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Amnesty calls for accountability over post-election violence and secret burials in Tanzania
Global Affairs

Amnesty calls for accountability over post-election violence and secret burials in Tanzania

In a statement issued on Friday, Amnesty said the crackdown occurred between October 29 and November 3, 2025, and involved excessive use of force by police and other security officers. The protests took place during a nationwide internet blackout, and reports indicate that hundreds of people were either killed or wounded.

Kenya posts over two million new jobs as inflation dips to 4.6 per cent
Business

Kenya posts over two million new jobs as inflation dips to 4.6 per cent

In agriculture, Mwaura highlighted that more than 7.1 million farmers have been digitally registered, improving access to inputs and cutting out middlemen. Over 21 million bags of subsidised fertiliser have been delivered, reducing the cost from Sh7,500 to about Sh2,500 per bag, saving farmers roughly Sh105 billion.

The Haiti Gang Suppression Force (GSF) during an operation/HANDOUT
Global Affairs

United State secures 7,500-troop support for Haiti Gang Force

The move follows a September decision by the United Nations Security Council to double the size of the 15-month-old security mission in Haiti and rename it the Gang Suppression Force. The mission had previously operated under the Kenya-led Haiti Multinational Security Support Mission (MSS), which struggled with both funding and staffing.

UK authorities investigate cyber intrusion affecting government systems
Global Affairs

UK authorities investigate cyber intrusion affecting government systems

The National Cyber Security Centre said it is collaborating closely with government partners to assess how the breach occurred and what data may have been affected. Systems operated by the Foreign Office but belonging to the Home Office were accessed during the incident, prompting a review of security measures.

Uhuru urges graduates to champion Kenya’s global innovation
Education and Career

Uhuru urges graduates to champion Kenya’s global innovation

The former President congratulated the graduands on their hard work and praised Kabarak University for fostering excellence, ethical leadership, and entrepreneurial spirit. He highlighted the vision of the late President Daniel Toroitich arap Moi, noting that the university continues to uphold its founding principles of faith, service, and academic excellence.

High Court blocks Kenya–US health deal again pending legal review
News

High Court blocks Kenya–US health deal again pending legal review

The court’s order affects the Cooperation Framework signed on December 4 and comes in response to a petition by Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah. The petition claims that the deal may contravene the Constitution in several ways, including bypassing Parliament under the Treaty Making and Ratification Act, ignoring public participation, breaching rules on public finance and devolution, and violating privacy rights. In granting the order, the court emphasised the need to protect transparency, accountability and the rule of law.

Barack Obama shares his top books, movies and music of 2025
Global Affairs

Barack Obama shares his top books, movies and music of 2025

Hip-hop selections included Gunna’s Just Say Dat, while Chappell Roan’s The Giver and Everything is Recorded featuring Sampha and Florence Welch’s Never Felt Better offered experimental sounds. International artists like Ganavya (Pasayadan), Olamidé with Daecolm, Seyi Vibez, Asake, and Young Jonn (99), Rosalía (Sexo, Violencia y Llantas), and Jason Isbell were included, along with Lil Naay & Myke Towers, Stacey Kent, Kacy Hill, Roe, Alex Warren, Khamari, Drake, Xavi & Manuel Turizo, and Obongjayar.

High Court orders seizure of Sh76 million in Waititu-linked assets
News

High Court orders seizure of Sh76 million in Waititu-linked assets

Justice Nixon Sifuna, who delivered the ruling, partially allowed a civil case filed by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) seeking to recover wealth allegedly acquired illegally during Waititu’s tenure. The commission had sought the seizure of assets totaling Sh1.9 billion, but the court approved confiscation of only those for which there was insufficient explanation regarding their source.