Efforts by the National Environment Management Authority to reclaim occupied riparian land in Nairobi has seen the demoltion of the Java House outlet in Kileleshwa. Read more »

Mining now contributes around 4.8% to the GDP, up from 3.5%, attributed to new stringent laws and regulations. This includes two new laws on mining that give the government the ... Read more »

Developing the agriculture sector is seen by Nigeria's government as a key way to move the economy away from reliance on oil production. The government embarked on an Anchor ... Read more »

Companies have started using blockchain technology to track the supply chain minerals to ensure those from conflit-hit Democratic Republic of Congo are blocked. Read more »

East Africa Metals Inc, a Vancouver-based, mineral exploration company focused on exploration and development projects, has announced positive results from preliminary economic ... Read more »

Ethiopia is the largest producer of coffee on the African continent, exporting most of its product to overseas markets. It makes sense then that 20 cities and towns have been ... Read more »

Readers of a prestigious American business publication have been told that now is the time to re-engage with Zimbabwe if investors want to get in on the ground floor ahead of a ... Read more »

A bill for the establishment of a National Tea and Coffee Development Council to develop commercial cultivation, has passed its second reading in the Senate. The bill has ... Read more »

If Tanzania lifts its gold export ban, Barrick Gold could pay a $300 million settlement to the government. The firm has said that it hopes for a final agreement in the first half ... Read more »

"Being the two largest producers of platinum and palladium, it is important that we ensure demand sustainability and seek ways to leverage benefit from these metals," South ... Read more »