of History and International Relations at the United States International University (USIU), Nairobi, Kenya.
Iceberg larger than London breaks off Antarctic shelf
A gigantic iceberg measuring at 631 square miles has separated from the Amery Ice Shelf in Antarctica. The break is
Nigeria, South Africa leaders to meet weeks after xenophobic attacks
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari is expected in South Africa later this week for talks with President Cyril Ramaphosa, weeks after
Migrant death toll in Mediterranean hits 1,000 for sixth year – IOM
More than 1,000 migrants have died in the Mediterranean Sea so far in 2019 while trying to reach Europe, the