Mwanzo Editor
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Jack Dorsey: Twitter’s Ex-Boss Backs KSh 245m Investment in Kenya-Based Mining Firm Gridles
Dorsey surprised hotel staff at Crazy Grill in Parklands when he popped in for a simple meal before heading out for business engagements. On noticing him, those in the hotel gave him a warm welcome…
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Twitter Founder Jack Dorsey is in Kenya in a low-key visit
Dorsey, who was among the founders of the social media platform before it was sold to billionaire Elon Musk, surprised staff at Crazy Grill in Parklands when he popped in for a meal before he…
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South Africa to decriminalise sex work
The sale and purchase of sexual services will no longer be treated as a crime under proposed legislation put forward by the justice ministry
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Singer Celine Dion fighting rare neurological disorder
The singer tearfully revealed that she is suffering from Stiff-Person Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that is affecting her singing
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Outrage as Iran carries out first hanging over protests
Mohsen Shekari, 23, had been convicted and sentenced to death for blocking a street and wounding a paramilitary during the early phase of the protests in mid-September
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Kenya drought leaves wildlife gasping for breath
Wildlife has also paid a heavy price, with 205 elephants, 512 wildebeest, 381 zebras and 12 giraffes dying from the drought between February and October this year
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Japan confident of bright future despite World Cup heartbreak
Japan failed to reach the World Cup quarter-finals once again but stunning wins over Germany and Spain and more players moving to Europe suggest the Blue Samurai will return stronger. Japan were eliminated by Croatia…
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UAE leader visits Qatar for the first time since blockade
The United Arab Emirates’ president on Monday began his first visit to Qatar since the end of a nearly four-year regional blockade that put ties in the deep freeze
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Air Tanzania plane seized in the Netherlands
Air Tanzania Company Limited plane has been seized in the Netherlands after a Swedish firm won a $165 million award against Tanzania due to revoked land title in the Bagamoyo sugar project. It is still…
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World Cup: Peek inside a US$200-a-night ‘room’ in Qatar (The Caravan City)
he price of accommodation has been one of the main issues stopping people from traveling to the World Cup in Qatar. Tournament tourists have been managed so strictly that fans can only book accommodation in…
