By Independent Reporter
US president Barack Obama has said that his country is ready to continue partnering with African countries, one of the fastest growing continents in the world to enhance job creation, create growth among other opportunities. In his speech at the ongoing US-Africa Business Summit, the popular US president said while in South Africa, in Soweto, last year he held a town hall with young men and women from across the continent, including some who participated through a video from Uganda.
“… One young Ugandan woman spoke for many Africans when she said to me we are looking to the world for equal business partners and commitments, and not necessarily aid,” Obama said, adding we want to do

Wendi Mobile Wallet digitizes Parish Development Model...

EU, Denmark to fund Uganda’s first Climate-Resilient...

IRA sets Annual Insurance Week for March

Collective investment scheme assets exceed Shs3.85tn

Uganda Baati fueling industrial growth at Inspire...

UEGCL reports 60% growth in net profit...

BOU Governor to Airtel: Create more digital...

Time Ethiopia ends visa barriers for Africans

Four Powerball Rolldown winners claim over sh28...

Enter New Players: Who wins?
“So the bottom line is the United States is making a major and long-term investment in Africa’s progress,” he said, adding and taken together, the new commitments I have described today — across our government and by our many partners will total up to US$33 billion. He said the support will boost development across Africa and jobs in the United States.