Afghanistan's Taliban foreign ministry has issued a strong condemnation of the International Criminal Court (ICC) following its request for arrest warrants for two Taliban leaders, labelling the move as "politically motivated" and lacking a fair legal foundation. In a statement released on Friday, the ministry rejected the warrants, which accuse Taliban
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US withdrawal from WHO: Implications for global health and Africa
In a significant geopolitical shift, the United States has announced its decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO), a move that is poised to have profound implications for global health, particularly in developing countries. As one of the largest financial contributors to the WHO, the US exit raises
Gabon sets date for Presidential elections following Coup
Gabon’s transitional government has announced that presidential elections will take place on April 12, marking a crucial move towards reinstating civilian rule after a coup that ended the Bongo dynasty's long-standing reign. Government spokesman Seraphin Akure Davain made the announcement early Thursday after a Cabinet meeting, stating, “Voting will start at
Kiambu High Court backs IEBC selection panel
In a landmark ruling, the Kiambu High Court has upheld the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) selection panel, allowing its nominees to proceed to President William Ruto for appointment. Justice Dola Chepkwony rejected allegations that the panel lacked ethnic, gender, or regional balance, citing a lack of compelling evidence
“Gachagua was clueless” says President William Ruto
On the final day of his developmental tour in Western Kenya, President William Ruto visited Bungoma and Busia counties, where his fraught relationship with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua took center stage. During his visit, Ruto reiterated his reasons for parting ways with Gachagua, emphasizing his commitment to improving the lives
Chief Justice Martha Koome says her security has been withdrawn
Chief Justice Martha Koome has publicly condemned the government's recent decision to withdraw her security detail, characterizing it as an assault on the Judiciary and her office. In a letter addressed to Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, Koome expressed her deep concerns regarding this
Police IG addresses concerns over police officers’ recall from Judiciary
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has responded to rising concerns about the recent recall of police officers from the Judiciary Police Unit. He clarified that the officers were either sent for training following their promotions or were transferred to other stations as part of standard procedures. Kanja noted that new
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CS Justin Muturi absent from Cabinet meeting amid Security concerns
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi was notably absent from Tuesday's Cabinet meeting at the Kakamega State Lodge, where President William Ruto convened with the remaining 22 Cabinet Secretaries. Photographs from the meeting revealed Muturi's absence, which is reportedly linked to his ongoing standoff with the State regarding a series
President Ruto announces historic KSh150 million bonus for Sugar farmers
On January 20, 2025, President William Ruto unveiled a KSh150 million bonus for sugar farmers supplying cane to Kakamega’s Mumias Sugar Factory, marking a significant milestone for the sector. This bonus is a testament to the successful reforms implemented in the sugar industry, aiming to uplift farmers and bolster livelihoods