Hantavirus Alert: How a Rodent Contact Can Turn Fatal

A virus carried by rodents is quietly posing a serious health risk across the globe, with the potential to cause severe illness and even death in humans. Known as hantavirus, this infection spreads mainly through contact with infected rodents and can escalate rapidly, especially in certain regions. While rare, its high fatality rate makes it a major concern that people need to understand and take seriously. Highlights: Hantavirus spreads through contact...

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Hantavirus Alert: How a Rodent Contact Can Turn Fatal

A virus carried by rodents is quietly posing a serious health risk across the globe, with the potential to cause severe illness and even...

Ruto, Suluhu Emphasize Stability and Youth Inclusion in Regional Talks

East African leaders are stepping up calls for regional cooperation as youth-driven activism continues to reshape political conversations across the region. Kenyan President William...

Power Couple Alert: Rihanna and A$AP Rocky Shut Down the Event With Style

Rihanna once again proved that timing means nothing when you have presence. The global superstar made a stylish late arrival at a high-profile event...

Tana River Flood Crisis: Dozens of Families Forced From Their Homes

A flood emergency is unfolding in Tana River County after days of relentless rainfall left more than 70 families displaced. Rising river levels have...

Beyoncé takes over the carpet with her famous family

Beyoncé reminded the world why she remains unmatched, making a grand entrance alongside her famous family and instantly becoming the center of attention. With...

World-record nonuplets turn five, set to begin school

Born into global headlines and against all odds, the world’s only surviving nonuplets have just turned five, and they’re now gearing up for one...

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KENYA

KMTC Opens 126 Courses for KCSE Graduates

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has unveiled a wide range of 126 courses for KCSE graduates, urging eligible candidates to apply before the...

61 Years of Labour Day: Why the Celebration Still Matters Today

For more than six decades, Labour Day has stood as a symbol of hard work, sacrifice, and the ongoing fight for fair treatment in...

Historic Ruling Allows Lawsuit Over Decades of Toxic Waste in Northern Kenya

A major legal breakthrough has opened the door for hundreds of Kenyans to seek justice over alleged toxic pollution, after the High Court allowed...

Questions Rise Over Substandard Fuel Claims

Concerns are rising over the quality of fuel entering the country, but Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi is pushing back against claims of a major...

Kindiki Faces Backlash Over KSh 8M Daily Chopper Costs

The Office of the Deputy President is under intense scrutiny after lawmakers questioned massive spending on helicopter travel, with revelations of pending bills and...

Sifuna Drags ODM to Court Over Fresh Plot to Kick Him Out as SG

ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna has reignited his legal battle with the party, moving back to the Political Parties Disputes Tribunal (PPDT) in a...

AFRICA

Security Forces Hunt Gunmen After Orphanage Kidnapping Shocks Nigeria

A fresh wave of fear has gripped central Nigeria after armed men stormed an orphanage and school facility in Kogi State, abducting multiple children...

Inside Uhuru’s Growing Influence in Africa’s Peace and Security Agenda

Highlights: Uhuru Kenyatta arrived in Accra ahead of the Tana Forum on Security in Africa He joined the forum’s board in 2024, taking on a strategic...

Water Scarcity Turns Fatal in Eastern Chad After Violent Village Clash

A routine disagreement over access to a water well has turned into a devastating wave of violence in eastern Chad, leaving at least 42...

Armed Groups Launch Widespread Attacks Across Mali, Raising Sahel Fears

Mali has been thrown into fresh uncertainty after armed groups launched near-simultaneous attacks in Bamako and other strategic locations, triggering explosions, gunfire and growing...

Julius Malema Sentenced to 5 Years in Prison Over Firearm Incident at Rally

South African political heavyweight and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison following a court ruling...

Apartheid-Era Negotiator Named South Africa’s US Ambassador

South Africa has named veteran politician Roelf Meyer as its new ambassador to the United States, a move seen as a strategic effort to...

WORLD

World-record nonuplets turn five, set to begin school

Born into global headlines and against all odds, the world’s only surviving nonuplets have just turned five, and they’re now gearing up for one...

Samsung Family Clears $8 Billion Inheritance Tax Bill

The family behind Samsung has officially completed one of the largest inheritance tax payments ever recorded. The multi-billion-dollar settlement marks the end of a...

No More Meat Ads? Amsterdam Takes Stand Against High-Carbon Promotions

Amsterdam is making headlines with a groundbreaking decision to ban public advertising for meat products and fossil fuels. The move positions the city as...

61 Years of Labour Day: Why the Celebration Still Matters Today

For more than six decades, Labour Day has stood as a symbol of hard work, sacrifice, and the ongoing fight for fair treatment in...

War, Tension, and Power: Why Global Military Spending Keeps Rising

Global defence budgets have reached unprecedented levels, with new figures showing that worldwide military spending has climbed to nearly $2.9 trillion in 2025. The...

London Shock as Terror Probe Launched After Stabbing of Two Jewish Men

A violent stabbing incident in London has triggered a full counterterrorism investigation after two Jewish men were attacked in what British authorities have now...

