France and Kenya to sign MOUs for Development

Posted on :Thursday , 21st February 2019

There has been remarkable investments in Uganda, Tanzania but Kenya has seen the considerable share of investments.

French President Emanuel Macron is likely to visit Kenya in March for official contract with his Kenyan counterpart Uhuru Kenyatta and is among other things likely to conduct talks on how Nairobi can begin an urban rail system.

A visit. . .

MAERSK launched the Musafir Express, a new feeder product connecting to Mogadishu, Somalia - East Africa

Posted on :Thursday , 17th January 2019

MAERSK, the most important instrumentality company within the world, has launched the Musafir specific, a brand new feeder product connecting to national capital, Somalia.

The first sailing of the Musafir specific departed from Salalah on December twenty nine, 2018, before inward in national capital on January three, 2019.

The bi-weekly service connects Somalia t. . .

All eyes on international routes as Tanzania is all set with its second Airbus

Posted on :Monday , 14th January 2019

The Tanzanian national carrier's second airliner A220-300 plane has landed.

The plane, christened Ngorongoro, touched down at the Julius Nyerere International field in Dar atomic number 99 Salaam to nice eclat and ceremony last week on Fri.

Added to the opposite airliner that arrived on Dec twenty three, it brings to 6 the amount of craft Air Tanzania Company Ltd. . .

Tanzania granted her Exports Free Market Access to Uganda

Posted on :Tuesday , 8th January 2019

Free market access for its soya and sunflower exports which is a boost to these products originating from the landlocked country has been granted by Tanzania to Uganda. The two countries, led by their respective trade ministries, was agreed that Ugandan traders be granted permits export the products to Tanzania.

Regional and Continental Integration for Africa’s Development

Posted on :Wednesday , 5th December 2018

At the African Economic Conference (AEC) in Kigali where more than 700 participants including policymakers, academics, development partners and financiers from across Africa and beyond were present in order to discuss ways to accelerate progress in infrastructure integration,that is including the removal of barriers for movement of people goods and services across borders within Africa.