Ugandan President Idi Amin's regime reportedly used marriage, ethnicity, and murder to consolidate power, with his polygamy a cover for surveillance and lethal punishment. Meanwhile, Kenyan car owners are advised to avoid six common habits that prema...Ugandan President Idi Amin's regime reportedly used marriage, ethnicity, and murder to consolidate power, with his polygamy a cover for surveillance and lethal punishment. Meanwhile, Kenyan car owners are advised to avoid six common habits that prematurely damage vehicles, leading to frequent repairs and higher costs, threatening long-term car reliability.••• Listen for full story (6 min)(more in audio brief)
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) announced the death of Georgina Margaret Oketch, a member of the party’s Disability League and former nominated Member of County Assembly (MCA) for Siaya County Assembly, after a short illness. This news follows shortly after the confirmation of the death of Kenya Kwanza Alliance's nominated Member of Parliament, Denar Joseph Hamisi, at the age of 56.
Car owners in Kenya often unknowingly engage in habits that prematurely damage their vehicles, leading to frequent repairs and increased costs. Experts highlight six common practices that shorten a car's lifespan, emphasizing the importance of understanding these issues for long-term vehicle reliability.
His polygamy masked a darker world of surveillance, jealousy and lethal punishment and those who crossed him faced arrest, disappearance or horrific death.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced "very constructive" discussions with Donald Trump's peace envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner regarding a peace plan, despite continued Russian bombardments and no apparent concessions from Moscow.
During the burial of Beryl Odinga, Ida Odinga firmly told politicians to stop pressuring the grieving family about the 2027 elections and political succession. She emphasized the family's need for space to mourn following the recent deaths of her husband, Raila Odinga, and Beryl.
Oburu Odinga, the new leader of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, has dismissed "restructuring" talk and asserted his leadership following the death of his brother, Raila Odinga. Speaking at the burial of his sister, Beryl Achieng Odinga, Oburu urged party unity during the family's period of grief.
A government-commissioned white paper titled "Digital Bangladesh" has exposed extensive corruption, political influence, and systemic governance failures that undermined the nation's digital transformation efforts, largely reducing it to "an architecture of political slogan" rather than a coherent strategy.
During the burial of his sister, Beryl Achieng Odinga, ODM Party Leader Oburu Oginga Odinga corrected long-standing distortions about his late father, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga’s, political and economic philosophy, insisting he was wrongly cast as a communist.
The closure of borders between Pakistan and Afghanistan has left dozens of Pakistani truck drivers stranded for weeks, leading to a deepening trade crisis. This standoff, which began on October 11 after clashes between Pakistani and Afghan forces, has severely impacted regional trade and caused substantial losses for exporters.
A DCI officer was fatally stabbed in Kitale while attempting to arrest a murder suspect, during an incident where a gang tried to rescue the suspect. Another youth also died from a gunshot wound during the altercation in the Matisi area. Trans Nzoia County Criminal Investigation Officer, Josephat Ndung’u, confirmed the ongoing investigation.
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