BANGKOK, July 28, 2025 — At least six people, including the gunman, are dead after a shocking mass shooting rocked Or Tor Kor Market in Bangkok’s Chatuchak district on Monday afternoon. The incident began shortly after 12:38 p.m. local time, when a 61-year-old man entered the bustling food market dressed in black and carrying a…
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Police in Cornwall have launched two separate murder investigations after two bodies were discovered less than 10 miles apart. Although the discoveries happened days apart, detectives have confirmed that the cases are not linked. The first body was found in Paramoor Woods near Sticker during the ongoing search for 43-year-old Daniel Coleman, who was reported…
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Mumbi Maina has officially quit her role as Otile Brown’s manager, ending a short-term partnership that began in early 2024. The popular actress, known for her work in Sense8 and The Chocolate Empire, had joined the singer’s team after Otile parted ways with his longtime manager Noriega. The change in management was confirmed in July…
By June Wambui | July 25, 2025 The government education funding crisis in Kenya 2025 has reached a breaking point. This week, the Treasury confirmed it can no longer afford to fully fund free education, including HELB loans, public universities, and secondary schools. This decision marks a shift that will impact thousands of learners across the country….
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By June Wambui In the fall of 1978, a 15-year-old girl stood on the side of the road in California, thumb out, backpack slung over her shoulder, dreams of independence swelling in her chest. Her name was Mary Vincent, a high schooler caught between a broken home and a need for freedom, like many teens…
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By June Wambui Second-generation Africans—those born or raised in the diaspora—are rewriting the narrative. Once caught between cultures, many are now proudly claiming both. From embracing traditional names to rocking African prints, there’s a new wave of young Africans saying: I am enough. 🌍 Born Abroad, Rooted in Culture Being born outside the continent doesn’t…
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By June Wambui Afrobeats is more than music—it’s the pulse of a generation. For many in the African diaspora, it’s a way to stay rooted in culture while building new lives across the globe. The sound, the energy, the rhythm—it speaks to something deep and familiar, no matter where you are in the world. 🌍…
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By June Wambui African diaspora identity is more than a label—it’s a lived experience. For millions of Africans abroad, the question “Where are you really from?” is more than small talk. It’s a loaded reminder that you live in-between: caught between two cultures, balancing where you’re from and where you are. 🌍 Growing Up Between…
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In an escalating war of words and power, former President Donald Trump and tech mogul Elon Musk are locked in a dramatic political and business feud that’s grabbing headlines and shaking up Wall Street. The fallout? Billions of dollars in potential losses, threats of political retaliation, and whispers of a brand-new political party. The Flashpoint:…
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As the 2025/26 Premier League season approaches, all 20 clubs have dived into the summer transfer window with varying strategies — from Liverpool’s big-money spree to Brighton’s smart investments. Here’s a club-by-club breakdown of every confirmed move as of July 1, 2025, based on trusted sources like Sky Sports, The Times, TalkSPORT, and The Guardian….
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