CAF penalizes Libya, awards Nigeria 3 goals after airport ordeal

CAF has announced a $50,000 fine for Libya and awarded Nigeria a 3-0 victory, along with three points, after the Super Eagles were stranded at a Libyan airport for over 12 hours without food or drink prior to an AFCON qualifier earlier this month.The incident occurred when Nigeria arrived in

Cultural Differences in Conflict Resolution in Marriage

Marriage, the joining of two people, is commonly perceived as the joining of families, traditions and often cultures. But different cultural backgrounds bring with them varied ways of resolving conflict. How couples navigate through differences may be influenced by cultural beliefs, values and ways of communicating. Recognising and working with

The impact of technology on Non-sexual intimacy

In recent years, technology has played a transformative role in how we communicate and connect with others, especially our loved ones. While much of the focus has been on its impact on romantic and sexual relationships, technology's effect on non-sexual intimacy—the emotional bonds formed in friendships, family, and other non-romantic

Lake Victoria: The East African Marvel Whose Waters Endanger Lives Instead of Protecting Them

The significance of Lake Victoria to the surrounding villages transcends its traditional role in supporting domestic and industrial needs. For the inhabitants, the phrase "water is life" carries a dual meaning—while the lake sustains life, it has also been a source of tragedy. With its rich history, Lake Victoria holds

How evolution in music hit Dunia Mbaya hitmaker

The story of Princess Jully, the Dunia Mbaya hitmaker, is one filled with the highs of fame and the lows of personal struggle. In the late 1990s, Princess Jully was a household name in Kenya, especially within the Luo community, where her powerful voice and poignant songs like "Dunia Mbaya"

Senator proposes licence to illicit brews

Kenyas may soon be able to freely enjoy illicit brews without getting into trouble with the authorities, says a nominated senator.This is if the Alcoholic Drinks (Amendment) Bill, 2024, before the Senate to decriminalise traditional brews such as Muratina, Busaa and Mnazi, is passed.The Bill brought by nominated Senator Raphael

Tinubu is wealthy, can’t loot Nigeria – Minister

Nigeria's Minister of State for Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, has expressed confidence in President Bola Tinubu's integrity. The Minister has highlighted the President's wealth as the main reason he has no interest in looting Nigeria's resources.Speaking at the Joint Union Negotiating Council’s week in Abuja, Olawande reassured Nigerians of forthcoming

US issues security alert to its citizens in Kenya

The United States (US) Embassy in Nairobi has issued a security alert, warning its citizens of possible terror attacks.According to the embassy, terrorists may target the locations that are highly frequented by their citizens and other foreigners, including tourists in Nairobi and other parts of the country."The US Embassy

Murkomen states expensive things that he owns

Transport Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kipchumba Murkomen has opened up on several expensive things that Kenyans have said he owns.The CS, who has been in the eye of a storm for allegedly possessing extremely expensive items, on Monday clarified that some of the estimates given by Kenyans on his watch and