Ford Foundation Opens New Offices in Nairobi After President Ruto Accused it of Backing Gen Z Protests
The foundation has been operating in Kenya since 1963 and remains involved in various development initiatives in the region
Author: Joy Cheptoo
Tanzania’s 2020 Election Case- A Crucial Conversation for East Africa’s Democracy
The ongoing case has become a key topic in discussions about electoral justice, especially after claims of electoral fraud, violence and human rights violations during Tanzania’s 2020 elections.
Students Arrested in Uganda During Protest Against Stanbic Bank’s Involvement in EACOP
The students were attempting to deliver a petition outlining concerns about the environmental and human rights impacts of the project, including forced displacement and inadequate compensation for affected communities.
Muturi: ‘If Their Goal Was To Silence Me, Then They Have Dialed The Wrong Number’
Muturi continues to insist that his dismissal is directly linked to his commitment to addressing human rights violations and he vowed to keep fighting for accountability, no matter the cost.
FKF Suspends Goalkeeper Patrick Matasi Over Match-Fixing Allegations
This development follows a wave of public scrutiny regarding Matasi’s recent performances, which included conceding goals that raised suspicions among football fans.
Rwanda Cuts Diplomatic Ties with Belgium Amid Ongoing Tensions
The government emphasized that this move reflects Rwanda’s dedication to safeguarding its national interests, maintaining peace, and upholding sovereignty and mutual respect.
Lissu, Semu, Sifuna na Viongozi Wengine wa Kisiasa Wazuiwa Kuingia Angola
Viongozi hao walizuiwa kuingia nchini bila maelezo yoyote kutoka kwa mamlaka za Angola.
Lissu, Semu, Sifuna & Other Political Leaders Denied Entry into Angola
The incident raises diplomatic and political concerns, particularly as many of those denied entry are opposition leaders in their respective countries.
President Ruto Declares Free National IDs for All Kenyans
Previously, Kenyans were required to pay Ksh.300 for a first-time ID application, while lost IDs attracted a replacement fee of Ksh.1,000
Prof. Philemon Mikol Sarungi Laid to Rest in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Prof. Sarungi’s passing marks the end of an era, but his legacy will continue to inspire future generations
