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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 Australian luxury vessel remains wedged on a reef in Papua New Guinea, forcing an abrupt end to the voyage just months after the operator faced scrutiny over a passenger's death.
President Sheinbaum dispatches top officials as the Navy-operated rail line connecting the Gulf to the Pacific suffers a deadly derailment.
South Australian police launch a desperate expanded aerial search for Trisha Graf, whose abandoned car offers the only clue in a landscape as unforgiving as Kenya’s northern frontier.
A dispute over KSh 7,500 from a rice farm lease turns bloody, leaving a nephew hospitalized and a matriarch injured as police pursue the suspect.
From record heat in Atlanta to blizzards in the Midwest, extreme weather grips the United States, threatening flight schedules and safety for thousands of Kenyans living abroad.
Federal prosecutors reveal how funds meant for hungry children in Minnesota fueled a property boom in Nairobi, exposing a massive cross-border laundering pipeline.
**A new 10-year strategy, validated in Nairobi, aims to overhaul the entire food value chain, tackling chronic hunger and climate shocks head-on for millions across the Horn of Africa.**
In the shadow of Tsavo, a simple fence of beehives is proving remarkably effective at protecting crops, saving lives, and putting money in farmers' pockets—a Kenyan solution to a deadly conflict.
A quirky public art project in a New Zealand city is making residents smile and think. Could this playful approach to urban space offer lessons for Nairobi's own vibrant, and often contested, streets?
A pioneering project in the North Sea is turning oil infrastructure into a carbon tomb, a technological leap that raises urgent questions and possibilities for tackling Kenya's own industrial emissions.
Australian firm Origin Energy is accused of illegally taking millions from its most vulnerable customers, a stark warning for regulators and consumers in Kenya.
The insurer has reassigned its long-serving audit director to spearhead 'Special Projects,' signaling a sharpened focus on delivering key transformation goals.
