The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has set the new price for gorilla permits from $600 to $700 plus a revision of tariffs for other tourism activities.
The Uganda Wildlife Authority whose headquarters are based in Kampala is a government parastatal...
Basing on the steady increase of tourist arrivals to Uganda in the past years, Uganda expects to receive over 250,000 travelers in 2018. According to Uganda’s present tourism statistics, there has been a great increase in the number of...
Aaron Maasho
* Proposal to be debated before approval in early July
* Economy expected to maintain growth this year
ADDIS ABABA – Ethiopia has proposed a record 117.8 billion birr ($6.98 billion) annual budget for next year, aiming to build infrastructure,...
The men’s ship was intercepted by the Eritrean navy after an unscheduled stop at Eritrea’s main port, Massawa
Four British men that were detained in Eritrea and held without consular access for more than six months, have been released and...
The Horn of Africa
David H. Shinn
Adjunct Professor, Elliott School of International Affairs
George Washington University
Overview
In assessing the impact on Sub-Saharan Africa of the political upheaval in North Africa and the Middle East since the beginning of the year, it is...
Thousands of Ethiopian Jews started a hunger strike on Monday to appeal to the Israeli Government to end their suffering due to delayed repatriation to their dreamland.
Jewish community coordinators told the Nation their members’ living conditions are inhumane and...
The baggage lounge at Addis Ababa’s Bole airport is filled with activity as the Ethiopian Airlines flight from Beijing arrives. Young Chinese men, casually dressed in flannel trousers and shirts, gather around the luggage belt, lifting off large suitcases...
MOGADISHU – Somalia’s main private power firm, Somali Energy, said on Thursday piracy on the Indian Ocean has driven up the cost of imported diesel by 50 percent, making it difficult to keep the lights on in the conflict-torn...
Ethiopia’s recently appointed ambassadors will depart to their destinations in two weeks, a senior government official told Capital. Ethiopia’s leading partners, the United States of America, most European countries and China, have sent their agreements to host the appointees...
Ethiopia’s recently appointed ambassadors will depart to their destinations in two weeks, a senior government official told Capital. Ethiopia’s leading partners, the United States of America, most European countries and China, have sent their agreements to host the appointees...
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