East African finance chiefs increased planned spending to a record to sustain economic growth and mitigate the effects of geopolitical risks and cuts in foreign aid. Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and ...

It also maps intergovernmental, state and non-state interventions and actors in East Africa. The monograph concludes that the region remains fragile despite progress in governance and development in ...

As of 2020, the Middle East-North Africa region – the birthplace of Judaism, Christianity and Islam – is home to 440 million people, up 24% since 2010. Muslims make up the vast majority of the ...

President Trump has picked the next three military officers to lead U.S. forces in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, the Pentagon has announced. Trump is nominating Lt. Gen. Alexus Grynkewi… ...

In 1902, the British colonial administration enacted the Crown Lands Ordinance, declaring all land within the East Africa Protectorate as Crown Land under the authority of the British monarch. This ...

East Africa’s real estate market will increasingly be defined by those who know it best, with regional and local operators well positioned to lead. But the scale of opportunity exceeds the ...

A slow-moving geological change in East Africa could reshape the continent and the world. Tectonic forces are gradually pulling the African continent apart, potentially creating a new ocean. This ...

East Africa and the Horn are at the intersection of key maritime trade routes, and the U.S. holds a large military presence in Djibouti. China has increased its military presence throughout East ...

Solar manufacturing in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region is projected to reach 44 GW by 2029, according to analysis by Wood Mackenzie. The consultancy is also expecting installations ...

Michelle Gavin's testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee addresses geopolitical developments and U.S. strategy in East Africa and the Horn of Africa. Testimony by CFR fellows and ...

THE EAST AFRICA PROTECTORATE. By Sir Charles Eliot, K. C. M. G. With illustrations and maps. Svo. Pp. zil.-354. London: Edward Arnold. New York: Longmans, Green & Co.