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Live purposefully, leaders told, as MP Denar buried
News

Live purposefully, leaders told, as MP Denar buried

Speaking during the burial of the late MP Denar Joseph Hamisi in Mazeras, Kilifi County, on Saturday, December 13, 2025, Speaker Wetang’ula said leaders must stand with one another, especially during difficult moments, noting that life is unpredictable.

Chaos at Kolkata Stadium as Messi’s brief appearance angers fans
Sports

Chaos at Kolkata Stadium as Messi’s brief appearance angers fans

Fans who had paid up to 12,000 rupees for a chance to see the football legend were left frustrated when his appearance was brief and largely hidden behind a crowd of officials and celebrities. The situation escalated as some spectators ripped seats, threw bottles and other items onto the pitch, and vandalized stadium banners and tents.

Tharaka Nithi pushes for park revenue, forest protection
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Tharaka Nithi pushes for park revenue, forest protection

The governor noted that residents frequently face crop destruction and injuries when animals leave the park, yet the county does not benefit financially. Njuki emphasized that a partnership would recognise the critical role local communities play in keeping wildlife contained and reducing conflicts.

M23 strengthens hold on Uvira, residents follow militia rules
Global Affairs

M23 strengthens hold on Uvira, residents follow militia rules

On Friday, pedestrians and motorbikes were spotted moving through parts of the city along Lake Tanganyika, signaling a cautious return of daily activities. The day before, M23 fighters had combed the streets to remove remaining Congolese troops and allied local militias, commonly referred to as “Wazalendo,” after taking control of strategic districts.

Pope warns intelligence agencies against misuse of secrets
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Pope warns intelligence agencies against misuse of secrets

Speaking on Friday during a Vatican audience with Italian intelligence officers, the pope said confidential material should never be used to threaten, control or damage individuals or institutions. Although he did not point to specific nations, he noted that the Church has, in several countries, faced repression driven by intelligence operations.