New wave of sex trade hits Ugandan capital

>A wave of rustling has hit the district here in Kagera Region whereby between January and June this year more than 1,200 heads of cattle worth about Sh500 million were stolen.

Casualties are reported after an explosion hits Nigeria's capital Abuja near the scene of a previous deadly bomb attack in mid-April.

Kenya's battle to end an old trade on Lake Victoria

Kenyan women hope to stamp out practice blamed for HIV spread

A powerful car bomb kills four people near the international airport compound in the Somali capital Mogadishu.

The value of Tanzania’s exports to India tripled to Sh1.2 trillion ($750 million) during the 2012/2013 financial year compared to the preceding year as trade ties between the two nations keep growing.

14 UK companies cutting across various sectors e.g. Education and Training, Security, Consultancy, Healthcare amongst others are hoping to penetrate new trade opportunities within Tanzania by taking part in UKTI London and South East trade mission to Tanzania between October 22nd-24th 2014. 
This is the first, independent visit by UKTI London and South East to Tanzania and East Africa.

Tanzania is fast emerging as a thriving commercial entity with a GDP growth rate of over 7% year upon year....

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Government calls for cutting trade barriers to spur regional trade
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NAIROBI (Xinhua) -- Kenya on has called on African countries to reduce domestic trade restrictions to help improve trade within East Africa Community (EAC). Cabinet Secretary for Industrialization Adan Mohamed said domestic laws and regulations and ...
EAC, ITC launch new project to boost intra-African tradeDaily News | The National Newspaper...

Some of the luxury boutiques along Des Voeux Road here seemed nearly empty of Chinese customers at times this past weekend. With an anti-corruption campaign raging on the mainland, this evidently isn’t the moment for Chinese to engage in conspicuous consumption.