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Huduma centres serve 14.1 million Kenyans as in-person visits rise
Business

Huduma centres serve 14.1 million Kenyans as in-person visits rise

Treasury records indicate that Huduma Kenya Service (HKS) platforms served 14,121,167 customers during 2024/2025. The period also saw seven new Huduma Centres, funded through the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NGCDF), become operational, expanding physical access to government services.

Two doctors held after nine newborns die in Siberian hospital
Global Affairs

Two doctors held after nine newborns die in Siberian hospital

The fatalities happened at Novokuznetsk Maternity Hospital No.1 between January 1 and 12, with the first infant death recorded on January 4, according to the Investigative Committee of Russia. The incidents unfolded during the long holiday, raising concerns about hospital operations and newborn care.

We must end this shambolic CBC, says former CJ Maraga
Education and Career

We must end this shambolic CBC, says former CJ Maraga

In a statement issued on Wednesday, January 14, the UGM Party leader said true access to education must go beyond simply admitting children into schools. He stressed that the system should allow learners to remain in school, move forward smoothly, and complete their studies with dignity.

President of the Federal Republic of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud/HANDOUT
Global Affairs

Somalia cuts ties with UAE over Somaliland recognition

The UAE has long been influential in Somalia, participating in security initiatives, port management, and economic projects. Its presence has spanned the strategic coastline along the Gulf of Aden and Indian Ocean, a region affected by piracy and arms trafficking.

ICPAC warns of worsening drought in Eastern Africa
Global Affairs

ICPAC warns of worsening drought in Eastern Africa

Looking ahead, January to March 2026 forecasts predict that drier-than-usual conditions will persist in regions not currently in dry season, including Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, and Burundi. ICPAC warns that prolonged dryness could further affect food production, livestock, water supplies, and health outcomes.

US and UK reduce forces in Qatar as tensions with Iran rise
Global Affairs

US and UK reduce forces in Qatar as tensions with Iran rise

The British embassy in Tehran has been temporarily closed and will operate remotely, while the US embassy in Doha has urged staff to limit travel to the air base and exercise heightened caution. Human rights organizations report that more than 2,400 protesters have been killed during Iran’s crackdown, underlining the seriousness of the unrest.