Environment Kenya Power Moves to Save Wildlife from Deadly Power Lines A new effort to protect wildlife from deadly encounters with electricity infrastructure has been launched by Kenya Power and an American conservation... 4 months ago · By Joseph Kimeu
News Russia Warns of New Kyiv Strikes as Fear Grips Capital Russia has threatened a new wave of strikes on Kyiv, warning foreign nationals and diplomats to leave the Ukrainian capital as tensions between Moscow... 5 months ago · By Antony Achayo
Africa How Maduro was captured easily in Venezuela WASHINGTON / CARACAS — The United States has captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a clandestine overnight operation in Caracas, culminating... 10 months ago · By Switch TV Reporter
News Kenya Power Rolls Out New Meter Reading Technology to Fix Long-Standing Billing Errors KPLC begins nationwide use of Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to speed up readings, cut human error and improve customer trust. Kenya Power has la... 11 months ago · By Jared Emillio
Africa Madagascar’s President Flees Abroad Amid Gen Z-Led Protests and Military Defections Madagascar’s president, Andry Rajoelina, has fled the country after weeks of protests led largely by young people demanding his resignation, oppositio... 1 year ago · By Antony Achayo
Climate Bali’s Deadliest Floods in a Decade Kill 14 Bali is reeling from its deadliest floods in a decade after torrential rains swept across the island, killing at least 14 people and leaving two still... 1 year ago · By Antony Achayo
Climate Tsunami waves hit Hawaii as 8.8 magnitude earthquake trigger evacuations Tsunami waves struck Hawaii and Japan on Tuesday morning following a powerful 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia’s eastern Kamchatka Peninsula. Warni... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
News Inferno at new Iraqi mall leaves 60 dead dozens injured KUT — A fire ripped through a newly opened shopping center in the Iraqi city of Kut on Wednesday night, killing at least 60 people and injuring dozens... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
News Cuban minister resigns after saying country has no beggars HAVANA — Cuba’s Minister of Labor Marta Elena Feitó Cabrera has resigned following intense backlash over remarks denying the existence of beggars on t... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Kenya Gov’t to incur Sh4.3B to replace 20,000 faulty transformers MATHIRA — The government will spend Sh4.3 billion this financial year to replace over 20,000 faulty transformers nationwide in an urgent bid to reduce... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari
Kenya Police Officer Among Three Held for Power Cable Theft in Nairobi NAIROBI — In a daring nighttime operation near Nyayo Stadium, three men including a police officer were arrested while allegedly vandalising high-volt... 1 year ago · By Frank Kiforo
Business Kenya to import 200MW of power from Ethiopia NAIROBI —Kenya is set to import 200 megawatts of electricity from neighbouring Ethiopia in a bid to ease mounting pressure on its overstretched power... 1 year ago · By Nixon Ngari