The National Environmental Protection Agency (NEMA) has sent notices of improvement to two facilities in the Nairobi and Kaiole industrial zones following scheduled inspections.
The East African Social and Inclusive Business Camp (SIBC) held a high-level networking and sharing session in Nairobi, bringing together entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers and development partners to promote inclusive and sustainable energy solutions across the region.
Members of the Kenyan Parliament have ordered the government to terminate contracts and blacklist contractors responsible for delaying the implementation of a multi-billion-dollar water and sanitation program that covers dozens of cities across the country.
Outgoing Prime Minister Robina Nabbanja and Minister of Tourism, Wildlife Conservation and Antiquities Tom Butime visited the Bugoma Central Forest Reserve. Although the roadside shelter appeared untouched at first, Nabbanja quickly discovered that in fact everything inside had been dug out by charcoal kilns, cleared earth and stumps.
The agreement between the United States and the Democratic Republic of the Congo provides for the creation of a Supervisory Board for mining royalties, 0.3% development fund contributions, social responsibility requirements, and environmental damage mitigation. Lubumbashi, April 21, 2026. The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has announced a strategic increase in copper exports to the United States to 500,000 tons per year. This major operation will be carried out as part of a joint venture between Gécamines and Mercuria Energy Group with financial support from the International Development Finance Corporation (DFC). It is expected that these volumes will be obtained through shares of the Congolese state in key enterprises, including Kamoto Copper Company (KCC) and Tenke Fungurume Mining (TFM).
Tanzania and Zambia are becoming key partners in Africa's quest for sustainable energy and responsible mining. Based on their historical ties, geographical proximity and common economic goals, the two countries are deepening cooperation in the fields of mining, clean energy and regional integration. This strategic partnership will be the main topic of the Tanzania-Zambia Business Forum and the IAZ Insurance Conference 2026, which will be held from June 16 to 19 in Lusaka. The event, organized by IAZ, Umoja Conservation Foundation (UCT) and Glow Consulting Services (GCS), will bring together government officials, private sector leaders and risk management experts to develop a plan for future cooperation.
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