Kenya's Senate wants law agencies to look into 11 counties for possibly wasting public money. The counties failed to explain how they spent billions of shillings.
The Senate asks both the crime unit and anti-graft team to check what happened in these areas. The counties are Tharaka Nithi, Homa Bay, Bomet, Meru, Makueni, Wajir, Nyeri, Siaya, Samburu, Kakamega and Murang'a.
Moses Kajwang leads the Senate team that checks county spending. His group found many problems after reading reports from Kenya's top auditor. The audit looked at money spent up to June 2020.
Tharaka Nithi County faces questions about unpaid bills worth 439 million shillings. The Senate wants police to check if these bills are real, and they think some might be...
North Korean troops fighting for Russia have faced heavy losses in Ukraine's Kursk region. Western officials told the BBC that about 4,000 North Korean soldiers were hurt or killed in just three months.
These officials say Russia sent 11,000 North Korean troops to fight. By mid-January, around 1,000 of them died. No one knows where the injured soldiers are getting help.
Kim Jong Un sent these forces to help his friend Vladimir Putin take back land from Ukraine. Putin wants Ukrainian troops out of Russia before peace talks start later this year.
Ukraine moved into Russia's Kursk area last August. They caught Russian guards off guard. Ukraine said they took this land to use it in future peace deals.
North Korean soldiers came to...
Ferg Chivhayo, brother to businessman Sir Wicknell, paid the bride price for his girlfriend Renee Monaco in a traditional ceremony shared on social media.
Zimbabwean star Mudiwa Hood praised entrepreneurs Hon. Scott and Sir Wicknell on social media, calling for recognition of their business success and economic impact.
Zimbabwean artist Seh Calaz claims Winky D and his manager removed him from shared performances while defending his reactive stance in their ongoing dispute.
The Tobacco Industry Board wants better crops for next year's sales. It teaches farmers when to pick their leaves.
Some farms with water systems have started picking their first crops. The Board shared tips on social media about ripe tobacco leaves. Farmers should look for pale green or yellow colors. Ready leaves hang straight out from the plant. The leaves feel soft, and their tips turn yellow.
The Board warns farmers not to pick leaves early or late. They say this makes the crop less valuable. Farmers must pick leaves from the same part of the plant to keep things even.
Ivan Craig from the farm authority agrees. He tells farmers to wait for ripe leaves. Some leaves turn yellow from poor soil or rain damage. These leaves won't dry...
African healers want to blend old cures with modern care, much like China has done. They say this could help solve Africa's health problems.
Many people in Africa get sick from diseases that spread fast. The hospitals often lack doctors, money, and medicine to help everyone who needs care.
Most people in Africa still trust old healing ways passed down through families. The World Health Group says eight out of ten Africans use these treatments when they get sick.
This old way of healing could make money and create jobs. Research teams in many African lands study these cures to make them better and safer.
Kenya leads the push to mix old and new ways of healing. The group that speaks for African healers wants to learn from Chinese...
Cultural diversity matters as much as the variety of plants and animals on Earth. We need both to keep our world healthy and rich.
Languages play a big role in keeping cultures alive. Each language carries special ways of thinking and living, helping to pass down wisdom from old to young.
AI language tools are making English even stronger than before. These tools mostly use English data, which puts other languages at risk. More than 3,000 languages might die out soon. Another 3,500 languages face growing pressure, even big ones like Chinese and Spanish.
The internet already clearly shows this problem. English accounts for more than half of all websites, while Spanish comes next with only about 5 percent.
AI systems often work best...
Africa's Hidden Treasure Chest Could Make Everyone Rich!
Money experts say African nations must work together and build better roads and mines. These amazing changes could turn Africa into a global powerhouse!
The land sits on piles of precious minerals that nobody has touched yet. These riches could power clean energy all over the world! African countries want to turn these raw materials into valuable products right at home.
Zimbabwe leads the charge! The country wants to make more money from its minerals by turning them into finished goods. This smart move could create millions of jobs!
SHOCKING NUMBERS REVEALED! The battery industry will need more than 10 million workers by 2030. Africa could grab a huge piece of this pie...
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