Ethiopia plans major electricity export project Ethiopia is planning to construct four dams on the Nile River as its plan to export electricity to its neighbours, The Africa Report learnt on ... Wednesday.??
William Ruto, Kenya’s Rift Valley challenger William Ruto is negotiating Kenya's political minefield to make a run at the presidency. Many hurdles lie ahead – not least the threat of prosecution ... at The Hague. Yet, he tells The Africa Report he is certain he will prevail
Should the African Union end cooperation with the ICC? A campaign backed by the governments of Sudan and Kenya is calling for African states to break off relations with the International Criminal ... Court in the Hague. Join in the debate.
Music Releases: Owiny Sigoma Band – ?Bombino – Seun Kuti – Iness Mezel – Karindula A selection of recently released albums from ?Owiny Sigoma Band, ?Bombino, Seun Kuti, Iness Mezel, Karindula ...
Kenya: ?The long countdown ?to 2012 ?Raila Odinga is looking for a national support base as the effects of the International Criminal Court indictments continue and the succession ... battle heats up??
Ethiopia to start power supply to Sudan after Djibouti Ethiopia will start supplying electric power to neighbouring Sudan next month as part of the Horn of Africa country's plan to become a regional ... power exporter. Power exports to Djibouti began two weeks ago.
Ethiopia-Kenya: Authorities to meet over border tension Ethiopian and Kenyan authorities have agreed to hold an urgent meeting in Addis Ababa to find a lasting solution to border concerns. Tension ... over land grazing and water related issues in the Turkana and Nyangatom areas of the Dasenesh communities - in Kenya and Ethiopia respectively - are believed to have triggered violent clashes last month that killed over 23 people.
Kenya’s Safaricom?: Shake up and shake down The new chief executive at Kenya's largest mobile telecoms company faces a tough task as low-cost Indian competitors punch – as he sees it ... – below the belt Bob Collymore, the man to replace Michael Joseph at the controls of Kenya's largest telecoms operator, Safaricom, has not had it easy. There has been the strategic shake-up of personnel: in a bid to slim the top tier, out go chief technical officer John Barorot and chief information officer Robert Mugo.
Forensic Conference tackles white collar crime in Africa Africa lacks the top quality sleuths who can investigate money laundering, fraud and corruption. New forensic accounting skills are needed to ... curb the vices, according to experts at the 3rd Forensic Conference for Africa underway in Zimbabwe.
U.S. claims credit for Nigeria’s 2011 electoral success Washington has claimed credit for some of the 2011 election succes in Nigeria. According to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, America ... had offered technical support to Nigeria in the area of conducting credible polls.