The US military says it launched another round of strikes against Iran to “further degrade” its capabilities to attack ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Photo courtesy: Safina Party Leader Jimmy Wanjigi shares light moments with DCP Party Leader Rigathi Gachagua at his Wamunyoro home
African central banks are expected to keep interest rates higher for longer as renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East threaten to reignite inflation across the continent, according to a Bloomberg report.
____________________ The Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation plans to heavily invest in modern technologies aimed at increasing coffee production across Uganda. State Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, Eng. Jonard Asiimwe Akiiki says this will accelerate Uganda’s agro-industrial growth. On Friday, July 18, during a tour of the Inspire Africa Coffee Park in Rwashamaire, in Ntungamo district,…
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A fresh escalation in US-Iranian tensions has plunged global trade and financial markets back into deep uncertainty, threatening to slow economic growth and drive shipping and marine insurance costs to record highs.
The United States said it had launched fresh strikes against Iran on Wednesday evening as President Donald Trump warned Tehran it “better behave”.
Market snapshot: Goldiam International Limited has bagged a fresh export order valued at ₹60 crore from US-based clients for the manufacturing and export of lab-grown diamond jewellery. This order, excluding online bookings, is scheduled to be completed by October 31, 2026, further cementing the company’s position in the high-margin sustainable luxury export segment.
Africa’s fast-growing lithium industry has received an unexpected boost after battery-metal prices rebounded sharply this year, improving the outlook for producers from Zimbabwe to Mali and for new mining projects preparing to enter the market. The recovery, however, may prove difficult to sustain.
After a 12-year absence from Africa’s biggest women’s football competition, Côte d’Ivoire return to the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 determined to re-establish themselves among the continent’s leading nations