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American Missionary in Uganda Faces Deportation Calls Over Racist Social Media Posts

Campaigners have directed their demands at Ugandan authorities, urging the government to investigate the missionary's conduct and take appropriate legal or immigration action. The dual demand, covering both prosecution and deportation, reflects the seriousness with which many Africans are treating the allegations.

Senegal Produces Africa's First Ever Sickle Cell Drug to Cut Treatment Costs

Africa accounts for roughly 80% of the world's 8 million sickle cell cases, yet affordable, accessible treatment has remained largely out of reach for most patients.

Mukuru Kwa Njenga Residents Storm Affordable Housing Meeting, Demand Answers Over Their Sold Houses

The gathering, held at the Imara Daima Chief's Camp, was intended to give residents a platform to raise their concerns directly with officials managing the housing programme. Instead, it descended into a confrontation as attendees pressed for concrete answers about the ownership status of units they say they have already paid for.

Video: Nigerian Woman Reveals Dark World She Entered Desperately Trying to Have Baby

One contact referred her to a pastor in Abuja who, after receiving money from her, told her that marine spirits were the cause of her childlessness. His prescribed remedy was specific: she was to find a sleeping snail at the market, one identifiable by a white film covering its shell, bring it home, rub its contents over her entire body, then step outside naked at midnight to pray with a bowl of water.

Frustrated Traders Bring Nairobi to Standstill Over High Taxes

The protest reflected a frustration that has been building steadily among Kenyan traders, entrepreneurs, and ordinary residents. Taxation levels and the overall cost of operating a business in the country have placed growing strain on livelihoods, prompting more and more Kenyans to channel their discontent into public action.

Outrage as Kenyan Skater Kevin Kiarie Claims He's Received Zero Shillings from gov't

Kenyan professional skater Kevin Kiarie Ruhiu has publicly alleged that he has not received a single shilling from reimbursements he was formally promised for self-sponsored international competitions, raising serious questions about how athlete welfare funds are handled within the federation.

KICTANet, Family, Establish Trust to Educate Rosemary Koech Kamwatu's Kids

Kenya ICT Action Network (KICTANet gives a roadmap of how the children of the late Rosemary Koech -Kimwatu will be educated for the rest of their lives.

Emotions run high as Kenyan Tech Community celebrates life of fallen KCB executive

The Kenyan tech community congregated at the Nairobi Chapel, where they celebrated the life of the late Rosemary Koech-Kimwatu, who was found dead at her Ngong home. Industry Bigwigs among them Ali Hussein, TESPOK's Fiona Wesonga, and Laura Chite spoke.

Well-wishers create GoFundMe for Principal who Lost Job After Letting Homeless Student Live at School

A GoFundMe campaign has been created to support a former Ohio principal who opened his institution's doors to a homeless student so the young person would have a safe place to stay. The story which went viral online quickly drew widespread attention online from people who sympathised with the plight of both the principal and the student.

Police Constable Jim Onkundi Dies After Stone Hits Him During Homa Bay Rally Return