November 30, 2023
In the vibrant world of gospel music, few voices shine as brightly as Tanzania’s own Christina Shusho. Renowned for her soul-stirring vocals and profound lyrics, this gifted artist is poised to captivate hearts and uplift spirits as she gears up for a spectacular concert in Kenya this December’ Christina Shusho’s journey in the music industry
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The Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), a symbol of Kenya’s progress and a landmark in the heart of Nairobi, is now poised for a historic change in ownership as the government considers the sale of this iconic structure. This decision has sparked widespread interest among investors and stakeholders, raising questions about the future of this
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In a recent global assessment of organized crime, South Africa has found itself in an alarming position, ranked among the top ten countries most infested with organized criminal activities. The findings, released by an international crime watchdog, shed light on the challenges the nation faces in combating sophisticated criminal networks operating within its borders. According
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Fredrick Allen Hampton, popularly known as Fred Hampton, was an American activist and revolutionary socialist. He rose to fame for his activism and became the chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party and its deputy chairman at a very young age. Hampton was an active leader in the National Association for the
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The tale behind vanilla is a bittersweet one. Critics have continued to ask questions on why the history behind one of the world’s most popular flavour is often overlooked. Vanilla is an expensive ingredient and a principal flavouring in ice-creams and cola drinks; it is also used to produce perfumes and delicacies. Despite its popularity
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One hundred years ago, during the American general elections in 1920, a deadly event occurred, which many critics have termed the bloodiest day in modern American political history. It went down in history as “The Ocoee Massacre,” yet despite the gravity of the crime committed against Blacks, this piece of history has been swept under
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In a significant development for Sierra Leone, the government has decided to lift the night-time curfew that was imposed in the wake of a daring prison break. The decision comes after armed men freed numerous inmates, triggering security concerns across the nation. The curfew, which restricted movement during the night hours, was implemented as a
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In a dramatic turn of events, Kenyans are gearing up for a resurgence of mass demonstrations, commonly known as “maandamano,” as frustration mounts over unfulfilled promises by the Kenya Kwanza government. The apparent failure to address the concerns of citizens and deliver on electoral pledges has fueled discontent, prompting a vocal opposition and disillusioned citizens
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Apart from causing major inconvenience, a broken appliance brings up the question of whether it should be repaired or replaced. Some appliances may still have a little life left in them, so replacement may not be the best choice. Others, though, might just cost you money if you keep fixing them instead of chucking them
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In a significant economic shift, Kenya’s government has revealed plans to privatize the first 35 state-owned companies, targeting only those facing financial losses and bureaucratic hurdles. Although the specific companies have not been disclosed, President William Ruto emphasized that potentially lucrative entities would be divested, signaling a strategic move to boost the country’s revenue. This
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