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Kenya's auditor general begins examining national debt following protests. The audit, demanded by demonstrators, aims to clarify the country's financial obligations amidst economic pressures and IMF involvement.
Olympic marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei's murder by her ex-boyfriend in Kenya highlights the perilous situation faced by successful female athletes. The incident raises questions about police inaction and societal attitudes.
Mourners gather in Uganda to honor Rebecca Cheptegei, an Olympic marathoner killed in a brutal attack. The incident highlights the urgent need to address violence against female athletes in East Africa.
A deadly cult-related massacre in Kenya's Shakahola forest has left at least 436 dead. Led by Paul Mackenzie, the Good News International Church's practices shocked the nation, revealing the dark side of unregulated religious movements.
Ugandan runner Rebecca Cheptegei, victim of a fatal attack, to be buried with military honors. Her death highlights the persistent issue of violence against female athletes in Kenya.
Kenya's acting police chief sentenced to six months in prison for repeatedly ignoring court summons. The case involves alleged abductions linked to recent anti-government protests.
Jamaican troops arrive in Haiti to support UN-backed mission against criminal gangs. The deployment marks a crucial step in addressing Haiti's security crisis, with other nations pledging support.
U. S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai names Jamila Thompson as chief of staff, bringing over 20 years of congressional experience to the role. The appointment comes amid recent departures in the USTR office.
Workers at Nairobi's main airport strike over proposed Adani Group deal, causing flight disruptions. Protests highlight concerns about job security and foreign involvement in Kenya's aviation sector.
Kenya's largest aviation union plans a strike against a proposed 30-year airport lease to India's Adani Group. The action, starting September 11, may disrupt flights at Nairobi's main airport.
Dickson Ndiema, suspected of fatally burning Ugandan runner Rebecca Cheptegei, succumbs to injuries. The case highlights domestic violence issues in Kenya's athletic community, prompting calls for action.
The ex-partner of Ugandan runner Rebecca Cheptegei, accused of fatally burning her, has died from injuries sustained in the attack. This incident highlights ongoing domestic violence issues in Kenya's sports community.
Belize sends officers to Jamaica for Haiti mission planning, signaling progress in multinational effort to combat gang violence. The move comes as the U.N. mandate nears expiration and other nations prepare to join Kenyan forces.
Kenya's finance ministry to consult public on new revenue laws after protests. Finance Minister rules out debt restructuring, considers future tax cuts amid economic challenges.
As the U. S. approaches a pivotal election, nine distinguished thinkers provide guidance on restoring America's global standing and addressing critical world challenges in Foreign Policy's "Dear America" cover package.
The US plans to invest in India's semiconductor sector, focusing on workforce development. This partnership, part of a broader initiative, aims to reshape global tech supply chains and reduce dependence on Taiwan's chip production.
South Korea hosts international summit on responsible AI use in military, with over 90 countries participating. The event aims to establish non-binding guidelines for AI application in defense sectors.
A fire at Isiolo Girls High School in central Kenya injured three students and caused property damage. This incident follows a recent deadly fire at another school that claimed 21 lives.
Momodou Keita monitors former FGM practitioners in Gambia, where 75% of women and girls are affected. His work sparked a national debate and faced backlash from religious leaders defending the practice.
A devastating fire at a Kenyan primary school dormitory has left 18 children dead and 70 missing. The nation observes three days of mourning as investigations continue into the cause of the tragedy.
At the FOCAC summit, China committed $50. 7 billion to Africa over three years, emphasizing green energy and trade links. The pledge falls short of previous amounts and lacks firm debt relief commitments.
Israeli forces conclude major operation in Jenin, causing significant casualties. UK announces new missile shipment to Ukraine. Fatal fire at Kenyan boarding school claims at least 17 lives. China ends most foreign adoptions.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Dominican President Luis Abinader, focusing on Haiti's security crisis and its regional impact. Discussions also covered economic cooperation and human rights issues.
The tragic killing of Ugandan Olympian Rebecca Cheptegei in Kenya has reignited discussions on domestic violence. The incident highlights the urgent need for action against gender-based violence in the country and globally.
A devastating fire at a Kenyan school dormitory has resulted in at least 17 fatalities and 13 injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the country's education system.
A devastating fire at a Kenyan primary school dormitory has resulted in 17 fatalities and 13 severe injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze at Hillside Endarasha Primary in Nyeri county.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited Haiti, reaffirming support for the multinational security mission and urging elections. He discussed additional resources and considered a UN peacekeeping operation as an option.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken calls for renewed UN mandate to combat gang violence in Haiti. Mission faces challenges with limited troops and funding, as humanitarian crisis deepens.
Ugandan runner Rebecca Cheptegei, 32, tragically died in Kenya after her boyfriend set her on fire. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of domestic violence against female athletes in East Africa.
U. S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken plans a crucial visit to Haiti, aiming to support the interim leader and international policing efforts. The trip comes as the nation grapples with severe security and political challenges.