In an exciting twist for Kenyan football fans, Victor Wanyama is set to return to the Harambee Stars. The midfield star, who retired from international football in 2021, will rejoin the team for the upcoming CHAN 2025 tournament. His comeback aims to bring much-needed leadership and experience as Kenya gears up for the continental championship…
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Kenya’s journey toward economic stability and inclusive growth has hit a critical juncture as the World Bank raises concerns over governance and corruption. In a recent statement, the World Bank urged Kenya to intensify efforts in implementing robust anti-corruption measures, citing persistent gaps that could derail sustainable progress. The report pointed out weaknesses in fiscal…
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Arrest at Tanzanian Court Boniface Mwangi and Ugandan lawyer Agather Atuhaire were arrested on May 19, 2025, in Dar es Salaam. They had traveled to witness the treason trial of Tanzanian opposition leader Tundu Lissu. Tanzanian police accused them of unlawful assembly and alleged plans to incite unrest. Detention and Torture According to Mwangi, they…
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On the night of April 28th, 2025, 23-year-old digital activist and influencer Kena Mwangi went live on Instagram during what was supposed to be a peaceful protest in Nairobi’s Umoja estate. Her final words were:“They’re here. Don’t stop recording.” Moments later, her screen went black. By morning, her body was found in a ditch near…
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“It’s not always what you know — sometimes, it’s who you know.” This age-old saying rings especially true in the modern job market. In Kenya today, job seekers are discovering a hard truth: job connections often matter more than qualifications. Why Job Connections Matter in Kenya Each year, thousands of graduates enter the job market…
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“It began with a whisper in the village. Then came the posters, the cash handouts… and then the blood.” Kenya’s political campaigns are painted in bright colours, catchy slogans, and roaring rallies—but behind the music and megaphones lies a darker rhythm. One of bribery. Betrayal. Violence. And silence. The Price of Power In many Kenyan…
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NAIROBI, Kenya — In a small one-room bedsitter in Kayole, 23-year-old Eva stares at the ceiling. It’s 11 a.m. and she hasn’t left the bed. Not because she’s lazy, but because she can’t. “Every morning, I feel like a stone is sitting on my chest,” she whispers. “I brush my teeth because I have to….
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yourblog.com/unemployment-crisis-global-perspective IntroductionEvery morning, millions wake up not to alarm clocks, but to uncertainty. While the world races forward with innovation, opportunity, and progress, an alarming portion of the global population remains stuck in place—jobless, overlooked, and increasingly hopeless. Unemployment is more than just a statistic. It’s a slow, quiet crisis that affects individuals, families, and…
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Why Blood Parliament Matters In April 2025, BBC Africa Eye released a chilling investigative documentary titled Blood Parliament, unveiling the tragic and unjust deaths of three unarmed protesters during Kenya’s anti-tax demonstrations in June 2024. What followed was an eruption of national emotion, political tension, and growing calls for police accountability. What the Documentary Reveals…
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Nigeria Award-winning singer, Damini Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, has ventured into filmmaking. The “African Giant” crooner will appear in Black Mic Mac’s next film “3 Cold Dishes” as an executive producer for the first time. Burna Boy and his mother, Bose Ogulu, co-founded Spaceship Films, where Burna Boy would serve as executive producer….
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