East Africa business news from Kenya, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and the wider EAC region.
Kenya is fast becoming one of Africa’s most attractive destinations for clean energy investment, with new figures from the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) showing rapid growth in electric …
A new study has raised alarm over the future of Africa’s Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) industry as artificial intelligence (AI) continues to spread across global markets. The report by Caribou …
Kenya has been named the largest importer of second-hand clothes in Africa, a title that highlights the country’s ongoing struggle to revive its textile industry while serving as a dumping …
The Kenyan government is paying KSh 89 million every year in commitment fees for a COVID-19 loan that remains unused. This loan, obtained from international lenders to help the country …
The Ethiopian government has once again increased fuel prices, raising concerns among citizens already grappling with widespread shortages and the rising cost of living. The new prices took effect on …
Uganda has reported a substantial increase in its merchandise imports, reflecting a 45% growth over the past year. This surge is indicative of the country’s expanding economic activities and increasing …
In a landmark development for Ethiopia’s financial sector, the Ethiopian Capital Market Authority (ECMA) has granted licenses to five new capital market service providers, including the country’s inaugural investment banks. …
In a significant financial development, the Ugandan government amassed a total of Sh2.27 trillion in February 2025 through the issuance of its securities, as detailed in the latest economic performance …
The Council of Governors (CoG) in Kenya has issued a stern 14-day ultimatum to the National Treasury, demanding the immediate disbursement of Sh78.03 billion in delayed County Equitable Share funds …
Khartoum, Sudan – Just months after making headway into the Iranian market, Sudanese tea exporters are now grappling with fears of losing this promising trade route due to mounting regional …
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