Protestors over the death of Zhina Amini in Iran. More than 300 people have been killed in Iran since protests erupted over the death in custody of Mahsa Amini on September 16. Human rights groups estimate that the death toll is likely to be far higher than this figure. "Everyone in the country has been
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Reprieve for Kenya as FIFA lifts ban on FKF.
World governing body Fifa has confirmed lifting the indefinite ban previously slapped on Kenya following government interference. In a letter addressed to Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Secretary General Barry Otieno, Fifa Secretary General Fatma Samoura said the world football governing body arrived at the decision to lift the suspension following the
Moses Kuria warns over the hoarded maize release
A husband dismisses hospital’s suicide claims
A husband has refuted Machakos hospital's suicide claims, saying that his wife was in a stable condition after a successful delivery.Lynet Kemunto, a 31 year-old mother of three, had been admitted at Machakos level five hospital after she went through a successful delivery. However, after the delivery - as usual
Iran’s regime fails to contain mass protests
The Iranian Islamic Iranian regime is struggling to crush a massive wave of nimble and durable protests, unlike any the Islamic Republic has faced in the past. The leaderless movement has grown in strength despite increasingly harsh crackdowns, relying on unprecedented solidarity between ethnic minorities, different religious groups and men’s
Winnie Odinga dedicates EALA seat to 49 lives lost in 2017
“Unlawful constructors will be stopped” Says Wamatangi
Kiambu governor Kimani Wamatangi has cautioned those constructing buildings unlawfully. Wamatangi said those caught constructing buildings unlawfully will be stopped, their buildings demolished and charged in court. He was speaking in Ruaka where a five-storey building under construction collapsed near Fortune Club on Thursday morning. "The solution to this
Fear of HIV increase as condom shortage hits Busia border.
Authorities in the border district of Busia have expressed concern that cases of HIV/Aids and other sexually transmitted diseases may increase following a shortage of condoms on the Kenyan side of the border.The crisis has reportedly forced sex workers in several parts of western Kenyan towns of Busia, Kisumu, Bungoma,
Columbia’s drug lord sentenced to 35 years in United States
Colombian drug lord, Don Mario (center), understand tight security when he was arrested. A Colombian criminal gang head, and drug lord, has been sentenced to 35 years in the US, after he pleaded guilty to many offenses, including murder charges. The Colombian paramilitary head, Daniel Rendón Herrera, better known as
Mixed reactions over multiple graft cases withdrawal by the DPP.
Political leaders have vehementlr reacted towards the recent decisions made by the Director of Public Prosecution Noordin Haji to dropped the charges on graft cases. While reacting to the move, former Azimio presidential running mate Martha Karua termed the move by Dpp to withdraw Ksh.19M graft case against the cabinet secretary