Uganda police hunt for suspects in IED attacks in Kampala
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said security agencies have started a manhunt for two suspects accused of masterminding a string of
Tanzania relief agencies deployed as landslides kill at least 47
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu has instructed relief agencies to be deployed to the Hanang District, Manyara region after heavy flooding.
UN lifts 1992 Somalia arms embargo
The United Nations Security Council has adopted a resolution to lift an arms embargo imposed on Somalia. Resolution 2714 calls
Kenyan advocacy group fears tax on condoms will spark increase in HIV cases
With a rate of 3.7 percent, World Population Review says Kenya currently has the 14th highest HIV prevalence rate in
Kenyan makes major steps towards prevention, elimination of GBV
As Kenyans join the rest of the world in marking 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, which kicks off
Ethiopia secures $1.5 billion in debt relief
Ethiopia secured a 1.5 billion U.S. dollar debt relief agreement with creditors, its central bank chief said. The deal will
17 people dead in Uganda anthrax outbreak
At least 17 people have died in an anthrax outbreak in southern Uganda in November. The outbreak occurred in Kyotera
An emerging threat to Kenya’s athletics dominance
Over the past five years, almost 70 Kenyan athletes have been banned for using illegal substances. Marathoner Titus Ekiru, who
Somalia ramps up flood mitigation response as deaths near 100
The Somalia government and humanitarian agencies have stepped up mitigation measures, including rescue operations in flood-prone areas as the death
Rwanda to plant 2 million trees around health facilities
The Rwandan Ministry of Health announced Sunday a tree planting campaign aiming to plant 2 million trees in and around