18 Nov 2025 Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) The Citizen. President Samia Suluhu Hassan establishes a commission to investigate post-election violence, focusing on the causes and circumstances behind the unrest;

18 Nov 2025 Djibouti (Djibouti) Dawan Africa. Djibouti launches a national forum to attract investment and modernise its transport sector, aiming to strengthen its position as a key logistics hub in the Horn of Africa;

17 Nov 2025 Kinshasa (DRC) Al Jazeera. At least 32 miners die in southeastern DRC after a makeshift bridge at the Kalando copper and cobalt mine collapses due to overcrowding;

17 Nov 2025 Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) The Citizen. President Samia Suluhu Hassan reshuffles her cabinet, dropping seven ministers, including the deputy prime minister and heads of energy, agriculture, home affairs, health, trade, tourism and legal affairs;

17 Nov 2025 Kampala (Uganda) Monitor. State minister for trade Wilson Mbasu Mbadi notes that Uganda’s non-oil trade with the United Arab Emirates surpasses $2 billion annually, driven by interactions between more than 120 firms from both countries;

16 Nov 2025 Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) APA News. Ethiopia accuses Eritrea of repeated provocations and interference in its domestic affairs, claiming Eritrean troops have occupied northern localities and supported armed groups opposing the Ethiopian government;

16 Nov 2025 Kampala (Uganda) The East African. The European Union is seeking Uganda’s help to move humanitarian relief into war-affected eastern DRC;

15 Nov 2025 Kinshasa (DRC) Al Jazeera. Representatives of the Congolese government and the Rwanda-backed M23 rebel group sign a framework peace deal in Doha (Qatar) to guide future negotiations aimed at ending the long-running conflict in eastern DRC;

15 Nov 2025 Addis Ababa (Ethiopia) Borkena. Foreign minister Gedion Timothewos meets with Swedish deputy foreign minister Dag Hartelius in Addis Ababa to discuss trade, investment, regional issues and the upcoming 80th anniversary of diplomatic relations;

15 Nov 2025 Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) The Citizen. President Samia Suluhu Hassan outlines reforms to transform the country’s mineral sector during her new five-year term, aiming to boost investment, transparency, and value addition;

14 Nov 2025 Kigali (Rwanda) Financial Afrik. United States (US)-headquartered credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings reaffirms Rwanda’s sovereign credit rating at B+/B with a stable outlook, highlighting the country’s resilient low-income economy and strong growth, projected at 7.3% annually from 2025 to 2028;

14 Nov 2025 Kigali (Rwanda) New Times. Leading African political, business and development figures, such as Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote, attend the second African Renaissance Retreat in Kigali, aimed at discussing the continent’s pressing challenges;

13 Nov 2025 Nairobi (Kenya) Daily Nation. Parliament lifts a seven-year freeze on new power purchase agreements, allowing the government to sign deals with electricity providers;

13 Nov 2025 Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) The Citizen. East African Community (EAC) launches a regional instant payment network, starting with a trial between Rwanda and Tanzania, aiming to simplify cross-border transactions, lower transfer costs and promote financial inclusion within the bloc;

13 Nov 2025 Djibouti (Djibouti) Dawan Africa. Djibouti and Rwanda conclude their second joint ministerial commission, signing nine new cooperation agreements, aimed at strengthening trade, investment and social and institutional collaboration;

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