Gunmen kill at least 67 in west-central Nigeria
Gunmen have killed at least 67 people in Kwara state in west-central Nigeria, authorities said Wednesday, with the toll expected to rise.
Author: Kevin Sewe
Uganda court dismisses first anti-gay law case
A Ugandan court has dismissed the first case brought under an anti-gay law seen as one of the harshest in the world, a lawyer told AFP on Tuesday.
Ghana pauses citizenship applications for African descendants abroad
Ghana has said it is suspending citizenship applications from descendents of Africans living abroad, a move analysts say could dent the country’s bid to promote itself as a Pan-African hub.
Why a money bouquet could land someone in legal trouble this Valentine’s
While love may be priceless, the law is clear: Kenya Shilling banknotes are not decorative items.
Tusker Malt Anchors the Chairman’s Cup at Nairobi’s Polo Season Finale
Tusker Malt’s polo team, Raphael Nzomo, Hiromi Nzomo, Kelvin Jumba, and Michelle Morgan, held BMW to a gripping 4–4 draw…
Oburu downplays claims ODM is negotiating for Deputy President Position With Ruto
“For the Deputy President, we do not want your seat. You are our friend. As we negotiate, we will negotiate for what our people deserve and for all Kenyans.”
Uganda army chief apologises over previous X post accusing US of helping opposition
Uganda’s army chief broke ties with the United States on Friday, accusing its embassy of helping missing opposition leader Bobi Wine, then reversed his stance an hour later.
Senegal coach Thiaw banned, fined after AFCON final chaos
Senegal coach Pape Thiaw has been banned for five Confederation of African Football (CAF) matches and fined $100,000 after the chaotic scenes at the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final against Morocco this month, it was announced on Thursday.
Winnie Odinga accuses Oketch Salah of lying about Raila’s final moments
Conflicting accounts have emerged between the late ex-Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s daughter Winnie Odinga and businessman Oketch Salah regarding his…
Moody’s upgrades Kenya’s credit rating on lower default risk
Moody’s Ratings has upgraded Kenya’s sovereign credit rating from B3 to Caa1, citing a decline in near-term default risk supported by stronger external liquidity and improved access to international capital markets.