TECH AND AI

BUSINESS

Smart Ways to Grow Your Business on a Budget

Running a business with limited funds can feel like an uphill battle but for many young entrepreneurs, it’s the reality. The good news? You...

Treasury Raises Borrowing by Sh570B, Sparking Fears for Businesses

Kenya’s decision to increase its domestic borrowing target by Sh570 billion is sending shockwaves through the economy, with experts warning of rising interest rates...

Campus Hustles: The Creative Ways Students Are Making Money in Kenya

As living costs rise and job opportunities remain scarce, Kenyan students are finding innovative ways to earn income while studying. From online writing gigs...

How Meta Landed in a Massive Legal Battle

Tech giant Meta is facing one of its biggest legal setbacks yet after a U.S. court ordered it to pay $375 million over failures...

Beginner’s Blueprint: How to Start Forex Trading in Kenya

Diving into Forex trading can feel like stepping into a world of numbers, charts, and fast-moving markets. But with the right guide, even a...

Top Countries Paying the Highest Salaries

Looking for a job that pays well? Not all countries reward employees equally. Some nations offer higher salaries due to strong economies, high living...

TRADING

Stock Market Explained: How People Make Money Buying and Selling Shares

Stock trading may sound complex, but at its core it is simply the buying and selling of company shares in hopes of making a...

Top 30 Trading Setups Used in Forex, Crypto, and Stocks

Trading success is rarely about luck; it’s about having a clear strategy and sticking to it. Whether you’re into forex, stocks, or crypto, understanding...

ENTERTAINMENT AND CULTURE

LIFESTYLE

Shift to Implants Sparks Concern as Condom Uptake Declines in Kenya

A new report has sparked concern across Kenya’s health sector after revealing a continued drop in condom use for the second consecutive year. While...

Craving More? The Foods That Could Be Causing It

Ever wondered why you feel hungry again just hours after eating? The answer could lie in the foods you’re consuming. Certain everyday meals and...

Inside the Netherlands’ Tulip Season: Best Spots You Need to Visit

Every spring, the Netherlands transforms into a vibrant sea of color as millions of tulips burst into bloom, drawing visitors from across the world....

Top Travel Destinations You Need to Visit in 2026

If 2026 is your year to explore the world, then you’re in for a treat. From vibrant cities to breathtaking natural escapes, travelers are...

Gym Anxiety Is Real: How to Start Working Out Without Feeling Watched

Walking into a gym for the first time can feel overwhelming — like everyone is watching, judging, or silently comparing. But the truth is,...

How Your Morning Meal Shapes Your Entire Day

It might seem like just another daily routine, but breakfast plays a bigger role in your life than you think. After a long night...

HEALTH AND FITNESS

Hantavirus Alert: How a Rodent Contact Can Turn Fatal

A virus carried by rodents is quietly posing a serious health risk across the globe, with the potential to cause severe illness and even...

KMTC Opens 126 Courses for KCSE Graduates

The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has unveiled a wide range of 126 courses for KCSE graduates, urging eligible candidates to apply before the...

New Hope for Women as Science Moves to End Endometriosis Diagnostic Delays

For years, women living with endometriosis have faced long, frustrating delays before getting answers often waiting close to a decade for a proper diagnosis....

The Silent Killer: Why Hypertension Is a Growing Threat to Young People

It’s easy to ignore something you can’t feel but that’s exactly what makes hypertension so dangerous. Often developing quietly, high blood pressure is becoming...

Can Aspirin Really Lower Cancer Risk? Here’s What Science Says

A common household drug is now at the center of groundbreaking research. Scientists are uncovering how Aspirin, best known for relieving pain, could also...

HIV Breakthrough: Norwegian Man in Long-Term Remission After Stem Cell Transplant

A major medical breakthrough is giving new hope in the fight against HIV, after a Norwegian man, now known as the “Oslo patient”, ...

WORK AND STUDY

Countries Behind the Most Billionaire Graduates Revealed

A new look at global education and wealth shows a clear pattern: a small group of countries dominate when it comes to producing billionaire...

How AI Is Transforming Workspaces and Classrooms

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept it’s now a powerful force reshaping how people work and learn. From automating everyday office...

Why Studying Abroad Could Be the Smartest Move for Your Future

Studying abroad isn’t just about earning a certificate in a different country; it’s about stepping into a global arena. For many young people, it’s...

Complete Guide to Work in the US for Professionals

For many young professionals, working in the United States represents opportunity, exposure, and higher earning potential. However, navigating US immigration laws, securing a job,...

The Most In-Demand Careers for the Next 10 Years

As technology evolves and industries transform, the job market is changing faster than ever. Careers that were once considered stable are being replaced by...

Top Countries Paying the Highest Salaries

Looking for a job that pays well? Not all countries reward employees equally. Some nations offer higher salaries due to strong economies, high living...

IMMIGRATION

Two Nigerians killed in fresh xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Two Nigerian nationals have been confirmed dead in South Africa in separate incidents linked to renewed xenophobic violence targeting foreign communities. The killings have...

New US Immigration Rules to Review Political Views, Social Media Activity

A new policy by the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has sparked heated debate after revealing plans to screen immigrants applying for...