Autopsies reveal head injuries, illness, and other causes as investigations continue. Postmortem examinations on eight more bodies discovered at a mass grave in Kericho have revealed varied causes of death, as investigations into the case continue. The autopsies, completed on March 27, 2026, were conducted by a team of government pathologists led
Author: Henry Omondi
Former Nepal PM Arrested Following Deadly Crackdown on Protests
KATHMANDU – In a significant development that has sent shockwaves through Nepal’s political landscape, former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli was arrested on Saturday on charges related to a violent government crackdown on protests last year that left more than 70 people dead. The arrest marks the first time a
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Set for Australia Tour But Trouble May Be Brewing
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are reportedly preparing for another high-profile international trip, this time to Australia. On paper, it sounds like a familiar move: a public tour, media attention, and a chance to reconnect with audiences abroad. But beneath the surface, there are growing signs that this visit
Analysts Warn Iran’s Leadership Crisis Could Lead to Prolonged Instability Rather Than Regime Change
Nyanza Daily | International Affairs International analysts are warning that even a dramatic blow to Iran’s top leadership is unlikely to result in rapid regime change, arguing instead that the Islamic Republic is structurally designed to survive shocks, leadership losses and external pressure. Commentators speaking on international media platforms described Iran as
Uncertainty Grows Over Iran’s Future Leadership as Succession Debate Intensifies
Nyanza Daily | International Affairs Speculation over who could eventually lead Iran has intensified amid heightened regional tensions, renewed public unrest, and growing international debate about the country’s political future. Analysts say the question of succession — long sensitive within Iran’s clerical establishment — is increasingly shaping both internal calculations in
From 7 Buses in 2003: Easy Coach Dreams Big in Electric Buses Era
What began as a modest fleet of just seven buses in 2003 has grown into one of East Africa's most recognizable transport brands, and now Easy Coach is setting its sights on the future—one powered by electricity. The Kenyan transport giant, which has carried millions of passengers across the region over
Homa Bay Fathers Challenge Tradition, Take Up Childcare to Deepen Family Ties
In Homa Bay County, a quiet revolution is unfolding as fathers increasingly challenge deep-rooted cultural norms by taking an active role in childcare, transforming family dynamics and strengthening bonds with their children. For generations, child-rearing in many Luo communities was considered primarily a mother's domain, with fathers serving as distant providers
Former US Diplomat Sentenced to Life for Abusing Two Girls in Burkina Faso
A former United States diplomat has been sentenced to life in prison for the horrific sexual abuse of two young girls in Burkina Faso, in a case that prosecutors say involved exploiting a vulnerable family's desperate circumstances. The US Department of Justice's Office of Public Affairs announced the sentencing, revealing disturbing
Heavy Rains Destroy Main Bridge in Migori, Authorities Urge Caution
Authorities in Migori County have issued an urgent advisory to residents following the destruction of the main bridge in Migori Town by heavy rains that have pounded the region in recent days. The infrastructure collapse has disrupted connectivity and raised concerns about public safety as the ongoing wet season continues
Wamatangi Defends Senate Appearance, Affirms Counties Must Account for Public Funds
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has strongly defended his recent appearance before the Senate, asserting that county governments have a constitutional obligation to account for every shilling of public money allocated to them. His remarks come amid heightened scrutiny of county finances and growing tensions between some governors and the Senate