Mauritania and Senegal have laid the groundwork necessary for BP, Kosmos, and their contractors to establish an offshore production complex,...
OPINION
By Augustin RUGUNDANA Why Liberation? From 1959-1994 Rwanda’s former leadership institutionalized a virulent policy of divisionism as a system of...
In "How to tell a story about six coups in Africa", Moky Makura, Executive Director of Africa No Filter, discusses...
By DUSABEMUNGU Ange de la Victoire I have been working in the Rwandan Media Industry for more than 8 years...
The continent has immense potential to feed itself and to become a breadbasket to the world: about 65 percent of...
By: Ange de la Victoire DUSABEMUNGU When we talk about education for young people in a way that turns them...
BY: Justin KAYIRANGA In 2018, it was announced that Rwanda has signed a partnership agreement with Arsenal FC which plays...
By Silabat Manaye In case of Ethiopia, about 90% of the available water is received mainly in three months. Hence,...
By Silabat Manaye The long-standing dispute over the Nile River was primarily on the utilization of the waters. A...
Greenpeace and Western Anti Africa Energy Groups Take the Wrong Approach to East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) in Uganda...
Your Excellencies, building the world’s longest heated crude oil pipeline in the midst of a climate emergency is a terrible...
The Increase in global development and international population have put bigger demands on trade and in turn, ports and...
In addition to generating vast amounts of revenues, good paying jobs and improving key socioec-onomic indicators, oil and oil-sector reforms...
