Rwanda: REMA Wants School Out of Marshland
In the wake of the recent floods that left more than 500 people homeless, Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) has instructed Kigali City to relocate Glory Secondary School situated on the former premises of Independent University of Kigali (ULK).
Rwanda: NEC Urges Citizens in Diaspora to Vote
The National Electoral Commission (NEC) is sensitising Rwandans living in the Diaspora to take part in the 2010 Presidential polls.
Zimbabwe: Empowerment Law Threatens South African Investment
PLANS by South Africa’s diversified mining group African Rainbow Minerals (ARM) to invest in Zimbabwe’s mining sector are facing resistance from shareholders worried about the new indigenisation law.
Tanzania: MCT Poised to Monitor 2010 Elections Campaigns
The Media Council of Tanzania (MCT), has started working on modalities on media monitoring before the forthcoming General Election in October.
Tanzania: Muslim Urged to Pursue Harmony
Muslims has been urged to collaborate with youth committees and give their views on how best they can strengthen Islam and avoid disunity among themselves.
Africa: Deploy More AU Forces to Restore Peace in Darfur - Call
Canada wants the African Union (AU) to deploy more forces to restore peace in the war-ravaged Darfur province in Sudan.
Gold Fields SAfrica ops threatend with strike - Reuters
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Zambia: Country’s Cordial Relations with China Good for Economy
THE Chinese have lived up to the terminology ‘all weather friend’ because together with Zambia, they have weathered the storms even when the investment climate in the country was not conducive.
Zambia: Banda Courts More Chinese Investment
PRESIDENT Rupiah Banda has invited more Chinese investors to come and explore investment opportunities in various sectors of the economy in Zambia and thanked the Chinese investors for not scaling down on production and labour during the global economic crisis.
Zambia: Country, Cuba Deals Will Better Lives
CUBAN Ambassador to Zambia Carmelina Ramirez has said President Rupiah Banda’s last visit to Cuba was fruitful and a number of agreements were signed which her country was trying to implement.
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