Africa: Museveni Asks EU to Help Africa Process Raw Materials and Create Jobs

Africa: Museveni Asks EU to Help Africa Process Raw Materials and Create Jobs

President Museveni has urged European countries to support Africa in processing its raw materials into finished products, saying value addition would create jobs, increase export earnings and strengthen trade between the two continents. Museveni made the remarks on Wednesday after hosting European Union ambassadors led by the bloc’s ambassador to Uganda, Jan Sadek, at State…

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Africa: Museveni Asks EU to Help Africa Process Raw Materials and Create Jobs

Africa: A Network That Never Asks for Money Moved $100 Million Last Year – One of Its Busiest Corridors Runs Through Africa

In a RootsToFoods Capital Series interview continuing Wave 2 of the series, Michael Meehan, founder of the Forum for Impact and former chief executive of the Global Reporting Initiative, argues that capital corridors are not built from scratch. They are recognized, then organized, and some of the most active ones now connect the Gulf, Europe…

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Icasa asks why prices stay high

Icasa asks why prices stay high

Communications regulator Icasa has given notice that it intends to conduct a market inquiry into the affordability of telecommunications services in South Africa, opening a process that will run well into next year and that revisits ground already covered by the Competition Commission, by Icasa itself and, as of last month, by the communications department….

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Rep. Jim Jordan formally asks DOJ to prosecute Jack Smith over congressional testimony

Rep. Jim Jordan formally asks DOJ to prosecute Jack Smith over congressional testimony

The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee sent a letter to the Justice Department on Wednesday requesting a criminal investigation of former special counsel Jack Smith, alleging he made false statements during a congressional deposition last year. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Committee Chairman…

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Malatsi asks to appear before Parliament

Malatsi asks to appear before Parliament

Solly Malatsi, communications and digital technologies minister. Minister Solly Malatsi yesterday officially informed the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies about his decision to pull the plug on South Africa’s draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy. As a result, the minister also requested time before Parliament’s oversight committee to explain the events that…

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