Category: General

Washington D.C.: Nearly two months into President Donald Trump’s second term, his administration has intensified efforts to deport individuals, including those in the US legally, if they are perceived as threats. The crackdown targets not only criminals but also those expressing opinions deemed ‘anti-American’, such as pro-Palestinian views or criticism

Accra: Cameroon ranks 104 out of 147 countries in terms of the happiness index, standing 8th in Africa, behind South Africa, Guinea, Mozambique, C´te d’Ivoire, Congo, and Gabon, and ahead of Nigeria and Senegal, according to the World Happiness Report 2025. The report, published on March 20, 2025, coincides with

Douala: The 45th ordinary session of the National Communication Council (NCC) addressed eight cases, resulting in sanctions for seven and the dismissal of one. Among these, three cases involved the Douala-based channel, Equinox TV. According to Cameroon News Agency, the NCC expressed concerns over the increasing presence of hate speech

Nairobi: A Mau Mau compensation lobby group now says it hopes the enactment of the Public Benefits Organization Act will hasten compensation efforts for its members. James Njuguna Mahuria, who chairs the Jeramiah Mugi Foundation, says a planned debate over the provisions of the Act on March 25 could be

Nairobi: Kenya and the Netherlands have strengthened their diplomatic and economic partnership, with a focus on trade, climate action, and security cooperation following high-level discussions in Nairobi. The talks, which followed the state visit of King Willem-Alexander and Queen M¡xima, marked a significant step in deepening bilateral relations and fostering

Vihiga: Workers in Vihiga County have Thursday staged a peaceful protest over what they termed the need for promotion, redesignation, and poor working conditions. The staff marched through Mbale town before storming into Governor Dr Wilber Ottichilo’s office where they presented a memo of their grievances and demanded to be

Nairobi: The County Government of Nakuru has initiated efforts to restore the degraded riparian land around River Njoro and River Ndarugu in partnership with state agencies, research institutions, educational bodies, and environmental conservation groups. This undertaking seeks to harness natural wetlands to mitigate climate change impacts and enhance resilience among

Nairobi: The government has announced plans to mobilise resources to the tune of Sh598 billion to finance the expansion of the area under irrigation by one million acres over the next 10 years, aiming to increase food production. According to Kenya News Agency, the 10-year plan under the National Irrigation