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Kabarak University: Experts warn of new scramble for Africa as rule of law crisis deepens

Legal experts warn that weakening global rule of law could trigger a new scramble for Africa's resources, urging stronger African legal sovereignty.

By Aro 14 days ago

Kenya leads African space climate revolution

Africa is moving away from its reliance on foreign weather satellites, which have long struggled to provide the specific data required to track the continent's volatile climate patterns.

By Aro 18 days ago

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Africa's birds vanishing into Asian markets

A study has revealed that more than 1 million wild birds were shipped from Africa to Asian trade hubs between 2006 and 2020.

By Aro 18 days ago

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Ruto's playbook that is eating Orange party from the inside

Reports suggest President Ruto is strategically weakening ODM through alliances, grassroots networks, and internal divisions as both parties engage in uncertain coalition talks ahead of 2027.

By Aro 19 days ago

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Experts say Ruto is driving economy to the ground over rising fuel prices

President William Ruto is walking a tightrope as the fuel crisis threatens to revive the cost-of-living pressures that nearly crippled his administration during the 2024 Gen Z demonstrations.

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ODM's rapid decline betrayal to Raila struggles

Six months after Raila Odinga's death, ODM is facing internal divisions, alleged betrayal and political realignment threats that risk eroding his legacy.

By Aro 23 days ago

Civil jail is not punishment, it is a fair debt collection tool

If someone obtains a money judgment against you, they can cause you to be jailed for up to six months should you fail to pay up.

By Aro 23 days ago

Why parents, guardians must always keep an eye on children

Parents and guardians must remain vigilant at all times as children face increasing risks of sexual exploitation both offline and online.

By Aro 25 days ago

This is Africa's turning point on health security

Across Africa, new threats to public health are on the rise, putting additional strain on the continent's health systems, which are already overstretched.

By Aro 28 days ago

Slain scribe's kin still waiting for compensation

Journalist William Munuhe was killed 23 years ago trying to help US arrest Felician Kabuga.

By Aro 1 month ago

Banking on women is banking on families, communities

Across Africa, the story of financial inclusion has been one of remarkable progress.

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Oburu faces test as party heads to explosive NDC

ODM is facing a defining week with possible implications for its future as the planned NDC looms.

By Aro 1 month ago

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Why Watamu has joined elite 2026 romantic destinations

Watamu has officially been crowned one of the top ten most romantic escapes globally by the world's largest travel guidance platform.

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Dawn attack on ex-PS Irungu Nyakera-linked hotel leaves more questions

The fangs of hooliganism in Kisumu reared its ugly head after goons raided a hotel belonging to former PS Irungu Nyakera, vandalizing property and stealing equipment.

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Faces of impunity: PS Bitok, Cheluget linked to RSF passport saga

Senior government officials under whose watch members of a Sudanese militia and suspected Somali terrorists acquired Kenyan passports and identification cards are walking with their heads high.

By Aro 1 month ago

Emotional send-off for Nandi chopper crash victims

Thousands mourned MP Johanna Ngeno and four others killed in a helicopter crash, with President William Ruto among leaders paying tribute to her advocacy and family devotion.

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Friend and foe unite to lay to rest fearless defender and beloved father

Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ngeno, a fearless government critic and defender of his people, was mourned by thousands, uniting friends and foes at his burial attended by President William Ruto.

By Aro 2 months ago

Kisumu County to pilot financial tracking in bid to improve food systems

Keen to bolster food security in the country, stakeholders have unveiled an ambitious financial tracking initiative to help counties monitor investments in food systems.

By Aro 2 months ago

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Mau and land disputes dominate prayers for chopper crash victims

Issues surrounding Mau settlements and land tussles in Ang'ata Barikoi dominated a joint requiem for Emurua Dikirr MP Johanna Ngeno and four others who died in a helicopter crash.

By Aro 2 months ago

Communities guard rare birds while boosting tourism in Kitui

Communities in Kitui County are protecting rare bird species around Mutitu forest while promoting eco-tourism through organised birding and biodiversity counts.

