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Ethiopia and Kenya Unite to Boost Cross-Border Development and Connectivity

Strengthening Ties: Ethiopia and Kenya's Commitment to Regional Integration Ethiopia and Kenya are stepping boldly into a new chapter of collaboration aimed at enhancing infrastructural connectivity, socio-economic development, and trade facilitation. With shared ambitions for regional integration and prosperity, these two nations have come together to forge a path that may well symbolize hope for the Horn of Africa. In a Joint Communique issued today, the countries expressed their commitment following a significant…

Uganda, South Sudan, and CAR Unite to Fund 1,800km Cross-Border Road Project

Sputnik Africa reports an exciting development for infrastructure in East and Central Africa: an ambitious 1,800-kilometer road project poised to connect Uganda, South Sudan, and the Central African Republic (CAR). This initiative represents a monumental task, executed in phases and designed to progressively enhance connectivity across borders—from Uganda, moving through South Sudan, and finally reaching CAR. But what does this mean for the residents of these nations and their economies? Project Phases The journey begins…

The Evolution of Cross-Border Payments in 2025: A Business Insight

The Future of Cross-Border Payments The encouraging news is that banks are finally acknowledging the challenges plaguing international money transfers. A striking 62% of them are now actively pursuing partnerships with fintech companies in search of solutions. Let’s face it, when you send money across borders, it shouldn’t vanish into a black hole. In this guide, we’ll delve into the impending transformation of cross-border payments in 2025 and explore how innovations such as blockchain technology and digital wallets are…

Jubbaland’s Second-in-Command Engages with IOM and IGAD Delegates on Humanitarian and Cross-Border Challenges

Kismayo (AX) – On a warm Monday in Dolow, the sweet aroma of brewing tea filled the air as Jubbaland's First Vice President, Mahmoud Sayid Adan, convened with a delegation from the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD). This meeting, nestled in the scenic Gedo region, was not merely about pleasantries; pressing matters laid on the table, crying out for nuanced discussion. Among the lively delegates were members of the Jubbaland cabinet, along with Gedo…

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