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British businesses are set to secure export contracts worth more than £330 million under a UK-backed infrastructure programme covering Guinea and Benin. The contracts are connected to nine projects involving schools, clean water infrastructure, electricity transmission networks and government buildi...
At least 51 tankers are expected in the country from as early as in November 2026.
New research has a surprising suggestion for those struggling with forgiveness: try reading some fiction.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Uganda, through the Global Environment Facility Small Grants Programme (GEF-SGP), has announced a call for proposals inviting eligible indigenous Ugandan non-governmental organisations (NGOs), community-based organisations (CBOs), and civil society org...
The NU7 upgrade will cut the time between Zcash blocks to 25 seconds from 75 seconds. The chosen block height still has to be merged into the spec and shipped in node software.
Nairobis 2027 governor and senator races are heating up, with several politicians declaring bids.
Kenya’s ninth Ebola case comes amid new travel advisories from the US and entry restrictions by El Salvador, raising concerns over cross-border travel.
African ministers endorse a regional shipping framework to cut freight costs and boost intra-African trade.
This article was first published on October 22, 1986. ‘Our thoughts will always be with you’: Queen confident on HK future Hongkong gave Queen Elizabeth a warm and enthusiastic reception yesterday (October 21, 1986) when she arrived for her long-awaited visit. And in return she gave the people a mes...
South Korean social media posts displaying users’ running records to honour a local woman who died at a Seoul marathon have raised debate over the appropriateness of the gesture for mourning. Yoo Ji-won, a 25-year-old graduate student at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science Technology, collapsed ...
Work on a controversial lighting project along walking trails on The Peak has been suspended amid mounting complaints that the installations were damaging the environment, the South China Morning Post has learned. The project’s future remains uncertain after residents accused the Tourism Board of re...
All civil servants in Malaysia have been banned from using Waze, following a warning by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of security concerns over the Israeli government’s control of the mobile navigation app. The government announced the decision after a National Cyber Security Committee (NCSC) meeting...