By Aro 2 months ago

Five-star AFC Leopards not ready to give up on Premier League dream

AFC Leopards striker Samuel Ssenyonjo believes they can build from their 5-1 win over Shabana and push to challenge for the SportPesa Premier League title

By Aro 2 months ago

Artists in limbo as Nakuru's main theatre remains shut a year later

Nakuru Players Theatre, standing at the heart of Nakuru City, is a shadow of its former self, isolated and its fields overgrown with grass with only one guard manning the abandoned playhouse.

By Aro 2 months ago

Beetle invasion puts Africa's Baobabs at risk

Researchers have urged African countries to strengthen biosecurity measures and invest in research to protect baobabs after studies revealed that killer beetles are destroying the trees.

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How rogue Immigration officials are selling the Kenyan ID

A network of corrupt Kenya Immigration Department officials, aided by systemic weaknesses, has reportedly facilitated the sale of Kenyan IDs and passports to Somali nationals and terrorists.

By Aro 2 months ago

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From warlords to shadowy figures, how rogue officials dish out passports to crooks

Details have emerged of how rogue immigration officials, allegedly acting on instructions from senior government figures, aided one of Sudan's most wanted warlords, to acquire Kenyan passports.

By Aro 2 months ago

Kisumu in new bid to incorporate children in budget-making, public participation

Children in Kisumu are participating in budgeting and development decisions through a new initiative that empowers them to influence policies affecting their future.

By Aro 2 months ago

Researchers call for stringent biosecurity protocols to save baobabs from dying

Researchers have challenged African countries to tighten biosecurity protocols and support research to save baobabs

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Why the return of 8 critically endangered bongos was aborted

A chartered Boeing, which was slated to carry eight critically endangered Mountain bongo antelopes from South Florida to Kenya

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New research shows African elephants call each other by name

Researchers have confirmed that elephants also call out to one another using unique sounds, proving that names are not a uniquely human invention.

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Kenya launches national carbon registry to boost transparency

The National Carbon Registry is designed to track every carbon credit generated within the country and verify all carbon projects to ensure that climate projects align with the Paris Agreement.

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James Orengo: Man of all seasons in Kenya's ever shifting political winds

For more than four decades, Orengo has occupied a unique space in Kenya's political theatre, sometimes at the centre of power, often at its margins, but always unmistakably present.

By Aro 2 months ago

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How Odinga dynasty war is shattering ODM

Sharp divisions over succession and the political direction of ODM are threatening to split the family of the late Raila Odinga.

By Aro 2 months ago

Report warns of rising threats on key biodiversity areas

A new status report released by Nature Kenya, reveals that only five key biodiversity sites remain in favourable condition, while the majority, 31 sites, are now ranked as unfavourable.

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Unable to take criticism, ODM kicks out Sifuna as spokesman

Sifuna has been bold and unapologetic over his decision to oppose the endorsement by a section of leaders to support President Ruto's 2027 bid

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IUCN launches plan to conserve trans-boundary world heritage sites

IUCN says the programme is aimed at scaling up green economy solutions that generate sustainable livelihoods while strengthening conservation outcomes in several World Heritage sites.

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Money and mystery: How Oketch Salah has burst ODM's political turf

Oketch Salah has the skills and ability that few in ODM have, and has positioned himself as a key political player that cannot be wished away just yet.

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Battle lines drawn as Oburu takes on Sifuna over party leadership dispute

Party leader publicly criticises Secretary General over indiscipline and coalition talks with UDA as insiders now consider disciplinary action against Sifuna and perceived rebels.

By Aro 3 months ago

Battle lines drawn as Oburu takes on Sifuna

ODM leader Oburu Oginga confronts SG Edwin Sifuna over his stance while defending a pre-election pact with President Ruto's UDA.

By Aro 3 months ago

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Zoning: Panic as ODM, UDA pact falls apart

ODM leaders hoping to secure zoning in their political arrangement UDA have been thrown into limbo as the President's fold intensifies preparations for 2027 General Election.

By Aro 3 months ago

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Inside Oketch Salah's fast-growing political clout

Oketch Salah rose rapidly in ODM politics, leveraging proximity to Raila Odinga, money, and influence, leaving allies impressed, critics suspicious, and questions lingering.

By Aro 3 months ago