Three years ago, I first recognized a significant cultural shift at a matatu stage while waiting for a ride home. I overheard a conductor arguing about fare when two classmates from my fourth-year university class engaged in a passionate discussion about whether *Demon Slayer* had “fallen off.” Their conversation revolved
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Davos, Switzerland — U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a forceful and wide-ranging speech at the World Economic Forum on Tuesday, celebrating what he called a historic economic revival in the United States while sharply criticizing European energy policies, NATO allies and global migration trends. Marking one year since his return to
Trump Reshapes Global Order, Alarming Allies Worldwide
Former US President Donald Trump is reshaping the global political landscape in ways unseen since World War Two, according to veteran journalist Lyse Doucet. His actions and rhetoric are sending shockwaves across traditional alliances and challenging the international rules-based order. Trump begins his second term by declaring that “nothing will stand
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In a result underscoring the political weight of enduring incumbency, Uganda’s First Deputy Prime Minister, Gen. Moses Ali, has been re-elected as Member of Parliament for Adjumani East Constituency. The 86-year-old veteran politician and retired military officer fended off a spirited challenge to secure a new term, a victory that
US Embassy in Nairobi to Close Tomorrow 19 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
The United States Embassy in Nairobi will close on Monday, January 19, to observe Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a recognized federal public holiday in the United States.This holiday, celebrated annually on the third Monday of January, honors the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a pivotal
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Japan Nuclear Regulator Probes Security Breach After Staffer Loses Work Phone in China
Japan’s nuclear watchdog is investigating a potential security breach after one of its employees lost a government-issued phone containing sensitive information while traveling in China, according to local media reports. The employee, who works for the Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA), reportedly misplaced the phone during a personal visit to Shanghai. The
China’s Top Diplomat Begins Strategic Africa Tour to Boost Beijing’s Influence
China's top diplomat started his yearly New Year trip to Africa on Wednesday. He targets the key eastern region. The world's second-largest economy aims to boost its clout on the continent.Foreign Minister Wang Yi plans stops in Ethiopia, Somalia, Tanzania, and Lesotho.His visit to Somalia breaks a long gap. No
Trump Warns Venezuela’s New Leader of Severe Consequences
Donald Trump warned Venezuela's new leader Delcy Rodríguez. She could face a heavy price, even bigger than Nicolás Maduro's, if she fails to act right.He made these remarks to The Atlantic as Maduro, Venezuela's ousted president, prepared for a New York court date on Monday.The US charges Maduro with drug