Political activist Kebaso Morara met with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua on Saturday. They discussed several important matters regarding Kenyan politics and the necessary steps for substantial reforms. The meeting addressed growing concerns about youth unemployment throughout the country and ongoing human rights violations that many citizens have experienced.
Morara indicated this meeting represents one part of broader engagement efforts with various leaders. These communications aim to strengthen youth voices across Kenya. He stated his intention to continue discussions with representatives from different political, religious, and civic organizations. These conversations focus on amplifying younger generations seeking...
The recent Oval Office encounter between President Volodymyr Zelensky and President Donald Trump proved challenging for Ukraine. Citizens watching from Kyiv felt their future was uncertain. Many Ukrainians expressed support for their leader despite concerns about diplomatic protocol. One resident near St Sofia's cathedral stated it might not have been diplomatic but came from genuine concern about survival.
Ukrainian public opinion typically unifies when external threats increase. Before the 2022 invasion, Zelensky had 37% approval, which jumped to 90% afterward. His rating stood at 52% before Trump returned to office in early 2025. After Trump made statements blaming Ukraine for the conflict, Zelensky's approval reached 65%. Many...
Education officials gathered at Kasolongo village in Machakos County to honor the life of Johnson Nzioka, who served as chairperson of the Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association. Principal Secretary for Education Belio Kipsang described Nzioka as a distinguished educator whose contributions created an irreplaceable gap in the education sector. Nzioka passed away following a road accident near the Athi River.
The late education leader actively participated in implementing a Competency-Based Curriculum designed to help students develop skills based on their abilities. Kipsang noted that Nzioka played a crucial role during the transition of students from grade 8 to grade 9. Before his untimely death, he had planned to organize meetings...
President Ruto emphasized patriotism and national interest during his address at Senator William Cheptumo's funeral service. He stated that despite disagreements on various topics, leaders must remain united regarding Kenya's overall well-being. The President stressed that Kenya belongs to all citizens regardless of their identity or beliefs. He noted that everyone shares the same national destiny.
Ruto explained that national success benefits all Kenyans equally, just as national failure impacts everyone. He urged citizens to consider how indifferent attitudes ultimately harm the entire country. The President called upon both religious and political leadership to address these issues directly. He expressed concern about the potential...
Police officials have started a culpable homicide investigation after a deadly vehicle rollover claimed four lives near Goageb on Friday. The accident occurred at approximately 4:00 PM on the Aus-Goageb road, about 40 kilometers from Goageb. Deputy Commissioner Nicodemus Mbango, who serves as crime investigations coordinator for the //Kharas region, provided details about the crash on Saturday.
The vehicle carrying eight people was heading from Aus toward Kosis when it encountered problems. According to law enforcement reports, the driver failed to navigate a curve safely, causing the vehicle to overturn. Four passengers suffered serious injuries and received emergency transport to Keetmanshoop State Hospital. Medical staff described...
Officials and dignitaries from neighboring African nations came together for the burial ceremony of Sam Nujoma, the first president of Namibia. The funeral took place at Heroes' Acre in Windhoek on Saturday. The celebrated freedom fighter received full honors during the service, which was attended by numerous heads of state from across the region.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa joined the proceedings Saturday morning to pay respects. Leaders from Zimbabwe and Angola, Presidents Emmerson Mnangagwa and João Lourenço, respectively, participated in both the funeral and previous memorial events held at Independence Stadium. During Friday's memorial service, Mnangagwa, who currently chairs the Southern African Development Community...
Former Minister Zephania Kameeta addressed attendees at the Saturday morning funeral service for founding president Sam Nujoma with a message about national unity. During his prayer and scripture reading, Kameeta emphasized that Namibians should never permit language or cultural differences to create division among citizens. He stated firmly that such separation contradicted what President Nujoma had fought to achieve throughout his life.
Kameeta mentioned his observations of how mourners representing every segment of society came together, united by shared grief for their founding leader. The collective display of national mourning demonstrated the possibility of unity across different backgrounds. His remarks extended beyond the...
The remains of founding president Sam Nujoma reached Heroes' Acre cemetery in Windhoek on Saturday for his final resting place. Thousands of attendees observed as President Nangolo Mbumba, serving as chief mourner, accompanied the casket to the burial site. Many regional heads of state paid their respects at the ceremony honoring the Namibian freedom fighter.
Notable dignitaries included South African President Cyril Ramaphosa alongside former President Thabo Mbeki. Additional leaders present were Angolan President João Lourenço, Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa, plus Cuban Communist Party politburo representative Esteban Hernández. These officials gathered to commemorate the significant contributions Nujoma made to his nation...
President Nangolo Mbumba reached Heroes' Acre on Saturday, serving as chief mourner at the state funeral for founding president Sam Nujoma. His entrance followed a military parade featuring the navy, air force, and army that escorted the final journey of Nujoma's remains. The president planned to deliver remarks to those gathered before the burial ceremony proceeded to its conclusion at the official grave location.
Family members of Nujoma greeted the arrival of his casket, including former Cabinet minister Pendukeni Iivula-Ithana and Uukwambi Traditional Authority chief Herman Iipumbu. During Friday's official memorial service at Independence Stadium, Mbumba referred to Nujoma as representing the core example of struggle and sacrifice...
