Tanzania arrests 14 illicit mineral trading hub in commercial capital Dar es Salaam
Preliminary investigations indicated that a foreign national was involved in facilitating the illicit trade and had already been apprehended.
Jailbreak that claimed 32 lives of inmates in Sri Lanka cost the government $300,000 in property damage
Clashes between two groups of inmates at Negombo Prison on July 5 caused extensive damage to prison property and inmate registration records.
African exporters reap early benefits 100 days since China’s zero-tariff programme came into force
The steady hum of automated production lines echoes through a Chinese-invested avocado oil processing plant in Kenya’s Athi River Export Processing Zone, where freshly harvested avocados are stored, ripened, sorted and cold-pressed into extra virgin avocado oil destined for the Chinese market. On May 1, China fully implemented a zero-tariff...
Gold rush: How thousands of fortune hunters transformed a sleepy hamlet in West Pokot County in north-western Kenya into thriving business hub
The presence of large and deep pits dug by miners has also heightened fears of accidents, particularly given the high population and continued mining activities into the night. The local administration further expressed concern that the growing population could attract the sale and consumption of illicit brews and other drugs, increasing the risk of accidents and insecurity.
Old is gold: How western Kenya performing arts giants dominate Zilizopendwa category at schools music festival
Congolese rhumba and French-language compositions dominated the category, with songs by African music legends including Franco Luambo Makiadi, Madilu System, Tabu Ley Rochereau and Tshala Muana featuring prominently.
Eyes on Kenya as Ukrainian maritime agency raises red flag over disappearance of seafarer along East Africa coast
According to international specialists in maritime drift modelling, there is a possibility that he may have drifted towards the East African coastline, including Kenya, or may have been encountered or rescued by fishermen, coastal communities or vessels operating in the region.
Conference tells blue economy stakeholders along Kenyan coast to partner with government to unlock maritime potential
Dr Katana observed that the maritime sector remains one of the world’s most important drivers of global commerce, with more than 80 per cent of international trade transported by sea.
Land commission rolls up sleeves to address historical land injustices in Laikipia in noorthrn Kenya
National Land Commission Chairperson Dr Abdallahi Saggaf reaffirmed the government’s commitment to resolving historical land injustices through an effective legal framework that will facilitate timely determination of genuine claims.
Protesters call for remembrance, reject nuclear weapons at atomic-bombed Hiroshima
For a long time, the Japanese government has portrayed the country as a “victim” of the atomic bombings, while rarely acknowledging the historical context, let alone the heinous crimes Japan committed against its Asian neighbours and the United States during World War II.
Linda Mwananchi Movement parliamentary aspirant for Mt Elgon seat Nathan Wasama killed in suspected assassination
A Mount Elgon parliamentary aspirant Nathan Wasama Masai paid with life following a declaration that he would vie for the seat on Edwin Sifuna-led Linda Mwananchi Movement that has eroded the influence of established political parties in western Kenya. The killing, described by locals as an assassination to wad off...
