[Monitor] Kampala -A study conducted by Advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE) has revealed that a total of Shs1 trillion which go to local governments is being held at the central government level.
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Nigeria: NYSC Coordinator Dies in Auto Crash
[Leadership] The Kogi Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs Oludolapo Ahile, has died in an auto crash.
Nigeria: Revealed – How Dangote Saved Sanusi From Being Dethroned
[Vanguard] Kano -Sir Muhammadu Sanusi I (1905-1990 ), the grandfather of the present Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II reigned for only five years as Emir of Kano before he was forced to resign. He was said not to be in the good books of the authorities of the day due to his views which were considered offensive.
Kenya: Coast Counties – No Money For Schools, Hospitals
[Nation] Coast region counties face tough times after basic services such as healthcare, education, water and sanitation were allocated meagre amounts in the next financial year.
Malawi: Elections Day Not Public Holiday – Govt
[Nyasa Times] Government has said business will go-on as usual on polling day next Tuesday but has quickly appealed to the citizenry to go and cast their votes en masse.
Nigeria: Dangote Refinery… Game Changer Gathers Steam
[Guardian] Daily, about 126 heavy-duty trucks jot across a massive land area that is seven times the size of Victoria Island.
Kenya: Arrests Exposes Rot at Revenue Authority
[Nation] The arrest of more than 40 Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) employees over corruption allegations has lifted the lid on deeply entrenched cartels that have for years made a fortune by contributing to the loss of billions of shillings in revenue.
South Africa: Govt Communications Speaks on Final Results of 2019 Elections
[Govt of SA] Work to build a better tomorrow starts now
East Africa: Walking a Tightrope Between Giving Service and Loan Repayments
[East African] East Africa’s finance ministers are walking a tightrope in their quest to finance recurrent government operations and keep major infrastructure projects on course amid falling tax revenues that have weakened key debt sustainability indicators.
Africa: Death By Diet – the Race to Transform the World’s Bad Food Habits
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] Rome -Half a century ago farmers grew rice, sesame and pulses on the land around Myint Soe’s village in Myanmar. Now only paddy fields remain.