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EAC calls for digital reforms to improve One Stop Border Posts
East African Bloc

EAC calls for digital reforms to improve One Stop Border Posts

The assessment found that the One Stop Border Posts have significantly improved the movement of goods and people by reducing border crossing times and boosting trade. However, the regional bloc warned that staffing shortages, ageing infrastructure and delays by regulatory agencies continue to undermine border efficiency and increase the cost of doing business.

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KEG condemns reported closure of Nation Media Group Uganda
East African Bloc

KEG condemns reported closure of Nation Media Group Uganda

In a statement issued on Monday, KEG said the reported deployment of military force against a media organisation represented a serious threat to freedom of expression and the rule of law, warning that such actions could undermine democratic governance and public access to independent information.

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EAC secures Sh1.2 billion from Germany and KfW to bolster Ebola preparedness
Health and Wellness

EAC secures Sh1.2 billion from Germany and KfW to bolster Ebola preparedness

The funding agreement was signed at the EAC Headquarters in Arusha by EAC Secretary General Amb. Stephen P. Mbundi and KfW Development Bank Country Director for Tanzania and the EAC, Ms Vanessa Eidt, as the region intensifies efforts to contain the ongoing Ebola outbreak and improve its readiness for future public health threats.

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Museveni drops 28 ministers in major cabinet shake-up
East African Bloc

Museveni drops 28 ministers in major cabinet shake-up

Among the biggest casualties of the reshuffle is former Finance Minister Matia Kasaija, who exits after years at the Treasury. Former Foreign Affairs Minister Gen. (Rtd) Jeje Odongo and former Gender Minister Betty Amongi were also removed from Cabinet.

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Ebola cases rise to 5 in Uganda after 3 new infections
East African Bloc

Ebola cases rise to 5 in Uganda after 3 new infections

Director General of Health Services Prof Charles Olaro said the infections were confirmed after laboratory testing and that the patients are currently receiving treatment. A sample was collected and tested for Ebola Virus Disease, with results later returning positive.

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