KENYAN FAMILIES AGONISE AS LOVED ONES’ BODIES ARE HELD IN MIDDLE EAST
Three Kenyan families whose kin died in the Middle East want Kenya to help them secure the bodies.
Read MoreThree Kenyan families whose kin died in the Middle East want Kenya to help them secure the bodies.
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta Four men alleged to have killed Haitian President Jovenel Moïse have been executed in a police shootout, security forces have said. Another two suspects have been detained whereas some others are still at large in Port-au-Prince, Haiti’s capital. “They will be killed or captured,” the head of police, Leon Charles said. Early Wednesday […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta The Eswatini government has assessed the recent protests and approximated that some 5,000 jobs were lost during that period. As the week began, interim prime minister Themba Masuku toured Matsapha, an area where massive business property was destroyed last week over protests. The state has approximated that the overall national damage is at […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has decried the alarming surge in attacks and kidnappings of children in parts of Africa. In a statement,the agency’s Executive Director Henrietta Fore indicated that the cases were higher in West and Central Africa. UNICEF noted that the “non-state armed groups and parties to the conflict in […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta Ex-South African President Jacob Zuma will spend his first night in prison today. This comes after the former leader turned himself in to South African police early Thursday to commence his 15 month-long sentence. According to officials, Zuma was convicted of contempt of the nation’s loftiest court. Prison officials have asserted that the […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta Haiti President Jovenel Moise has been assassinated by unknown assailants in his private residence at Port-au-Prince. His wife has been wounded and airlifted to a hospital in Miami, US.
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was killed on Wednesday during an ambush at his private residence, Haiti’s interim prime minister Claude Joseph has said. In a statement, Joseph dubbed the killing a “hateful, inhumane and barbaric act”. He confirmed that a group of unknown people attacked Moïse’s home on Wednesday and shot him dead. Martine […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta Tanzania has reopened all its schools even as the government indicates that it is reviewing provided guidelines on countering Covid-19 spread. Abel Makub, the Health Ministry permanent Secretary noted that the government opted to review the earlier guidelines following the global rapid surge of COVID-19 cases. “The Health Ministry has been closely following […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta Three men guilty of poaching 187 dik diks in Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park have been sentenced to 16 years imprisonment each. Kaviha Charo, Katana Unda and Bugo Suluhu were sentenced by the Voi Law Courts on Monday in a ruling that also slapped them with $22,000 fine each. The trio was nabbed […]
Read MoreFaith Nyasuguta The United Nations has said that over 400,000 people in Ethiopia’s Tigray are facing famine. This comes amid a unilateral ceasefire by the federal government that could be at risk of being breached. Last Friday, the UN Security Council held the maiden public meeting in over seven months-since the Tigray war broke out. […]
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