President Obama eyes African legacy

The President participates in a town hall at the Summit of the Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders. The three-day Summit will cap off the Washington Fellowship, the flagship program of the President’s Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), and give 500 of sub-Saharan Africa’s most prominent young leaders the opportunity to engage with U.S. government officials, entrepreneurs and civil society representatives as well as leaders in international development. Courtesy of The White...

 Arumeru East Member of Parliament Gon. Joshua Nassari says  "habari" and President Obama said "nzuri". He also mentioned his thoughts on how he thinks it's 'time for Africa to have Self reliant Economy' meaning trade and partnership rather than grants. President Obama is all smiles as he shakes hands with Young African leaders during a townhall meeting in Washington "An honour to meet you, Mr President"

President Barack Obama will lay out an agenda on jobs, the economy and the environment during his State of the Union speech on Tuesday.

The ex-presidents of Zimbabwe and Kenya shared a history and some leadership traits, writes Brian Hungwe.

S.African firm eyes more business
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TANZANIA'S membership in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) has opened an important door for the South African firm, Trellidor, to penetrate and expand its business wings in Tanzania. Trellidor Tanzania Country Manager Mr Ryan ...

Japan should increase its business links with the fast-growing economies in Africa, "the continent that carries the hopes of the world", Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says.

TOL Gases Limited is mulling to start selling its products to Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe as the company’s 2014 profit more than doubles.