International
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Ex-midwife enthroned as first female Archbishop of Canterbury
Mullally, who is married with two children, becomes the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury, the first having been appointed in the late sixth century.
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‘Deadliest Year Ever’ for Red Sea Migrants with 922 Deaths: UN
“2025 was the deadliest year ever recorded on the Eastern migration route… with 922 people dead or missing — double the number from the previous year,” Tanja Pacifico, head of mission for the International Organisation…
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Pope urged to appoint exorcists in every diocese over fears of worldwide surge in Satanism
The Pope has been urged by the International Association of Exorcists (AIE) to appoint at least one trained exorcist priest in every diocese worldwide due to a reported surge in Satanism and occult practices.
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Kenya Ranked As East Africa’s Largest Economy And Gateway To Global Markets
Kenya’s GDP stood at about $125 billion in 2024 and is projected to surpass $130 billion in 2025
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Haiti Violence Killed More Than 5,500 in Less Than a Year: UN
According to data verified by the Human Rights Office, at least 5,519 people were killed in Haiti and 2,608 injured between March 1 last year and January 15, 2026.
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Kenya:Mvua kubwa za mafuriko nchini Kenya zaua watu 81 mwezi Machi
Zaidi ya familia 3,000 zimelazimika kuondoka makwao katika jamii ya Nyakach, huku baadhi wakikimbilia katika vituo vinane vya muda, wakazi walisema, wakati maji kutoka mto Mirui unaofurika yakiendelea kuhatarisha eneo hilo.
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Action movie star Chuck Norris has died
Norris reportedly fell ill on Thursday on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.
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Maasai Community Rejects Government Relocation Plans, Cites Human Rights Violations
The Maasai International Solidarity Alliance (MISA) has rejected the recommendations of two Presidential Commissions on land use and relocation policies in Tanzania, asserting the Maasai community’s right to remain on their ancestral lands.
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World Bank Bars PwC Kenya and Rwanda From Projects Over Ethiopia Power Tender
The World Bank said the sanction follows findings of fraudulent and collusive practices connected to consultancy work under the Eastern Electricity Highway Project, which is part of the Eastern Africa Power Integration Program.
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Israel says killed Iran national security chief Larijani
The killing of Larijani, if confirmed by Tehran, would represent the highest-profile assassination since Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei and other senior figures were slain during the wave of US-Israeli strikes that started the war…
