Kenya’s law enforcement system is once again in the spotlight, this time through the lens of one of its own. Dr Margaret Awino Ongale, the first DCI female officer to earn a doctorate, has officially launched her new book, Transforming the Law Enforcers, a detailed and research-backed examination of how targeted reforms within the Directorate
PUBG Mobile, the world-renowned mobile battle royale game, today announced the launch of its electrifying “Afro Frenzy Dance Challenge” on TikTok, inviting players and dance enthusiasts across Africa to showcase their moves and creativity. This exciting initiative aims to blend the thrill of in-game action with the vibrant energy of Afro-inspired dance, fostering community engagement
Nairobi, Kenya – 5th July 2025 Spotika a well-known name in Kenya’s betting sector, has officially relaunched under new ownership following a complete acquisition and strategic overhaul. The company is now backed by Mr. L. Arunwanich, a discreet but highly capitalized Thai billionaire known for his expansive interests in digital platforms, gaming infrastructure, and fintech
A miserable man is now linked to Mediheal Hospital and illegal kidney businesses in Eldoret town, where he has acted as a middleman between the donors and the recipients for several months now. According to our reliable sources, the man does his deals in certain offices within Eldoret, Nakuru, and some areas within Uasigishu, and
According to US National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett, the administration has been inundated with requests for negotiations after the implementation of a 10% “baseline” tariff on all imports to the US came into force on April 5. The tariff escalation follows a dramatic timeline: a 25% levy on steel and aluminum took effect on
German National and Dog A man from Mombasa has moved to court seeking custody of his child, citing deeply disturbing allegations against his former partner, whom he accuses of engaging in explicit sexual acts with a foreign national in the presence of both their minor child and a dog. The petitioner, identified in court documents
The Madness of Dictatorship Idi Amin Dada, the self-proclaimed “Last King of Scotland,” ruled Uganda with an iron fist from 1971 to 1979. His reign was marked by terror, mass killings, and bizarre decisions that often bordered on absurdity. But perhaps one of the strangest episodes in his dictatorship was his attempt to rename Uganda
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