Africa must have its priorities right at summit with US

>US and African political leaders and corporate chiefs will get down to business Tuesday as Washington hopes an historic summit will trigger a surge in trade and investment between the two sides.

Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete akisalimiana na baadhi ya maafisa waliofika kumpokea wakati akiwasili katika Uwanja wa Ndege wa Kimataifa wa Dulles tayari kwa Mkutano wa Viongozi wa Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali wa Amerika na Africa (US-Africa Leaders summit) uliondaliwa na Rais Barack Obama wa unaotaraji kuanza Agosti 4-hadi 6, 2014, ambao utatanguliwa na mikutano mingine ya maendeleo ya sekta mbalimbali na uwekezaji (2-3 Agosti, 2014) jijini Washington DC. Kushoto ni Balozi wa Tanzania nchini...

Rais Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete na Mama Salma Kikwete wakiwasili katika Uwanja wa Ndege wa Kimataifa wa Dulles tayari kwa Mkutano wa Viongozi wa Wakuu wa Nchi na Serikali wa Amerika na Africa (US-Africa Leaders summit) uliondaliwa na Rais Barak Obama unaoanza Agosti 4-hadi 6, 2014, ambao utatanguliwa na mikutano mingine ya maendeleo ya sekta mbalimbali na uwekezaji  (2-3 Agosti, 2014)  jijini Washington… ...

>The two-day European Union-Africa summit that opens in the Belgian capital today is expected to spark a new phase in the scramble to curry African favour in the face of brightened prospects signalled by the long-heralded continental renaissance.

BY PATRICK VIDIJA The U.S is set to deliberate on possible ways to support the African countries fighting with terror groups. Assistant secretary of state for African Affairs Linda Thomas-Greenfield has said, the forthcoming U.S Africa Summit will provide a platform to discuss on how to partner with African governments to fight Boko Haram and Al Shabaab terror groups. “Terrorism affects all countries and president Obama through this three-day summit will re-align and re-affirm the...

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EU leaders are expected to offer countries in Africa billions of euros in exchange for help with the migrant crisis at a summit in Malta.

Leaders of some 80 African and EU states gather in Brussels to discuss Africa's big issues, including the conflict in the Central African Republic.

US President Barack Obama declared yesterday that Africa was on the move at a business summit here as he kicked off a landmark visit and spoke in praise of the spirit of entrepreneurship.