Most projects thus have year-long budgets that end on 30 September 2025 (the end of the US financial year). Even in the case ...

A searc hable database of Canadian foreign development spending temporarily appeared empty in early February 2025, but claims ...

The US president's policies underscore his commitment to preserving a world order built on racial and territorial supremacy ...

The federal government’s directive that all Public-Private Partnership (PPP) agreements must strictly adhere to the dictates of the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) Act partly ex ...

TANZANIA is set to take centre stage in shaping the future of Africa’s energy landscape as it prepares ... He said: “It is a transformative project that will help us close the electricity access gap ...

Afreximbank’s director and global head of project and asset-based finance, and Lereece Rose, Boeing’s senior director of finance. Helen Brume highlighted Afreximbank’s extensive experience supporting ...

THE Dar Rapid Transit (DART), a city council transport franchise, in collaboration with the Africa Carbon Agency ... while the DART CEO said the project reflects its numerous responsibilities. These ...

TANZANIA is set to host the third G25 African coffee summit, aimed at exploring how African coffee-producing countries can maximise value addition and boost Africa's share in the global coffee trade.

THE slight drop in Africa's trade deficit with China does not show a change in what Africa is exporting. That is mainly because prices for raw materials like gold, copper, and coffee have gone up.

THE Tanzanian organizing committee for the 2025 African Nations Championship (CHAN) finals has confirmed the country’s readiness to host the tournament, scheduled to take place from February 1 to 28.

Sadly, all African tennis devotees must be in low spirits at the moment following the unfortunate elimination of the female Tunisian star Ons Jabeur from the year’s first grand slam in the third round ...

According to a post on USAID Southern Africa’s Facebook page, they have already invested around R1.7 billion in TB programmes ...