Kenya’s president Uhuru Kenyatta has suspended licenses of foreign trawlers as part of efforts to grow the country’s blue economy through value addition. During the 54th commemoration of the country’s Independence, the president said the ban on foreign vessels would help increase fish processed locally seven-fold to 18,000 tonnes per year, from the current 2,500

Kenya is banking on the reduced cost of clearing and moving goods from the Mombasa Port to Uganda and the progress of the standard gauge railway project to revive its bid to extend the line to its neighbour. During a bilateral meeting between President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Ugandan counterpart Yoweri Museveni at State House,

On Saturday, telecom company, Somnet launched the first 4G network in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu where “hundreds were seen making long queues at the Somnet headquarters to purchase the 4G simcard,” Dalsan Radio Mogadishu reports.   The services will now enable Somalis to resume internet services via their mobile phones that was ended in 2004 when