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Senegal overcomes a controversial penalty decision and a near-walkout to defeat hosts Morocco 1-0 in extra time, claiming the 2025 AFCON title in Rabat.
The government issues a 30-day ultimatum to release stocks or face duty-free imports, as drought and speculation drive the cost of Kenya’s staple meal beyond reach.
Kathy Ruemmler steps down as Goldman Sachs General Counsel after emails reveal she called Jeffrey Epstein "Uncle Jeffrey" and accepted luxury gifts years after his sex crimes conviction.
President William Ruto is accused of engineering the chaos within ODM to remove hardliners like Sifuna, paving the way for a formal coalition government and the neutralization of the opposition.
Pharmacist Tunde Olawoye’s £145,000 debt exposes a catastrophic funding crisis forcing pharmacy owners to sell drugs at a loss and risk bankruptcy.
Anthropic’s AI safety lead Mrinank Sharma resigns with a chilling warning that the "world is in peril," leaving the tech giant to study poetry and escape the AI arms race.
Treasury unveils aggressive plan to source 82% of borrowing locally, aiming to cut currency risk but sparking fears of a credit squeeze for the private sector.
New NSSF rates effective February 1st see Tier II limits rise to Sh108,000, significantly cutting take-home pay for high income earners.
Former content moderators slam the latest postponement as a profound failure of judicial promise, prolonging their psychological and financial agony.
The Treasury defends the Sh9 share price for the Kenya Pipeline Company IPO as a safe bet, aiming to raise Sh106 billion in Kenya’s biggest privatization drive in nearly two decades.
The UK economy narrowly avoids recession with a meager 0.1% growth in Q4 2025 as the vital services sector stalls and construction output collapses.
The UK economy narrowly avoids contraction with 0.1% growth in Q4 2025, but the stagnation of the vital services sector and a collapse in construction signal deep structural rot beneath the headlines.
Agridex International and Tradeflow Capital Management launch a revolutionary digital platform, slashing cross-border transaction fees to under 0.2% and offering a lifeline to liquidity-starved African SMEs.
