Somalia seeks longer Ugandan troop presence as al-Shabaab resurges
Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud seeks longer Ugandan troop deployment to combat resurgent al-Shabaab amid funding shortfalls.
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Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud seeks longer Ugandan troop deployment to combat resurgent al-Shabaab amid funding shortfalls.
A 19-year-old Kenyan woman's botched abortion at a backstreet clinic left her with a severe infection and a foul odor, earning her the nickname 'walking mortuary' in her community.
Kalonzo Musyoka, leader of the Wiper party, is facing tough decisions ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Kenyan primary school heads to discuss challenges in education sector
Africa Logistics Properties (ALP) has announced its first dividend distribution to investors from the ALP Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (ALP REIT).
The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection in Kenya has announced 299 contract positions for Mentors and Mentor Supervisors across 16 sub-counties in 10 counties.
Kenyan stakeholders call for multi-agency collaboration to ensure peaceful 2027 elections
Kenyan rights groups file petition at High Court to compel state agencies to prevent, investigate and prosecute organised violence ahead of 2027 General Election.
Kenya's President William Ruto courts Russian investors to boost trade and manufacturing, citing the country's economic growth and strategic location.
Cascador and Sterling Bank partner to offer $1 billion in loans to Nigerian startups and small businesses through a $200 million credit backstop fund.
A graph claiming to show no global warming since 1900 is false, contradicting multiple major temperature datasets.
Kenya's Judiciary requests extra Sh20.4bn to prepare for 2027 election disputes