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Ethiopia: Universities to Become Centers of Excellence with $24 Million World Bank Grant

The World Bank has granted a 24-million USD support for Addis Ababa and Haremaya universities to enable them establish centers of excellence. Both universities were selected to be East and South African centers of excellence having competed with other African universities. Hence, Addis Ababa University (AAU) would open three and Haremaya University (HU) one center of excellence. The World Bank provided six million USD.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Ethiopia: Number of Doctors Growing at a Promising Pace - Health Minister

Health State Minister Dr. Kebede Worku said the number of doctors graduating from various universities is growing at a promising pace. Speaking at the graduation ceremony of Arsi University School of Health Sciences , Dr. Kebede Saturday said: "12 years ago, there were only three medical schools allover the country, now we have over 28 public and eight private referral and teaching colleges with the capacity to graduate over two.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Ethiopia: Improved Sorghum Varieties a Solution to Persistent Drought

Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) is considered as one of the potential crop to alleviate the challenges of recurrent drought in Ethiopia. Since the inception of sorghum research in Ethiopia considerable achievements have been obtained in developing early maturing and/or drought tolerant sorghum varieties and production managements practices nationally and regionally. Currently, a total of 20 open pollinated varieties and.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Tanzania: Trial Mining Commences at Coal Power Project Site

Trial mining has started at Edenville Energy's 120 MW Rukwa coal-to-power project in Tanzania. The project hosts 171-million tons of measured and indicated coal, sufficient to support a power station over a 30-year project life. Last year, Edenville received formal interest from several companies for long term coal supply. As a result, trial shipments of run-of-mine (RoM) coal have been transported to customers to determine appropriate.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Kenya: Following Uganda Poultry Import Ban, Price of Eggs Shoot Up

The effects of the ban on importation of chicken and poultry products from Uganda have started being felt in Kenya, with egg prices rising instantly in western region. The government on Monday banned the importation following an outbreak of bird flu that killed several birds in parts of Uganda, including Entebbe, on Sunday. Busia chief veterinary officer Juma Ngeiywa on Wednesday directed public health and veterinary officers.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

East Africa: Kenya Bans Poultry Import from Uganda Over Bird Flu Concerns

Kenyan authorities Wednesday announced a ban on the importation of poultry and poultry products from Uganda, where an outbreak of avian flu was reported Sunday. The Agriculture ministry in Nairobi also cancelled all permits that had already been issued for the import of poultry in a bid to safeguard the 32 million chicken in the country. Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Willy Bett said that surveillance and rapid response teams.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Kenya: Eco-friendly Modern Masaai Dwellings Hit with Tourists

Laikipia — A modern version of the Maasai traditional dwelling, equipped with clean energy, is helping tribal women earn an income In the late evening, Eunice Kaparo and Rosemary Nenini finish up their daily cleaning routine in the modern Maasai dwellings, or manyattas, owned by the Twala women's group. "This is elephant dung - they destroyed trees last night. They are such a nuisance, but we can't do without them since they.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Ethiopia: Ethiopian Airlines Announces Seven New Routes

Addis Ababa — Ethiopian Airlines will fly to seven new destinations in the next five months, the firm said on Tuesday. In its new record expansion plan, the Ethiopian flag carrier says that starting February to June this year, it will fly to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, Conakry-Guinea, Antananarivo (Madagascar), Oslo (Norway), Jakarta (Indonesia) Chengdu (China) and Singapore. The firm's chief executive said the airline.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

Tanzania: 50 Foreign Firm Executives Arrive to Discuss Investment, Trade

Dar es Salaam — Representatives from 50 foreign companies are expected in Tanzania on Saturday this week. They include those from China. The representatives will join the Asian nation as it celebrates its New Year in Tanzania, according to a cultural counsellor at the Chinese Embassy in Tanzania, Mr Gao Wei. "We will celebrate the Chinese New Year in Dar es Salaam on January 21 and 22. With a theme of 'Focus.... Read more »

Posted on : Friday , 20th January 2017

IDAK Strengthens Strategic Support For BUILDEXPO 2017

The Interior Designers Association of Kenya (IDAK) will be the main supporting partner of the 20th BUILDEXPO Kenya, the largest and most successful building and construction show in East Africa, taking place at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC), Nairobi from the 20th to 22nd April, 2017. IDAK is the sole national body for interior design firms in Kenya and forms the voice and authority for professional interior designers in.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 18th January 2017

Over 350 Companies from 44 Countries to be Part of BUILDEXPO KENYA 2017

The 20th edition of BUILDEXPO Kenya, East Africa’s largest building and construction show is all set for another massive event with over 350 exhibitors signed up from 44 countries including Germany, China, India, Turkey, Italy, UAE and Greece along with leading construction firms from East Africa. BUILDEXPO Kenya, organised by Expogroup Worldwide, a pioneer in the trade show industry in East Africa for the past two decades, will take.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 18th January 2017

Tanzania: Soft Loans Required by Farmers to Modernize Agriculture, Boost Productivity

Farmers need soft loans to modernise agriculture and improve production, which is vital in supporting efforts to build an industrial economy. But according to the World Bank (WB), banking sectors in developing countries, including Tanzania, lend a much smaller share of their loan portfolios to agriculture compared to agriculture's share of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Most commercial banks in Tanzania regard agriculture as a.... Read more »

Posted on : Wednesday , 18th January 2017

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