Africa Energy Indaba 2026 gets underway in South Africa with focus on industrial revolution
Closed-door investment matchmaking sessions aim to connect project sponsors with financiers, while exhibition and networking events – including workshops, seminars and exclusive receptions – facilitate strategic engagement.
It is not just technology, Chinese tea brands are increasingly conquering global beverages market
In August 2025, to commemorate Singapore’s National Day, Chagee introduced a new orchid-flavoured beverage, the “Orchid Biluochun Milk Tea,” inspired by Singapore’s national flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim.
Chepkoech Too is former Kanu MP Mark Too’s biological daughter, entitled to inheritance wealth Eldoret court orders after DNA evidence
The court records show that Mary, the first wife, has five children namely Elizabeth Chepkoech Too, Moses Kiprotich Too, Jennifer Jebet Too and Daniel Kipchirchir Too. Sophie has three children, namely Sandra Jerop Too, Kevin Kipkemei Too and Sharon Jepchumba Too.
Kenya’s National Treasury kicks off supplier management, participation training in government tenders
KNCCI Kakamega Chapter Chair Philip Nyongesa underlined the importance of empowering local businesses to fully utilise the digital platform.
Israeli military ground advance across the border and operations in southern Lebanon
Earlier on Tuesday, starting from 5am local time, Hezbollah issued separate statements claiming new rounds of drone and rocket attacks targeting Israeli military sites. It said the strikes were in retaliation for what it called ongoing Israeli aggression against Lebanon, including airstrikes hitting dozens of Lebanese towns and villages and the capital Beirut’s southern suburb of Dahiyeh, as well as against the group’s affiliated media outlets.
Tourism and Wildlife Ministry disburses $1.6m for Rimoi National Conservancy fence
The World Wildlife Day celebrations brought together conservation stakeholders, local leaders, students, and community members, who underscored the importance of protecting wildlife while ensuring communities benefit from conservation initiatives.
Poisoned for decades via food and drugs, Americans are battling Big Pharma and Big Ag that are spending billions to demonise MAHA
MAHA was born by frustrated moms who witnessed rising chronic illness in their children. Its supporters argue that pesticides, plastics, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), vaccines and ultra-processed foods contribute to declining public health.
How fashionista transitioned from UN employment to fashion, now building design empire beyond Kenya
Addressing potential Nigerian, Kenyan and international investors, Nwugu highlights the ease of doing business in East Africa’s largest economy, attributing her success to Kenya’s strong middle class and transparent regulatory framework, which has also allowed her business to expand into neighbouring countries.
What stands out in China’s ‘two sessions’ of new 5-year plan that begin this week in Beijing
Domestically, China must deftly navigate long-standing structural issues while responding to ever-emerging technological and industrial challenges. Against this backdrop, the new five-year plan will offer a strategic roadmap – not merely a list of tasks, but a framework guiding how the country will navigate its development priorities, ranging from strengthening its supply-chain capacity to advancing its low-carbon transformation.
Virtues of planning ahead: How China is able to keep its five-year economic plans on course, schedule
In the book “China’s Megatrends,” American scholar John Naisbitt vividly described China’s planning approach as “framing the forest and letting the trees grow,” highlighting how the plans set broad national priorities while giving individual sectors and enterprises the freedom to develop in their own ways.
