Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 920

Venezuela is grappling with one of the worst natural disasters in its history after two powerful earthquakes struck within a minute of each other, leaving widespread destruction and a rapidly rising death toll. Interim President Delcy Rodríguez has vowed that her government will do everything possible to rescue survivors, saying authorities remain committed to saving "as many people as possible" as emergency operations continue across the country. Death Toll Nearly Doubles Speaking...

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Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 920

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Tragedy Strikes: Young French Footballer Kenzo Kies Dies Aged 21

French football has been plunged into mourning following the death of 21-year-old midfielder Kenzo Kies, who lost his life after drowning in the Rhône...

How Marketing Twist Made Non-Sponsors Winners at the World Cup

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Why King Charles Paid £12.9 Million in Tax

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15 Tips That Help Build a Healthy and Lasting Relationship

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Government Releases Ksh.4.2 Billion to Fund University Students

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KENYA

Government Releases Ksh.4.2 Billion to Fund University Students

The government has released Ksh.4.2 billion in scholarship funding to support more than 400,000 continuing undergraduate students in public universities under the Student-Centred Funding...

Nicco Movers Wins Temporary Relief as Tribunal Halts NTSA Licence Revocation

Nicco Movers Limited has received temporary relief after the Transport Licensing Appeals Tribunal suspended the National Transport and Safety Authority’s (NTSA) decision to revoke...

Senior School Rollout Begins as KNEC Launches Grade 10 CBA Registration

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has officially opened registration for Grade 10 learners under the Competency-Based Assessment system, marking a key step in...

Roadblocks and Patrols: Embu on High Alert Ahead of Protest Commemoration

Embu Town is on high alert as security agencies roll out tight measures ahead of the Gen Z protest anniversary, with roadblocks, patrols, and...

Why KHRC Demands Removal of Nairobi Roablocks

The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has called for the immediate removal of roadblocks erected across Nairobi, accusing police of disregarding a court order...

Utumishi Girls Fire Case Takes New Twist as Charges Against One Minor Are Dropped

The investigation into the tragic Utumishi Girls High School fire has taken a significant turn after prosecutors announced that eight of the nine students...

AFRICA

Abiy Ahmed Secures Landslide Win as Ethiopia Faces Rising Conflict Fears

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has tightened his grip on power after a commanding election victory, but instead of celebration, growing fears of instability...

Malawians Airlifted from South Africa as Xenophobia Fears Escalate

The Malawian government has launched an urgent evacuation of its nationals from South Africa following renewed fears of xenophobic violence in several urban areas....

Chaos in DR Congo as Angry Residents Burn Ebola Treatment Tents

Tensions boiled over in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo after furious residents attacked and burned Ebola treatment tents following a dispute over the...

DR Congo Cancels World Cup Camp Over Deadly Ebola Outbreak

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s historic return to the FIFA World Cup has hit an unexpected hurdle after the country cancelled its planned training...

Panic Grows in Eastern Congo as Rare Ebola Strain Spreads Across Borders

Fear is spreading rapidly across eastern Congo as communities battle a dangerous outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola. With no approved vaccine...

Tension Rises as Ghana Pulls Citizens Out of South Africa Over Xenophobic Attacks

Ghana has announced plans to evacuate 300 of its citizens from South Africa following a surge in anti-immigrant protests that have left many foreign...

WORLD

Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Rises to 920

Venezuela is grappling with one of the worst natural disasters in its history after two powerful earthquakes struck within a minute of each other,...

Tragedy Strikes: Young French Footballer Kenzo Kies Dies Aged 21

French football has been plunged into mourning following the death of 21-year-old midfielder Kenzo Kies, who lost his life after drowning in the Rhône...

Why King Charles Paid £12.9 Million in Tax

King Charles III has made history by becoming the first British monarch to publicly reveal how much tax he pays. The King's latest financial...

Middle East Tensions Cast Shadow Over Fragile US-Iran Accord

A Liberian oil tanker has successfully navigated the strategically important Strait of Hormuz despite growing security concerns and threats to commercial shipping in the...

At Least 32 Dead After Powerful Earthquakes Rock Venezuela

Venezuela has been plunged into tragedy after two powerful earthquakes struck within minutes of each other, leaving at least 32 people dead and hundreds...

Abiy Ahmed Secures Landslide Win as Ethiopia Faces Rising Conflict Fears

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has tightened his grip on power after a commanding election victory, but instead of celebration, growing fears of instability...

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BUSINESS

Why Swiss Firms Are Investing Billions in America Right Now

Swiss companies are making big moves in the United States after a trade agreement helped ease tariff tensions between the two countries. In just...

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...

TRADING

Why Market Trends Are Pushing More Investors Toward Binance

Crypto markets are back in focus as traders respond to changing economic signals, price swings, and renewed interest in digital assets. Activity on Binance...

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

15 Tips That Help Build a Healthy and Lasting Relationship

Every relationship experiences highs and lows, but what makes love last is the effort both partners are willing to invest. Whether you're just starting...

7 Healthy Foods Every Woman Should Eat During Her Period

For many women, periods come with a range of uncomfortable symptoms, including cramps, fatigue, bloating, headaches, and mood swings. While these symptoms are common,...

The Ultimate Guide to Proper Food Storage

Have you ever opened your fridge only to find soggy vegetables, tasteless tomatoes or bananas turning black too quickly? While refrigeration helps keep many...

How Social Media Is Shaping Student Behaviour in Schools

Social media has become part of daily life for students, but its influence is now being felt beyond phones and into classrooms. From changing...

The Silent Crisis Behind Gen Z Dating and Relationships

Love has never been more accessible. With dating apps, social media, and instant communication, Gen Z has more ways to connect than any generation...

Doctors Warn: Social Media Risks for Teens Now Rival Smoking

A bold warning from top UK doctors has sparked fresh debate on the impact of social media, with experts now placing its risks on...

HEALTH AND FITNESS

France Confirms First Ebola Case as DR Congo Outbreak Continues to Spread

France has confirmed its first Ebola case following the ongoing outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raising fresh concerns as health officials across...

Court Pressure Forces Kenya to Pause US-Linked Ebola Project

The Kenyan government has ordered an immediate suspension of a controversial Ebola quarantine facility being developed at Laikipia Air Base following mounting public pressure...

Health Authorities Race Against Time as Ebola Outbreak Expands

Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing mounting challenges in their fight against Ebola, with officials yet to identify the outbreak's...

H5N1 Bird Flu Raises Alarm as Australia Records Possible First Mainland Case

Australia has detected its first suspected case of the highly contagious H5 avian influenza strain on the mainland, marking a significant development as the...

Why HIV Remains a Public Health Challenge

Kenya has recorded 13,936 new HIV infections in 2026, with children, adolescents and young adults accounting for the largest share of new cases, according...

Why Health Officials Warn of Continued Spread Of Ebola

Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are battling a worsening Ebola outbreak after the number of confirmed infections climbed to 896. With...

WORK AND STUDY

Simple Guide for Students Thinking of Studying Abroad

Studying abroad is one of the biggest academic goals for many students today, offering a chance to learn in a new environment, experience different...

World’s Top 7% Universities in Latest International Ranking

The University of Nairobi has once again affirmed its position as Kenya’s leading institution of higher learning after securing a place among the top...

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,...

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...