Man Dies in Cattle Raid, Police Report Success Against Rural Crime.
A shooting at a home in Maralal killed a 23-year-old man early Thursday. The attack happened in Ngano village when armed men tried to take cows from the property.
Leonard Lendunda heard a noise outside his house. He stepped out to check. The raiders shot him in the chest, killing him right there. They then took five cows from the yard as people called for help.
Local police teams came fast after hearing shots. They chased the raiders toward the Opiroi area. The police and raiders traded gunfire. The raiders ran away, leaving the stolen cows behind. The police gave the animals back to the family.
Police took Mr. Lendunda's body to a nearby hospital. They started...
Police Hunt Thieves After Two Cash Robberies in Kenya.
A woman lost 3.6 million shillings near a petrol station in Nairobi's Industrial Area on Wednesday morning. The theft happened on Lunga Lunga Road after she took the money from a bank for her business.
She stopped her car to take medicine close to the petrol station. Two men on a motorcycle broke her car window. They wore face coverings and had weapons. They made her give them the money, then rode away fast.
The woman told police about the crime. Officers came to inspect the scene. They found camera pictures that showed what had happened. Nairobi's police leader, George Sedah, said his team wants to catch these bad men.
In another case, robbers hurt a Mpesa worker and took...
Senators had a big fight on Thursday. They were discussing how to share money among counties. The Commission on Revenue Allocation (CRA) had made a plan, but some senators did not like it.
The senators whose counties would get less money were very angry. They said the plan was not fair. But the senators whose counties would get more money liked the plan.
This fight was like one that happened in 2020. Back then, the senators tried 10 times to agree on how to share money. But they could not. In the end, the President had to help. He gave the counties 53 billion shillings more. This way, no county lost money.
Mary Wanyonyi is the head of CRA. She told the senators about the new plan. The senators asked her how CRA made the plan.
The...
Kenya sent more police officers to Haiti to help keep the country safe. The officers left Kenya on Wednesday night.
The group consists only of women. They are very good at what they do and have special skills that will help in Haiti.
Godfrey Otunge is the leader of the group. He said it was not easy to send the officers. But other countries helped. He said the group has done a good job so far.
"The group is almost at full strength now. It can do more things. Other countries made this easier," he said. "Bad people in Haiti will be surprised. We will do what we came to do."
People from Haiti met the group at the airport. The President of Haiti was there. The Prime Minister of Haiti was there, too. The head of the Haiti police was also...
Kenya wants to export more cows and cow products to other countries. It used to send them to places like the UAE and the Middle East, but now it wants to send them to countries in Africa, like Libya and Nigeria.
Nicholas Ngahu is in charge of a group that helps send cows and cow products to other countries. He says the new places will pay more money for the cows and cow products.
Last year, Kenya sent 500 tons of cow meat, 7,000 tons of sheep meat, 20,000 tons of goat meat, and 30,000 live animals to other countries. The animals went to Oman, Egypt, and Mauritius. The meat went to the UAE, Oman, Kuwait, Bahrain, DRC Congo, and Seychelles.
Christopher Wanga says a group called African Pastoral Markets Development can help Kenya send...
Hezron Opiyo started a small chicken farm in Kisumu County to earn money for college. His farm grew quickly.
Hezron worked hard, saving money by selling chickens. Then, he went to college, studying business and project management.
After college, Hezron had a choice. He could get a job or expand his chicken farm. He chose to expand his farm. He started a company called Kenya Poultry Farmers Limited (KPF).
KPF helps chicken farmers in Western Kenya. It sells them chickens and chicken feed, teaches them how to be good farmers, and helps them sell their chickens and eggs.
Chicken farmers have some problems. Sometimes, eggs do not sell for much money, and sometimes, chicken feed costs a lot. This makes it hard for farmers to make money...
MSI plans five new computer boards with fresh features. These boards will come out between April and June. They work with AMD's B850 system and fit different case sizes.
Two of these boards have a special design. Makers put all the wire spots at the back. MSI marks these boards with "PZ" and calls them Project ZERO. This helps users keep their wires neat and makes the boards simpler to set up.
The small board in this group is called MPG B850I Edge WIFI. It fits in tiny cases but lets users plug in many parts. MSI also made two middle-sized boards. One board, the PRO B850M-P WIFI, serves most home needs. The other, the PRO B850M-B, keeps things basic.
MSI adds two more boards with back wire spots. The big board, B850 GAMING PLUS WIFI...
AMD shared some news about its latest computer parts at a big show in Las Vegas this month. The firm talked about two new items, the Radeon RX 9070 XT and RX 9070. AMD kept most facts private at the event, so only a few people learned the full story.
The company first planned to show these parts last month. Fresh reports say AMD will tell more in late February. This news came after a wait that made many fans eager to learn more.
People who know about computer parts want more details. One expert asked AMD's leader, Frank Azor, to explain everything about the new parts. The expert said clear facts help people choose what to buy. Azor said he would share all the details soon.
Early talk puts the Radeon RX 9070 XT price near $899. Other...
A new tax on goods from China is pushing companies to look at other places to make their products. The United States added a 10% tax on Chinese items on top of other taxes firms must pay.
PC Partner shows how businesses are changing their plans. The firm moved its main office from China to Singapore. Many other companies want to spread their work across different lands. They hope this makes them less open to sudden tax changes.
The extra tax means higher costs for making computer parts. Power units already face a 25% tax when they enter the United States. Companies must check if staying in China makes sense when costs keep going up. They think about small price rises to help pay these costs. But they fear losing buyers to other...
