Fabrice Iranzi is a Senior Editor at RegionWeek. He focuses on topics related to Rwanda, Africa, Sudan, Uganda, and the European Union, providing in-depth analysis and coverage of these regions and their interconnections. Fabrice's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in African affairs.
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Fabrice Iranzi's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, regional cooperation and trade within the East African Community (EAC). His articles also delve into topics related to finance, economy, diplomacy and African development. To effectively engage with Fabrice, consider providing insights or analysis on EAC policies, regional economic trends, diplomatic relations within Africa or significant trade agreements in the region. Additionally, offering perspectives on how these developments impact local SMEs and businesses could be well-received by Fabrice.
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The United States has officially excluded Uganda and three other African countries from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).
At least 11 million students and over 200,000 teachers in Tanzania's public schools stand to benefit from the newly launched e-library project in Tanzania, according to Stephen Bestbier, government partnership manager at Snapplify.
By: Fabrice Iranzi
Kenya becomes one of the most expensive safari destinations for foreigners following the decision to increase entry fees to parks whick took effect of January 1st. In the new charges, Kenyans and other East African Community (EAC) adults will pay $14 to visit urban parks such as Nairobi National Park during peak and low seasons. …
By: Fabrice Iranzi
Malawi will start importing maize flour from Tanzania and South Africa to feed the country’s 4.4 million people who are facing food shortages. Commissioner for Department of Disaster Management Affairs Charles Kalemba disclosed this on Monday, Jan. 9 in Lilongwe, the capital of Malawi. Commissioner Charles Kalemba disclosed this on the sidelines of President Lazarus …
The East African Community (EAC) is gearing up for the New Year with a stronger focus on fostering intra-regional trade, resource mobilization, and integrating the newest Partner States.
Kenya has been selected to host the Center for Anti-Corruption Studies and Research in Africa (CEREAC), which is set to be established by the African Association of Anti-Corruption Authorities (AAACA). AAACA was established under the African Union Convention to promote the effective implementation of the African Union Convention on Preventing and Combating Corruption and the …
By: Fabrice Iranzi
In a bid to support the transformation of the root causes of instability in the Great Lakes region, the European Union launched its regional programs on Monday, January 15, 2024, at the Club du Lac Tanganyika, as part of its renewed strategy for the region under the theme “Building the future of the Great Lakes …
The Eastern African military and security chiefs met in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi on Thursday to seek strategies of enhancing their cooperation in combating insecurity in the region.
Bank of Kigali has announced January 25, the waiving of monthly account maintenance fees on all personal accounts in local currency, in a move to promote financial inclusion.
In abide to increase the planting, restoration, and conservation of “Burundi natural heritage trees”, the EMERALD Plan association in collaboration with the Kanyosha authorities planted 10,000 trees on the Musumba hill in Muyira zone, kanyosha commune of Bujumbura province this Saturday 17 February 2024.
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