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Matooke prices have tripled in Uganda’s Tooro, Ankole, and Kigezi regions due to prolonged drought and increased demand from middlemen. The steep rise is forcing families to seek alternative foods, while traders struggle with reduced customer turnout. This situation highlights the urgent need to address agricultural and market challenges in these areas.
Botswana and Angola are leading efforts to secure pan-African ownership of De Beers, aiming to reclaim control over the continent’s diamond wealth. Their coordinated bids reflect a push for regional unity, resource sovereignty, and a stronger role in the global diamond industry.
Guinea-Bissau and The Gambia signed a trade cooperation agreement to boost cross-border commerce, improve transport links, and ease movement of goods and people. The deal also promotes collaboration in health, education, and private sector development to strengthen regional integration.
The College of Engineering and Architecture at the International University of Rabat (UIR) is set to host a job fair this Thursday.
South Africa is proactively responding to new U.S. tariffs by expanding trade partnerships across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. Despite economic headwinds, the country is unlocking fresh opportunities and strengthening global ties to support long-term growth.
Ghana’s National Catholic Laity Council has endorsed the Bishops’ urgent call for bold action against illegal mining, condemning it as a moral and environmental crisis. They pledged nationwide advocacy and urged Catholics complicit in galamsey to repent and help protect the nation’s future.
