Category: East Africa

Now you can live and work amidst amazing beaches, gorgeous rainforests, the world’s third-largest coral reef and beautiful lagoons by

The Kenya Private Sector Alliance and The Canada-Africa Chamber of Business are proud to announce collaboration to promote, support and

Ethiopian Airlines will start constructing a new $5 billion airport later this year, its as the rapidly-expanding carrier outgrows capacity

One of the fastest growing economies in Africa, Ethiopia, has an ambitious plan to cut a green, sustainable path to

The East African nation of Ethiopia is ramping up sourcing capabilities, positioning the region (includes neighboring Kenya) as an up-and-coming

Mobile phone utility is on the rise in Africa, but charging devices can be a struggle, especially in areas with

The party that emerges as the winner of Kenya’s general election, to be held on 8 August, has an opportunity

Boasting the latest technology, the Call Centre complete with embedded data security measures to protect customer information and identity, has

Ethiopia has adopted a new system to tackle trade under-invoicing that costs the country an estimated $2 billion every year.

Rwanda will build a new international airport at a cost of $818 million. The east African nation has signed a deal with Portuguese construction

As part of its strategy to reach out to the promising markets of the world, especially the African markets and

The much anticipated KEDIA Awards – Dubai chapter went off very smoothly on the 6th of May at Dubai’s Spree

From 29 March, flydubai increases its service from five flights a week to daily to the capital of South Sudan,

Kenya’s  Broadcasting and Telecommunications Principal Secretary, Sammy Itemere, has announced plans to open up at least three centres in Kenya that will provide

Arusha-based solar company Off Grid Electric (OGE) has won the prestigious Zayed Future Energy Prize for its work in bringing

Tigo, Tanzania’s leading digital lifestyle company, has since last year donated more than 2,400 desks worth over US$ 105,000 to