IGAD trains on protection of migrant workers’ rights
Kenya needs a total overhaul in the management of labour migration to ensure that labour recruitment to overseas is totally done by the Public Service Commission, and not by unscrupulous
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International
Uganda to use Tatu City for benchmarking
The Uganda Parliament will use Tatu City as a benchmark for the successful implementation of Special Economic Zones (SEZ). This follows a successful visit by members of the parliamentary Budget Committee
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Kenya’s Omo re-elected secretary-general of ATU
African Union’s ICT arm, the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) has announced the re-election of its Secretary General, Kenya’s John OMO to the Union for another term of four years. Mr. OMO sailed through
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Kenya, Bangladesh sign MOUs to strengthen ties
Kenya and Bangladesh have signed two Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) on Political Consultations and the Foreign Service Academies of the two countries. The MOUs were signed in Dhaka, Bangladesh, by Amb.
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50 million face acute food insecurity, IGAD reports
Over 50 million people are in danger of experiencing high levels of acute food insecurity this year across seven Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) countries in the Horn of Africa. The
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