World Netanyahu Orders West Bank Lockdown After Hebron Shooting Netanyahu orders a Hebron closure and prepares a West Bank lockdown after a deadly shooting killed two Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers. 2 weeks ago · By Cecelia Dana
World France Divided Over Who Is to Blame for Weekend Riots France is divided over the weekend riots as leaders blame the far left, students reject claims of manipulation and public anger over living costs grow... 3 weeks ago · By Cecelia Dana
World French Minister Offers to Resign After Police Lose Control in Protests French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez offers to resign after violent protests expose police failures, but President Emmanuel Macron rejects his resig... 3 weeks ago · By Cecelia Dana
Africa WWF: Africa’s Wildlife Population Plunges 80% in 52 Years Africa’s monitored wildlife populations have declined by an average of 80 per cent over 52 years, highlighting the mounting pressure on the continent’... 1 month ago · By Cecelia Dana
Africa Middle East Oil Crisis Sets Stage for Sh2 Trillion Dangote Refinery in Lamu President William Ruto has linked Kenya’s plans for a Sh2 trillion oil refinery in Lamu to lessons drawn from disruptions in the global oil market, pa... 1 month ago · By Cecelia Dana
Africa Ruto Reveals Why Dangote Refinery Came to Lamu President William Ruto has given a new account of how the Dangote refinery was brought to Lamu. He said the idea was shaped by fears over fuel supply.... 1 month ago · By Joseph Kimeu
News World Tourism Day Marked as Tourism Enthusiasts Share Their Experiences World Tourism Day is being marked on September 27, with tourism enthusiasts highlighting the importance of travel, conservation, cultural exchange and... 1 month ago · By Antony Achayo
Africa Million Are Facing Hunger Crisis Across Six IGAD Countries More than 40.3 million people across six IGAD member states are facing high levels of acute food insecurity in 2026, as conflict, climate shocks and e... 1 month ago · By Cecelia Dana
Climate Kenya Set for KSh51.8Bn World Bank Emergency Funding Amid El Niño, Ebola Risks Kenya is expected to access about KSh51.8 billion ($400 million) in emergency financing from the World Bank to help the country respond to a combinati... 2 months ago · By Cecelia Dana
Africa Foreign Traders Crackdown Sparks Xenophobia Debate in Kenya Kenya needs to have a serious conversation about what has happened over the past few days. For years, when we spoke about xenophobia in Africa, our mi... 2 months ago · By Switch TV Reporter
Agriculture Milk Shortage Deepens as Drought Squeezes Kenya’s Dairy Farmers For many Kenyan shoppers, the problem has become easy to spot: fewer milk brands on supermarket shelves, smaller deliveries to shops and, in some plac... 2 months ago · By Cecelia Dana
Health How President Ruto Pushed Kenya’s Health Reform Through And Why It Matters For millions of Kenyans, getting sick has long carried a second worry: how to pay the bill. Those without medical cover have often had to turn to rela... 2 months ago · By Cecelia Dana