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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 President swears in 15 new appellate judges, including former IEBC boss Ahmed Issack Hassan, to tackle a crippling backlog and reset the Executive-Judiciary relationship.
Dr. Patrick Ketiem replaces long-serving Eliud Kireger as KALRO boss, facing the urgent task of bridging the "lab-to-land" gap and commercializing research to secure Kenya’s food future.
Cleophas Malala accuses President Ruto of complicity in the violent police disruption of Gachagua’s church service, invoking the memory of Kiambaa and deepening the rift in the ruling coalition.
Eldas MP Adan Keynan plans a massive development tour to counter opposition narratives of neglect in North Eastern Kenya, betting his political capital on the visibility of state projects.
Moody’s upgrades Kenya’s credit rating to B3, citing a $12.2 billion forex reserve buffer and reduced default risk, validating the government’s harsh austerity measures.
UK vets face the biggest reforms in 60 years, forced to publish price lists to combat "rip-off" fees that have risen twice as fast as inflation, saving consumers an estimated £1 billion.
Keir Starmer fights to hold the Gorton and Denton seat against a surging Reform UK, amid internal Labour fury over the blocking of Andy Burnham's candidacy.
A Nigerian High Court orders the forfeiture of a N1 billion Bombardier jet to the government after the owners failed to prove payment of customs duties.
SUPKEM praises the government decision to waive taxes on imported dates for Ramadan, a move championed by CS Aden Duale to lower costs for the Muslim community.
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar is killed in a plane crash in Baramati, triggering national mourning and political uncertainty in India.
Senator Oburu Oginga battles to keep the ODM party united amidst fierce succession wars following the death of his brother, Raila Odinga.
President William Ruto accuses the Judiciary of "tyranny" and sabotage, sparking fears of a constitutional crisis as courts continue to block his key legacy projects like the Housing Levy.
