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(VIDEO) Mining sites in Migori shut down after six people are hospitalized from consuming contaminated water
(VIDEO) Ruto secures Ghana’s endorsement for Raila’s AUC bid; Kenya to back Ghana for Commonwealth SG.
Tanzania mourns comedian behind ‘Kata simu tupo site’ phrase
Lilian Atho: How I became CEO after quitting teaching for groceries
Josiane Umulinga: From Tragedy to Triumph – A Story of Forgiveness and Resilience
- Kenya
MPs mull laws to safeguard boda boda operators from loan sharks
Kahiga directs Public Service Board to stop salaries of 59 Nyeri doctors on strike
Kenya seeks close parliamentary ties with Canada
(VIDEO) Mining sites in Migori shut down after six people are hospitalized from consuming contaminated water
Governor Sakaja to deliver state of the County address
- FACT CHECK
Image shows road destroyed by underground explosion in South Africa, not Kenya
Posts falsely claim old video shows Kenyan protesters storming Kitale police station
How to identify AI-generated images that fool people
Anti-LGBTQ disinformation surges online in East Africa
Logo of Kenyan political party digitally added to cult leader’s T-shirt
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- Focus on China
Action plan to increase supply of digital talent – China Daily
China expands green mine construction scope – China Daily
China aims to further clean up medical sector – China Daily
Chinese scientists construct database of nutrient concentrations in Chinese lakes – China Daily
China unifies medicine catalog covered by medical insurance – China Daily
- Counties
Wa Iria flies helicopter to Murang’a to pick orders stopping his arrest
Child dies from drowning as floods wreck havoc in Kisumu’s Nyakach
40-year-old woman arraigned in court for defiling boy aged 17
Stray buffalo kills man aged 60 in Voi town
Stolen lorry recovered at a garage in Karen undergoing identity change
- CHINA DAILY
- OP-ED
“China threat” is at the center of Japan-U.S. ties
Richie Olaka: Fostering Environmental Conservation and Peace Through Equitable Resource Allocation
How to use communication to manage turbulent times
Victor Bwire: Seizing the Opportunity of the Safari Rally to Showcase the Kenyan Brand
The Pathway of Water: Promoting Peaceful Ties, fostering Harmony and Prosperity
Africa
Uganda was a pioneer in institutionalising youth participation in decision-making. Youth engagement in political structures is considered to be a tool for government control. We...
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The Islamic State in Central Africa Province thrives on Congolese-Rwandese rivalry, as well as regional mistrust dating back decades. Creating real regional cooperation and trust would...
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The audit report found that the quality of the country’s drinkable water is getting worse. Nearly half (46%) of all water supply systems pose acute human...
ENERGY REFORMS
Another factor that motivates many potential entrants to nuclear power is that it has historically been perceived in many quarters as confirmation of high technological...
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Interest in Amin’s work stems from three main aspects. The first is his vast and diverse body of work. The second is his focus....
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Golden moles are elusive little animals that spend nearly their entire lives underground. They are very seldom seen by humans.
business
African countries lost control to foreign mining companies – the 3 steps that allowed this to happen
The Bakajika Law of June 1966 required all foreign-based companies to establish their headquarters in the DRC, then known as Zaire, by the end of the...
Africa
Zambia’s inability to reach a definitive agreement with all its creditors is not for lack of trying. But it has had bad luck.
Africa
The high cost of making cross border payments on the African continent has driven governments on the continent to seek options of settling trade and other...