Bonfire Adventures CEO Simon Kabu sues wife for Defamation

Simon Kabu, the Chief Executive Officer of Bonfire Adventures, has filed a defamation lawsuit against his estranged wife, Sarah Njoki. The legal action, initiated through lawyer Judith Kamoing’, seeks to address alleged defamatory statements and social media posts made by Sarah, which Kabu claims have harmed his reputation and business

Rangwe police arrest Bishop for having sex with daughter

Police in Rangwe sub-County, Homa Bay County, have apprehended a bishop from a local church in Ndiru village, Kokoko Sub-location, for allegedly engaging in sexual intercourse with his biological daughter. The arrest followed complaints from community members who reported the disturbing incident to officers at the Ndiru police station. Eyewitnesses indicated

Mark Zuckerberg predicts smart glasses will replace mobile phones

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has suggested that mobile phones may soon become obsolete, making way for smart glasses as the new primary technology for daily communication and information access. With significant investments from major tech companies like Meta and Apple, the future of connectivity appears to be shifting dramatically. For nearly

US Congress passes Bill restricting transgender athletes

In a significant move, the Republican-led US House of Representatives has passed a bill that restricts transgender athletes from competing in girls' and women's sports. The legislation, which targets transgender students, would prevent them from joining female teams at any educational institution receiving federal funding. However, its future in the

Ugandan opposition leader Kiiza Besigye faces death penalty charge

In a dramatic turn of events, Ugandan military prosecutors have added a charge of "treachery"—a capital offense—against prominent opposition figure Kiiza Besigye. This development comes as he faces a series of military law violations, raising serious concerns about the state of human rights in Uganda. Besigye, a long-time critic of President

Ruto announces Ksh. 4 billion roads plan for Nairobi

President William Ruto has unveiled a Ksh. 4 billion initiative aimed at constructing and rehabilitating roads in Nairobi County. This investment is intended to enhance mobility within the capital city by improving both new and existing feeder roads. During his announcement, President Ruto emphasized the importance of completing stalled road projects

New Vatican guidelines allow Gay men to be Catholic Priests

In a significant development for the Catholic Church in Italy, new guidelines approved by the Vatican state that homosexual men can train to become priests, provided they do not "support the so-called gay culture." The Italian Bishops' Conference released the 68-page document online, emphasizing the importance of celibacy in priestly

Celebrating Charlene Ruto: A young leader and advocate for Change

As the daughter of President William Ruto, Charlene Ruto has emerged as a prominent figure in her own right, carving a niche as a passionate advocate for youth empowerment and social change. Known for her initiative and commitment to impactful leadership, Charlene is not content to rest on her family's

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s sister sues him for sex abuse

Sam Altman, the billionaire Chief Executive of OpenAI, is facing serious allegations from his sister, Ann Altman, who has filed a lawsuit accusing him of sexually abusing her regularly between 1997 and 2006. The lawsuit, filed on Monday in federal court in St. Louis, claims that the abuse began when

Kenya airways set to resume direct flights to Angola

Kenya and Angola will work together to ensure Kenya Airways resumes direct flights to Luanda, Angola, beginning March this year.This was announced after a meeting between Presidents William Ruto and João Lourenço of Angola at the Angolan presidential palace in Luanda on Wednesday, marking a significant step in strengthening diplomatic