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CS Mbadi outlines e-mobility plan amid Middle East tensions
Business

CS Mbadi outlines e-mobility plan amid Middle East tensions

Following the escalation, several Gulf states closed parts of their airspace and introduced restrictions on shipping, particularly through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also blocked the strait, a key global passage used for transporting a significant share of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas.

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Audit exposes decay in prisons despite rising billions in funding
News

Audit exposes decay in prisons despite rising billions in funding

According to the report, several correctional centres continue to operate under congested conditions, with leaking roofs, damaged sanitation systems, missing perimeter walls and no CCTV systems in place. In some facilities, food storage areas were found to be infested by rodents, while some staff members are housed in buildings that have already been declared unsafe for use.

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Mobile phones. PHOTO/ IT WEB
Business

Smartphone sales dip as users delay replacement

Despite fewer new purchases, smartphones remain the dominant technology in Kenya. By December, there were 48.7 million smartphones in use, compared to 29.6 million feature phones, showing that internet-enabled devices still drive most mobile activity.

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Kenya Power loses track of over one million electricity meters
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Kenya Power loses track of over one million electricity meters

The issue adds to broader concerns raised in the Auditor-General’s reports for the 2022/2023 and 2023/2024 financial years, which flagged serious gaps in oversight at the utility. Among the issues highlighted were Sh22 billion in excess payments to Independent Power Producers for electricity that was not supplied to the national grid.

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DR Congo agrees to receive deportees from United States under new deal
Global Affairs

DR Congo agrees to receive deportees from United States under new deal

Authorities in Kinshasa said specific locations have been identified to host arrivals, with a system put in place to receive and process them on a temporary basis. The Ministry of Communication explained that the plan includes coordination between the two governments, with the United States expected to offer “logistical and technical support” while the Democratic Republic of Congo covers no financial costs linked to the operation.

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Long-time Ladysmith Black Mambazo member, Albert Mazibuko dies at 77
Entertainment

Long-time Ladysmith Black Mambazo member, Albert Mazibuko dies at 77

The group announced that Mazibuko died on Sunday following a short illness. His role in the ensemble stretched back to 1969, when he joined the lineup that would go on to achieve worldwide recognition, earn five Grammy awards, and feature on the widely acclaimed album Graceland by Paul Simon.

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