A car fell from the upper floor of London Luton Airport parking garage and hurt one person badly. Emergency teams rushed to Car Park One before 11 am after the accident happened. The vehicle landed on its side and got stuck against the building wall. Workers brought a crane to help remove the damaged car from the scene.
Airport staff sent new arrivals to different parking areas during the cleanup. Flight operations continued without any delays or problems. Police and ambulance crews stayed at the crash site to investigate what caused the fall. Passengers returning from trips expressed shock about the strange accident.
Chris Smith flew back from Spain and heard about the incident upon landing. Frank Brown came back from Barcelona and...
Victor Kiprono Bett walked home on December 30, 2023 at 7:30 pm. Two men attacked him with a panga knife near Kapchereren village. Patrick Kiplangat Rono and Denis Cheruiyot Rono hurt Bett badly on his ankle. They forced him to come with them to their family home. The brothers wanted Bett to explain his relationship with one of their wives.
The attackers took Bett to see their mother for answers. Their mother told them they had attacked the wrong person. The family left Bett unconscious on the roadside after the fight. Doctors confirmed Bett suffered serious injuries when he reached the hospital. Police arrested both brothers and charged them with three crimes.
Justice Joseph Karanja heard their appeal case at Kericho High Court on...
A teacher and blogger named Ojwang died under suspicious circumstances. Police are investigating his death but people want answers fast. The government promised to stop extrajudicial killings after taking power. Many unexplained deaths happened during past elections and political unrest. Citizens demand justice and fair treatment from security forces.
Kenya saw scary deaths after the 2017 election dispute. Baby Pendo from Kisumu died and her case remains unsolved. Bodies appeared in rivers far from where people went missing. Some cases like lawyer Willy Kimani got solved with killers facing justice. River Yala became famous for searches of missing persons.
President Ruto promised no political killings during his campaign. He appointed...
Two young women engineers work hard building apartments for Mogadishu. Fathi Mohamed Abdi and Saadia Ahmed Omar lead construction teams every day. Both women are 24 years old and have worked as engineers for five years. They wear hard hats and give orders to male workers on building sites. Many people doubted them when they started their careers.
Mogadishu rises from war damage with thousands of new buildings. More than 6,000 buildings went up during the past five years across the city. The skyline shows cranes and tall office buildings where ruins once stood. Women find more chances to work because the city needs many skilled builders. Only 5 percent of engineers are women but demand grows for their skills.
Somalia faced civil war...
Kilifi Governor Gideon Mung'aro lost his father on Father's Day. Mzee Gideon Baya Mung'aro Senior died Sunday. The governor shared the sad news on social media. He wrote about losing his father on this special day. Many leaders sent messages to comfort the family.
Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga offered her support to Mung'aro. She said the timing made the loss hurt more. Wanga promised to help the family during this hard time. She spoke for all people from Homa Bay County. The governor asked for strength through good memories.
Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho also sent kind words. He called Mung'aro his dear brother and friend. Joho said his heart was with the family. He prayed for God to comfort them all. The secretary asked for...
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki fired back at critics who say Kenya's current government will only last one term. He spoke during a church service at AIC Nairagie Enkare in Narok East. Kindiki told people to stop spreading the one-term message around the country. He said only God knows what will happen tomorrow. Leaders should focus on helping their people right away.
Kindiki asked critics what they would do if God decides President William Ruto serves two full terms. He said people who push the one-term agenda do not know where they will be tomorrow either. The Deputy President told them to give the government a break from their complaints. He said leaders should not bring politics into church services. Church should be for worship...
Summit organizers removed Zimbabwe's first lady from their London meeting after protests from angry citizens. Auxillia Mnangagwa was supposed to attend the First Ladies African Impact Summit from June 16 to 18. Zimbabweans living in Britain said they left home because of government policies. They demanded organizers cancel her invitation and threatened to disrupt the event.
British lawmaker Dawn Butler pulled out after Zimbabweans contacted her office about the controversy. The pressure forced organizers into emergency talks where they decided to withdraw the invitation. Government spokesman George Charamba denied the cancellation story completely. He claimed Mnangagwa turned down the invite because she had other commitments at home...
Police burned huge amounts of illegal drugs and fake medicine at two places around Harare. Officers destroyed stuff they took from finished court cases. The burning happened at Sally Mugabe Hospital and Chitungwiza dump site. Police followed rules from the Dangerous Drugs Act during the cleanup. Commissioner Paul Nyathi said police want to keep harmful drugs away from people.
Workers burned 333 kilograms of dagga and 293 dagga plants during the operation. They also destroyed 214 kilograms of fake medicines and 14,140 liters of liquid drugs. Police collected these items from drug arrests across Zimbabwe. The destroyed substances came from cases against illegal drug dealers and backyard sellers. Medical workers praised the drug burning...
Zimbabwe faces travel restrictions to America along with 35 other nations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio sent orders to diplomats Saturday about new rules. Countries must fix problems with fake papers and visa fraud within 60 days. The State Department wants better identity documents from these governments. Some nations have too many citizens who break visa rules after arriving.
Twenty-five African countries made the warning list. Caribbean nations Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Lucia also face limits. Asian countries Bhutan, Cambodia, Kyrgyzstan, and Syria appear on the memo. Pacific islands Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu round out the group. Countries can avoid bans if they accept deported people back...
