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Khartoum — Economics professor at the University of Sudan University for Sciences and Technology, Abdul Azim Al Mahal, said the main problems with Sudanese products is that they are being exported as raw material, bringing down their outcome.

Vehicle imports through Beitbridge Border Post increased marginally from 24 512 in 2015 to 24 573 last year despite stringent conditions set by Government, the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority said on Friday.

Earlier this month, the first train rumbled down the tracks of a $3.4 billion electric railway connecting landlocked Ethiopia with Djibouti and its access to the Red Sea.

he Interswitch platform, Uganda’s pioneer banking switch, posted double digit growth between 2015 and 2016, in spite of fewer transactions at the ATMs connected to the platform.

Nairobi has been ranked as the top most dynamic city in the African continent, in a new global rating.

Miners in Kenya have put the government on the spot for withdrawing $28.5 million in public funding for a survey to map the country’s mineral resources in favour of financing from China.

Kenya lags behind the region in creating inclusive economic growth despite years of robust wealth creation.

Tanzania is seeking a loan of $200 million from the World Bank for debt-ridden state power supplier Tanesco, the country's energy ministry said on Monday, two weeks after the president refused to allow the utility to hike prices to cover costs.

British explorer Tullow Oil has announced new crude find in Turkana in northern Kenya.