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US Senate stalemate extends shutdown after funding votes fail
Global Affairs

US Senate stalemate extends shutdown after funding votes fail

The two rival proposals by Democrats and Republicans both fell short of the 60 votes needed, deepening a standoff that has become centred on healthcare provisions.The Democratic-led proposal to extend government funding was voted down first, receiving 45 votes in favour and 50 against. Shortly after, the Republican version also failed with a 52-42 vote. Both sides immediately blamed each other for the continued closure.

KRA issues 30-day notice to clear abandoned goods or face auction
Business

KRA issues 30-day notice to clear abandoned goods or face auction

In a notice published in the Kenya Gazette, the authority said importers and consignees with overstayed cargo must enter and remove their goods from the depot within 30 days. If they fail to do so, the items will be auctioned between November 10 and 14, 2025, through an online bidding process on KRA’s official portal.

ICC convicts Sudan militia leader for Darfur atrocities
Global Affairs

ICC convicts Sudan militia leader for Darfur atrocities

Wearing a blue suit, waistcoat and a bright red tie, Abd-Al-Rahman listened calmly to the verdict, occasionally taking notes. Presiding judge Joanna Korner narrated disturbing details of widespread assaults and killings, including one incident in which Abd-Al-Rahman forced about 50 civilians onto trucks, beat some with axes, and then made them lie on the ground before ordering troops to execute them.

KMPDU accuses Governors of negligence after alleged 131 newborn deaths in Kiambu
Health and Wellness

KMPDU accuses Governors of negligence after alleged 131 newborn deaths in Kiambu

The union’s response came after Council of Governors Chair and Wajir Governor Ahmed Abdullahi on Monday dismissed reports of neonatal deaths in Kiambu as “misleading” and based on unverified information. Abdullahi insisted that medical facilities in the county were running normally, claiming that some individuals were using the reports to attack devolution and undermine county health systems.