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A protester stood on a chair mid-conference on September 18 and delivered an impassioned speech disrupting a tech and AI
<p>Dangote said the refinery, designed at 650,000 barrels per day, is already operating at 700,000 barrels daily at his Nigerian plant, setting a precedent for Lamu</p>
<p>A pilot on a Dubai-to-Israel flight allegedly stabbed the other pilot and attempted to bring down the plane with passengers on board</p>
President Yoweri Museveni was among those who stood on the tarmac to receive the body, joined by senior government officials, members of the royal family, representatives of the Babiito clan, and close friends of the late king
A viral Facebook video captured the emotional moment a Kenyan woman and her son were welcomed home after suffering in Nigeria
<p>Kenyan flight attendants were among the cabin crew on board and could be heard speaking Swahili as they attended to the injured pilot</p>
Burundian government spokesperson Bizimana did not mince his words in responding to Kenya's declared position. "Burundi will not hesitate to take action if its citizens are mistreated," Bizimana said
The media boycott came after Trump's administration reportedly banned reporters from CNN, NBC and Politico from the White House, accusing them of spreading fake news
Sifuna said he had been formally invited by student leadership to speak on law and empowerment, yet the administration claimed they had no prior knowledge of his visit
Linda Mwanainchi leader Edwin Sifuna told a gathering Kenyans shared his agenda for Kenyans and claimed that only President William Ruto, who has a PhD, doesn't understand it.
Emmaculate Kasait, the wife of Tiaty MP William Kamket, has shared how the late Rosemary Koech-Kimwatu took leave, dropped everything to help them when they lost their 13-year-old son.
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.