Chinese leader Xi Jinping warned that nobody wins tariff battles during his meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. He stated that going against everyone else leads countries into isolation. Xi reminded the world that China developed through hard work instead of handouts from other nations. He emphasized that China stays confident regardless of external changes.
Xi pointed out that China and Europe strongly support free trade globally. These economic powers have formed close relationships, representing over one-third of worldwide production. He urged both sides to protect economic globalization against unilateral bullying. This partnership defends fairness throughout international communities, Xi explained.
The Spanish...
The pilot flying General Francis Ogolla was highly skilled and had plenty of experience. Military investigators discovered Captain Major George Benson Magondu loved joking around but stayed professional with everyone at work. His co-pilot kept things quieter, making them balance each other perfectly as a team. Experts believe their working style played no part in what happened during the crash. Engine problems caused the helicopter accident that killed the defence chief.
Captain Magondu trained at the Kenya Air Force Flying School before finishing his education at Starlite International Aviation Academy in South Africa from April 2016 through April 2017. He logged an impressive 1,731 flight hours throughout his career. The co-pilot...
Nigeria banned a song criticizing its president from all TV and radio stations! The track "Tell Your Papa" directly blasts President Tinubu. Artist Eedris Abdulkareem tells his son Seyi that people face starvation because of government policies. The broadcast watchdog labeled the song "inappropriate" for breaking public decency rules. The tune became super popular online after its release earlier this week.
Living costs skyrocketed last year when President Tinubu removed fuel subsidies. Petrol prices jumped immediately, making everything more expensive. Annual inflation hit above 30% throughout most of last year. Many families cut back on the meals they eat daily. Kidnapping remains a huge problem across the country, with militants...
Kalonzo Musyoka praised the launch of a memorial lecture honoring former President Mwai Kibaki. The Wiper Party leader felt touched seeing Kenyans create this biennial event to keep Kibaki's legacy alive. He called it perfect for remembering Kenya's third president, who ruled from 2002 to 2013. He believes all Kenyan leaders should measure themselves against Kibaki's high standards. Friends and family attended the first lecture at the Nairobi Serena Hotel.
Kalonzo thinks everyone must thank Kibaki for Kenya's new constitution. He describes the 2010 document as super progressive across Africa, maybe worldwide. The Constitution holds the country together during these dangerous times. Kalonzo first met Kibaki after winning the election in...
Co-op Bank teamed up with the African Management Institute for small business growth! This awesome partnership helps tiny companies become more competitive through the Aspire Business Growth Programme. Business owners can learn fresh skills for expanding their operations, thanks to Stanford Seed expertise involved in creating this special training.
The programme mixes practical business lessons with interactive online workshops where entrepreneurs meet other African business leaders. They even attend a special lecture from Stanford Graduate School professors! James Nduati from Co-op Bank says this helps entrepreneurs build knowledge for sustainable companies that create jobs across Kenya.
Top performers receive free mentoring from...
The helicopter carrying General Francis Ogolla fueled up twice just hours before it crashed. Defense Ministry investigators discovered the Bell Huey chopper originally took off from Wilson Airport that fatal April day. The crew stopped first at Chesit for gas during their North Rift Counties tour visiting troops.
They refueled again at Kainuk before flying to Cheptulel Boys High School, landing at 1:36 pm. After completing their visit, Ogolla's group left for Eldoret's Defense Forces Recruits Training School around 2 pm. Disaster struck just two minutes later when the helicopter smashed into a community farm called Shamba la Amani. The crash site sat barely 1.3 nautical miles east of the school, with the chopper bursting into flames...
Military investigators found an engine problem caused the deadly helicopter crash that killed Kenya's top defense chief, General Francis Ogolla. The defense ministry released findings showing the Huey chopper had worked fine before, even carrying VIPs around safely. But something went terribly wrong during this flight!
Survivors told investigators the helicopter lost all power mid-air. The pilots desperately tried to land safely but couldn't keep control. Technical experts discovered the engine had a "compressor stall" - people nearby heard a loud bang from the engine area! Temperature gauges showed dangerous heat levels of 914°C. The helicopter started spinning left, lost engine speed, triggered alarms, and made strange noises before...
Chinese computer buyers have turned against Intel's CPUs because they performed badly compared to what was promised. After many people tested Intel's newest "Core Ultra 200S" Arrow Lake chips, they discovered these processors worked much worse than Intel claimed. The company tried fixing problems through software updates but failed to make customers happy. Their previous "Raptor Lake Refresh" processors also suffered from stability issues, forcing Intel to replace thousands of faulty chips. These problems scared away many buyers, who started looking at other options.
AMD stepped into this opening with their Ryzen 9000 series plus X3D processors, grabbing half the market share during early 2025. This marks a huge change for China, where...
Zimbabwe Football Association grabbed a US$10,000 sponsorship deal from Ponera Construction for the Women's elite league. The cash injection arrived just as ZWPSL faced starting their season without any financial backing. ZIFA president Nqobile Magwizi praised the deal, calling it the start of better days ahead for female soccer players. He expressed happiness about building relationships across Zimbabwe's business world because creating more value for footballers remains a key goal.
ZWPSL chairperson Theresa Maguraushe revealed the money goes straight toward paying match officials. She admitted clubs had agreed to cover referee costs for early-season games before this help arrived. The association feels somewhat relieved, having...
