Sir Dhedhwa knew exactly what would happen. He called the final score of yesterday's big game between Scottland FC and CAPS United FC. His prediction came true when fans checked the scoreboard at the end. Scottland FC won thanks to goals from Tymon Machope and Sadney Urikhob.
The happy team owner, Scott Sakupwanya, handed Sir Dhedhwa a cash reward of $1,000 for his amazing guess. CAPS United might have lost, but their new goalkeeper, Harmony Nare, stopped many shots at Rufaro Stadium. His quick saves kept the score much closer than it could have been against the strong Scottland team.
Scottland FC has climbed to first place after this win. They stand alone at the top with two wins from two games played. Their coach, Tonderai Ndiraya...
Farai Marapira demands a social media user retract his claims about him. The Zanu PF Information Director denies any role in Nadia Mabvirakare's disappearance. Mabvirakare disappeared from her Chitungwbiza home on Wednesday evening. Her case appears as number 6346710 at the Makoni Police Station.
Monday night on X, user @DrAfricanPride accused Marapira and Batsirai Joel Matiza of making the environmental activist vanish. The post blamed both men for their actions. Marapira fired back that he barely knew about their dealings. He simply introduced Mabvirakare to Matiza when she needed help with her farm project.
The trouble began months ago, during January, according to Marapira. Matiza reported finding money problems during an audit of...
China shared its yearly economic report on Wednesday during its big government meeting. People everywhere paid attention to what they said. Everyone wanted to know how the country did last year and what they planned for 2025. Experts talked with Xinhua News Agency about how China wants to keep growing its economy but make sure it happens the right way.
Last year, China grew by 5 percent, reaching about 134.9 trillion yuan or 18.8 trillion dollars. They helped create almost a third of all economic growth worldwide. Huang Lianghao from the State Council Research Office called these results amazing, considering all the challenges. He pointed out that they also cut carbon pollution per GDP unit by 3.4 percent.
Yuan Yuyu, who makes laws...
Kenya Power wants people across twelve counties to prepare for Tuesday's electricity outages. The company needs to fix some equipment, which means cutting power from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Different places will lose electricity at different times throughout the day. Folks living in Nairobi, Kakamega, Vihiga, Bungoma, Kiambu, Kilifi, Mombasa, Machakos, Homa Bay, Nyeri, Nyamira, and Marsabit should plan.
Parts of Nairobi will go dark from 9 a.m. through 5 p.m. This includes the National Museum, Navigation, Stanbic, Westlands Road, and Ngara Road, plus nearby customers. Other Nairobi spots facing outages during those hours include Galleria Gardens, St. Thomas Seminary, and Catholic University. Many more areas need to be prepared, such as...
Kenya Railways has hired experts to study how a new train line from Naivasha to Kisumu might affect people and nature. These specialists will talk with locals about possible problems and find ways to address them before construction starts.
Engineer Tobias Otieno from Kenya Railways visited Kisumu Governor Professor Anyang Nyong'o recently. He explained they had already marked the entire 262-kilometer route for Phase 2B of the Standard Gauge Railway. Teams have begun mapping out which areas need attention through a Resettlement Action Plan study.
Kenya Railways has stepped up preparation work for this major project. The new train line aims to transform travel across western Kenya by connecting Kisumu directly to Nairobi and other...
Nairobi Hospital recently named Barcley Onyambu as their new board chairman. The hospital secretary sent out a message saying this change brings fresh leadership focused on better rules and ethical standards. Mr. Onyambu works as an experienced baby doctor who helps women through pregnancy and childbirth. He joined the hospital board last year and has already led several important groups, including Human Resources, building projects, plus financial risk management.
He earned a medical degree specializing in women's health care and later studied hospital management at Strathmore University. The board picked him because they wanted someone who could help them keep improving health services. They also thanked Chris Bichage for his...
Harold Ndege stepped up as Football Kenya Federation's new boss and quickly praised Junior Starlets after they beat Uganda 2-0 in their first match of the 2025 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup second-round qualifier. Ndege took over from Patrick Korir, who left his position last week after just four months of running things. The former Tusker defender led the welcoming party that met the team when they landed at JKIA from Kampala Saturday morning at 11:30. Ndege works several jobs - he serves as Kenya Soccer Players Association Secretary General and holds a position as Customs Officer at Kenya Revenue Authority.
He pushed the girls to finish what they started and promised them complete backing as they tried to make it back to play against...
Shabana FC smashed Plantech FC 5-0 at Cardinal Otunga High School during the FKF Cup round of 32 on Sunday. The victory sent the Gusii powerhouse straight into the round of 16 competition. Brian Michira stole the show by scoring three times throughout the match. Vincent Nyabuto and fresh recruit Moses Shikanda each added goals to complete the crushing defeat.
Club Secretary General Elizaphan Kerama announced ambitious plans following their triumph. He declared the team aims to participate at a continental level within the next twenty-four months. Their strategic roadmap targets either the CAF Champions League or CAF Confederation Cup as realistic goals. Kerama spoke confidently about the club possessing all the necessary resources to...
Kenya Defence Forces volleyball coach Jackline Barasa has her eyes set on the upcoming match against the Directorate of Criminal Investigations as the playoffs approach after the fourth tournament leg wrapped up at Nyayo Stadium. Barasa praised her team for staying calm during their win against Nairobi Prisons. She explained they entered the match well-prepared and relaxed, spotting weaknesses in their opponents and using those insights to their advantage. Returning setter Milgreen Lituvula, who recently gave birth, highlighted excellent reception and service as crucial elements in their victory.
Despite nursing a knee injury, Lituvula pushed forward. As the most experienced player, she motivated her teammates to perform at their best...
