Author: Henry Omondi

Ruto Assures Schools of Timely Funding Ahead of New Term

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Ruto Assures Schools of Timely Funding Ahead of New Term

President William Ruto has moved to reassure parents, teachers, and school administrators that the upcoming academic term will begin without disruption, following the release of Sh44 billion in capitation funds to schools across the country. The funds, according to the President, will be fully received by learning institutions before students

GHANAIAN ‘PROPHET’ REMANDED AFTER DOOMSDAY FLOOD FAILS TO MATERIALISE

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GHANAIAN ‘PROPHET’ REMANDED AFTER DOOMSDAY FLOOD FAILS TO MATERIALISE

ACCRA, Ghana – Evans Eshun, the self-styled prophet known to his followers and online audiences as “Ebo Noah,” is in police custody facing charges of causing public fear and panic, after his widely publicised prediction of a world-ending flood proved false. Eshun, who gained viral notoriety throughout 2025, had prophesied a catastrophic,

BREAKING: U.S. Claims Capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in Unprecedented Military Operation

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BREAKING: U.S. Claims Capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in Unprecedented Military Operation In a stunning declaration that has sent shockwaves across the globe, former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States military has captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, First Lady Cilia Flores. The announcement, made via Trump’s Truth Social platform, claims that a “large scale strike” was conducted against Venezuela, resulting in Maduro being “captured and flown out of the Country.” Trump stated the operation was done with U.S. law enforcement and promised further details at a news conference scheduled for 11 A.M. at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. Operation Details Emerge U.S. officials, speaking to CBS News, have identified the unit responsible as Delta Force, the U.S. Army's elite counter-terrorism unit. If verified, this operation represents an extraordinary and unprecedented direct intervention into a sovereign Latin American nation to extract its sitting head of state, surpassing even the 1989 capture of Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega. The U.S. has long accused Maduro of leading a criminal narco-terfficking organization, charges he vehemently denies. A $50 million reward for information leading to his arrest had been offered by the U.S. State Department. Venezuela in Crisis: Government Reacts From Caracas, the situation remains chaotic and defiant. Venezuela’s Defence Minister, Vladimir Padrino López, announced the immediate deployment of all military forces across the country, calling for united resistance against what he termed "the worst aggression" Venezuela has ever faced. He insisted the armed forces were acting on “Maduro’s orders,” despite the president's absence. Vice President Delcy Rodríguez stated that the government does not know the whereabouts of Maduro or Flores and has demanded “immediate proof of life” from the United States. Political Fallout and Uncertain Future The potential removal of Maduro marks a seismic shift in Venezuelan and regional politics. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, according to Republican Senator Mike Lee, anticipates no further military action now that Maduro is reportedly in U.S. custody. Lee confirmed that Maduro is expected to stand trial on criminal charges in the United States. Supporters of the intervention hope it will pave the way for Venezuela’s opposition, led by figures like María Corina Machado, to assume power. However, analysts warn of severe instability. Maduro retained the loyalty of significant military and paramilitary forces, and his forcible removal could trigger violent unrest and a protracted power struggle. Other members of Maduro's government are likely fearing for their own futures. Historical Parallels and Unanswered Questions The operation draws direct, yet escalated, parallels to the 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama to capture Manuel Noriega. Both leaders were accused by the U.S. of drug trafficking and had claimed victory in disputed elections. However, Noriega’s capture followed a declared war and conventional military invasion, whereas details of the Maduro operation suggest a covert, high-stakes extraction without widespread ground combat. Major questions remain unanswered: Where are Maduro and his wife being held? What is the legal justification cited by the U.S.? How will Venezuela’s institutions and people respond in the coming hours and days? The world now awaits the promised U.S. news conference for further clarity on an event that has redrawn the boundaries of international intervention.

In a stunning declaration that has sent shockwaves across the globe, former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States military has captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, First Lady Cilia Flores. The announcement, made via Trump’s Truth Social platform, claims that a “large scale strike” was

Two Police Officers Killed in Al-Shabaab IED Attack in Garissa

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Two Police Officers Killed in Al-Shabaab IED Attack in Garissa

Two police officers were killed and five others injured on Wednesday when their patrol vehicle struck an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) in Garissa County. The attack, attributed to the Somali-based militant group Al-Shabaab, targeted a Border Patrol Unit Land Cruiser as it was patrolling the Liboi-Kulan road, an area known

IEBC Imposes Heavy Fines on Kasipul Candidates Aroko and Were for Campaign Chaos

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IEBC Imposes Heavy Fines on Kasipul Candidates Aroko and Were for Campaign Chaos

In a decisive move to curb electoral violence, the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has levied substantial fines against two candidates vying for the Kasipul parliamentary seat. The commission's Disciplinary Committee has ordered independent candidate Philip Aroko and Boyd Were of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) to each pay

Blueprint for Luxury: Inside Kenya’s Plan to Privatize Beaches and Islands

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Blueprint for Luxury: Inside Kenya's Plan to Privatize Beaches and Islands

In a major tourism overhaul, the Kenyan government has identified five beaches and four islands for privatization under its new National Tourism Strategy (2025-2030). This initiative aims to re-engineer the country's tourism offerings and attract significant investment. The plan introduces a four-tier beach classification system. Beaches like Vipingo and Msambweni are

ODM Vows to Uphold Raila’s Legacy, Reaffirms Role in Government

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In a powerful declaration of unity and purpose, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has firmly committed to its place within Kenya's broad-based government, silencing rumors of internal disarray. The party's Central Committee has vowed to uphold the final political vision of its late leader, Raila Odinga, by ensuring stability and continuity until the 2027 general elections. The resolution was announced by ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna following a pivotal meeting of the party's Central Management Committee. He stated that the party would honor the "ten-point agenda" that formed the basis of their partnership with the current administration, a commitment they describe as essential for national "peace and stability." Directly addressing whispers of factionalism, Sifuna delivered a resounding call for cohesion. He framed ODM not merely as a political party, but as a sacred "covenant" that members are duty-bound to preserve in the wake of their leader's passing. "Let us resist the temptation to scatter in despair, or to fight over his political inheritance as leaders often do when giants fall," Sifuna urged. "We commit here in unison... that we will not be responsible for any breakup in the party, or any unnecessary political turbulence that runs counter to Jakom’s dream." In a move to channel collective grief into remembrance, the committee also announced plans to hold a series of memorial services across the nation. These gatherings will serve to celebrate the life and enduring political vision of the late Raila Odinga, reinforcing the unity he championed.

In a powerful declaration of unity and purpose, the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has firmly committed to its place within Kenya's broad-based government, silencing rumors of internal disarray. The party's Central Committee has vowed to uphold the final political vision of its late leader, Raila Odinga, by ensuring stability and