How Kenyan MP outperforms fellow legislators, puts country’s ‘happy-go-lucky’ president to shame

How Kenyan MP outperforms fellow legislators, puts country’s ‘happy-go-lucky’ president to shame

He says Kiharu has 112 public primary schools and 65 secondary schools, many built from scratch in past decade during which he has been a member of parliament. He insists that every public primary school classroom is tiled.

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Lost decade: Why Raila’s loss of AU chairmanship and death means Africa’s failure to recover from punitive IMF and World Bank economic policies

Lost decade: Why Raila’s loss of AU chairmanship and death means Africa’s failure to recover from punitive IMF and World Bank economic policies

Africa’s heads of states have been emboldened in their transformative campaign by some astonishing turn of economic and political events. In 2023, the IMF forecast that in 2024, the world’s seven fastest growing economies, and 12 of the top 15, would be African. This is a result of many factors, but primarily because the continent’s vast natural and mineral resources have emerged as an indispensable engine of growth for the increasingly hi-tech orientation of industrialised economies.

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Flushing out scientists, on-boarding army: How Museveni ‘drafted’ Uganda’s fisheries, agriculture and livestock industries into wretched military

Flushing out scientists, on-boarding army: How Museveni ‘drafted’ Uganda’s fisheries, agriculture and livestock industries into wretched military

Creation of Operation Wealth Creation (OWC) is a prime example of the militarisation of conservation and the de-institutionalisation of MAAF.

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Why with over 300 active wars and military coups making a bloody return in Africa, AU needed Raila Odinga

Why with over 300 active wars and military coups making a bloody return in Africa, AU needed Raila Odinga

Most media had in fact reported that that Raila was the frontrunner, thanks in part to President William Ruto’s intense efforts. Even the state-owned France24 network said he had an easy path. Ironically, French President Emmanuelle Macron played a crucial role in blocking that path, mobilizing Francophone leaders to elect Youssouf, partly because France has a very large military base in Djibouti. The UAE and other outside forces were of course hard at work as usual. That is still Africa’s Fate, it seems.

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Gideon Moi: Day Luhyias will realise the power of numbers they wield, Kenya will sprint to First World

Gideon Moi: Day Luhyias will realise the power of numbers they wield, Kenya will sprint to First World

For the record, this argument is premised on the controversial 2009 national population census and the 2012 study on household incomes by the ministry of national treasury and planning. Then minister for national planning Wycliffe Oparanya is on record about how h was arm-twisted to vary the 2009 census data that found the population of Luhyia to be 8,000,000 – 2,000,000 more than the Kikuyu of central Kenya.

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White House refuses to rule out summary executions of people on its secret domestic terrorist list

White House refuses to rule out summary executions of people on its secret domestic terrorist list

Lawmakers and other government officials tell The Intercept that the pregnant silence by the Trump administration has become especially worrisome as the death toll mounts from attacks on alleged members of “designated terrorist organisations” in the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean and as Trump himself makes ever more unhinged threats to imprison or execute his political adversaries.

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Collateral damage: How mere suspicions led to 12-day Israel-Iran war with US in supporting cast role

Collateral damage: How mere suspicions led to 12-day Israel-Iran war with US in supporting cast role

The Israeli attacks in June came after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) released a report accusing Iran of enriching uranium to near weapons grade levels, and one day before the IAEA declared that Iran was not complying with its nuclear safeguards obligations.

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Benin joins league of African nations to experience a coup as military takeovers become political fashion

Benin joins league of African nations to experience a coup as military takeovers become political fashion

Since August 2020, Mali has witnessed two back-to-back coups. A group of soldiers mutinied and arrested senior military officers just outside the capital, Bamako, after weeks of protests by civilians demanding the then-president, Ibrahim Keïta, resign over accusations of corruption and failing to clamp down on armed groups.

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AI-generated crowds may be Satan’s tool of deception Museveni needed to wow voters in January 25 presidential election

AI-generated crowds may be Satan’s tool of deception Museveni needed to wow voters in January 25 presidential election

Currently, the narrative is that only President Tibuhaburwa Museveni can ensure peace and security of the country and ensure further development, transformation and progress of the country. Accordingly many political parties seem to have agreed to the narrative and struck alliances with the NRM, not realising that President Tibuhaburwa Museveni has never abandoned his determination to erase political parties

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