The Pearl of Africa hotel is set to be auctioned soon If you listen to some of the government officials, the economy is doing exceptionally well and has recovered from the aftershocks of Covid-19. Inflation, we are told, has been controlled to around 3 per cent. This is a world […]
A participant using her phone during the Forum on Internet Freedom in Africa 2023 in Dar es Salaam In today’s digital age, access to and use of the Internet has become an essential feature of our daily lives. From email communication and instant messaging to entertainment and commercial transactions, the […]
The quartet, including two who made their presentations via video conferencing from exile, on Thursday called for an audit of the elections, reiterating their earlier statement that the results used by then chairman of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) Wafula Chebukati to declare President William Ruto the winner were opaque.
Pan African fintech, Chipper Cash, has just hit a major milestone. They have issued over one million Chipper Cash virtual cards to people not only in Africa but also beyond. The startup claims to currently be the largest issuer of virtual cards in the whole of Africa in a market […]
And yet, as extreme weather disasters escalate, Uganda needs to commit 30 percent of national resources or at least $258 million per year to implement actions listed in the government’s 2015 Climate Change Policy, according to data from the Economic Policy Research Centre.
Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 60, had long acknowledged his involvement in the slaying, boasting he was the “on-site commander” in the effort to kill Shakur and Death Row Records boss Marion “Suge” Knight in revenge for his nephew’s assault.
I later discovered that I had misread everything because of my preconceived notions. My understanding was that they were not paying attention to me when in actual fact, they were all taking notes on their phones as I talked!
It seems the illness afflicted men of high social standing, such as poets, philosophers and artists, who were comparatively sophisticated and were “in” with advances in science and innovation. Glass was then new and mystical, it being incomprehensible to the medieval mind that such a base substance as sand could be so magically manipulated to produce such a thing of wonderment.
The bond, listed at the Rwanda Stock Exchange on Friday, is expected to close on October 13 and will have a seven-year maturity period. It is the initial issuance as part of a larger plan to raise Rwf150 billion ($124 million) in the medium term.
The National Bank of Kenya (NBK), a subsidiary of KCB Bank partnered with The Leadership Group and Ashitiva LLP to launch the National Business Forum, a consortium for small and medium-sized businesses.
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