At the end of a tumultuous week that had him wrestling with dire economic warnings and preparing for his first presidential debate, Sen. Barack Obama seemed pleased, even relaxed, last night as he paid homage to political forebears and took

Water and Irrigation minister Charity Ngilu has given the Mombasa Water and Sewerage Company six weeks to provide her office with employment records for scrutiny after claims of irregularities in hiring workers were raised.

The Anambra state government has assured two communities of employment opportunities for acquiring their land meant for erection of refineries as soon as the project kicks off.

President Paul Kagame Wednesday called upon multinational companies to invest in Africa and other developing countries to help them achieve prosperity. He was speaking at the launch of the Business Call to Action, a function held on the sidelines of

To address the constant power failure in the state, Lagos state government is set to launch a project which will see the state employing wind energy as its alternative source of power supply.

Nairobi City Council is broke and has had to resort to seeking a hefty bank loan to sustain staff salaries and councillors' allowances, the Sunday Nation has established.

The National Social Security Fund has sued Sheraton Kampala Hotel over failure to pay shs1billion being contribution for its employees.

Hundreds of workers at Kinyara Sugar Works Limited in Masindi District are living under a cloud of fear and uncertainty.

Kenya Post Primary Education Teachers Union (KUPPET) has asked parents to withdraw their children from secondary schools countrywide before their strike planned for October 3.

Cabinet on Wednesday turned down a request by Finance Minister Dr Ezra Suruma that it approves his wish to sack the two top managers of National Social Security Fund (NSSF).

The federal government has been urged to encourage the evolution of an indigenous textiles technology as a means of enhancing national development.

Governor Rotimi Amaechi says he sold one of the three aircraft owned by the government because funds required for their maintainance was enormous, and that since they were of lesser priority, the only reasonable thing to do was to sell

Lagosians will heave a sigh of relief Monday when the third Mainland bridge which was closed to traffic on August 2, 2008 for critical repairs re-opens at midnight on Sunday.

The Corps Marshal and Chief Executive of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), Osita Chidoka, has urged the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN) to support the commission's campaign against overloading.

The Kriegler Commission's report on the 2007 elections is making Kenyans think harder on how to enhance poll integrity.

Six years ago, the government promised "to make e-government a reality" by June 2004.

When I sat down to watch the evening TV news on Friday, September 19, one of the news items was the announcement by Ms Florence Namayanja, the deputy mayor of Kampala City Council (KCC), banning boda boda (motorcycle taxis) from

The attack by Somali pirates would have been avoided had the owners heeded warnings of insecurity along the Gulf of Aden.