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Kiambu squatters plead with President Ruto to end 32-year land row
More than 600 squatters in Kiambu County have appealed to the government to intervene in a decades-long land dispute that…
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Rodri gives Barcelona green light for Manchester City transfer talks
Barcelona have secured Rodrigo Hernández Cascante’s permission to open negotiations with Manchester City over a potential transfer for the Spain…
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Africa’s natural wealth under siege
For millions of people across Africa and the developing world, biodiversity loss is increasingly threatening livelihoods, food security and access…
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FIFA backs Infantino despite mounting calls for his ouster
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has survived a mounting leadership crisis after the organisation’s senior executives reaffirmed their support for him…
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Agriculture CS Kagwe bar sugar imports, warn against market disruption
Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has ordered an immediate halt to new sugar import licences, saying Kenya has sufficient stocks…
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Trump renews push to restrict US birthright citizenship
US President Donald Trump has renewed his campaign to restrict birthright citizenship, signing two executive orders aimed at limiting citizenship…
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Kesogon, Chesamis crowned National Volleyball champions
Kesogon Mixed Senior School and Chesamis Boys emerged as the new Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) national volleyball champions…
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Telecom services top Kenya’s consumer complaints as billing, network woes persist
A latest report by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA)has revealed that telecommunications services generated the highest number of consumer…
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DR Congo screens quarantined river boat passengers over Ebola fears
Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are screening more than 250 passengers aboard a river boat intercepted near…
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Ruto’s university debt trap: 200,000 students in the crosshairs
More than 200,000 students expected to join universities in September could become the first casualties of the government’s radical overhaul…
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