Smashing a local team three-nil apparently isn't enough to satisfy the boss because Young Africans head coach Pedro Gonçalves demanded a new striker during the open transfer window. He announced this plan at the New Amaan Complex in Zanzibar after his squad dismantled KVZ in the Mapinduzi Cup.
The Portuguese manager feels the roster lacks depth while Clement Mzize recovers from medical issues. Gonçalves views this tournament as a glorified practice session to test incoming talent like Emmanuel Mwanengo, who recently debuted. He praised the fresh recruit but noted that learning the system takes patience.
KVZ assistant Ali Khalid Omar confessed his players flopped in front of goal against such a dominant force. The heavy defeat...
Losing doesn't usually earn bragging rights, but Miguel Gamondi claimed moral victory after Tanzania exited AFCON against Morocco. The Argentine insisted his squad shed their punching bag status following a tight one-nil defeat in Rabat, where they limited the hosts to just four shots on target.
He praised the players for maintaining tactical maturity instead of just parking the bus to survive. The manager noted that while the home side dominated the ball, his team created two clear scoring opportunities. Gamondi argued that the performance proves the gap to elite nations is shrinking rapidly.
Drama peaked when Adam Masina took down Iddy Seleman inside the box during the final minutes. The referee ignored screams for a video review...
Cheering for tax collectors feels like rooting for the dentist, yet Minister Khamis Omar applauded the Tanzania Revenue Authority for snatching record funds from citizens. The official spoke in Arusha where he revealed the agency collected over eighteen trillion shillings between July and December to smash their original targets thanks to digital upgrades. Omar noted that December alone saw the highest monthly haul in history. He credited these numbers to strict policies enforced under President Samia Suluhu Hassan which streamlined how the state extracts cash from the economy.
Vicent Minja from the national commerce chamber insisted that bringing the informal sector into the fold ensures fairness. He offered to work with the taxman to...
Celebrating political upheavals apparently necessitates hosting generic trade exhibitions for government officials, prompting the administration to link the ongoing Zanzibar International Trade Fair to the sixty-second anniversary of the Isles’ revolution. Minister Mahmoud Thabit Kombo toured the displays at the Zanzibar Exhibition Centre in Dimani to endorse the event, which markets local investment opportunities.
He visited the Foreign Affairs booth, where staff and the acting director welcomed him during the inspection. This massive expo features various institutions from the mainland and the islands, aiming to educate the public on available products while fostering economic ties.
The showcase runs for weeks as part of the...
Holding patient data hostage for clout and cash is apparently how cybercriminals build trust today, seeing as hackers extended their ransom deadline to Friday after breaching the Manage My Health platform in New Zealand. A user named Kazu claims possession of numerous files, but the company insists that only six percent of users suffered exposure.
The digital extortionist demanded sixty thousand dollars while claiming that this business move establishes a solid reputation within the community. Kazu denied political motives initially but later posted messages supporting captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro on Telegram.
Manage My Health stated that prescriptions and appointment details remain secure despite the intrusion into...
Getting impeached apparently teaches zero lessons about keeping quiet because Wajir East MP Aden Daud just slammed Rigathi Gachagua for claiming Somali wealth comes from fraud. The ousted leader suggested that stolen funds from Minnesota flow into Kenya to build malls and finance political operations.
Daud argued this rhetoric endangers national unity because it profiles a specific ethnic group. He noted this behavior fits a pattern where Gachagua previously compared the government to a shareholding company, which alienated millions and contributed to his removal from office back in October 2024.
The legislator insisted legitimate business ties exist between the Kikuyu and Somali communities without conflict. He demanded that...
Political beefs usually end with handshakes instead of fists because optics matter. Migori Senator Eddy Oketch cancelled his plan to kick ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna out of the party. He decided to use internal dispute resolution methods instead of forcing a public expulsion vote against the Nairobi lawmaker.
Oketch directed his lawyers to drop the complaint after chatting with party boss Oburu Oginga. They claimed the change honors the memory of Raila Odinga, who preferred talking over fighting. The legal team insisted Sifuna still acted poorly but agreed to settle things quietly.
The senator wants Oginga to mediate the conflict using specific party constitution clauses that favor reconciliation. This move stops a messy...
Nothing screams humble servant of God quite like private jets and failed geopolitical prophecies. Self-proclaimed Prophet David Owuor faces ridicule after his divine protection decree for Nicolás Maduro collapsed when United States forces captured the Venezuelan leader in January 2026. The Repentance and Holiness Ministry founder had visited Miraflores Palace to offer spiritual shielding against foreign aggression just months before the raid occurred.
Kenyan authorities are concurrently investigating Owuor regarding his dangerous assertions that prayer cured HIV patients. The Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Council warned that such unverified miracles could encourage the sick to abandon antiretroviral therapy. Owuor insists...
Driving here feels like rolling the dice on your life every single commute. Six people died while forty-six sustained injuries when a Uwezo Sacco bus smashed into a trailer near the Tunnel spot along the Londiani-Muhoroni road. Kericho County police commander James Ngetich confirmed the bus driver and five passengers perished instantly.
Both vehicles were traveling toward Kisumu when the bus slammed into the back of the truck. Authorities mentioned thirty victims suffered serious trauma while emergency teams rushed them to facilities like Londiani and Fortenan hospitals. Thirteen others walked away with minor scratches before doctors discharged them.
Ngetich admitted nobody knows exactly why the collision happened, but promised an...
