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**A Victorian court convicts a man from a high-profile family for raping his friend's girlfriend, a verdict that echoes ongoing battles for justice against gender-based violence in Kenya.**
ICE agents abruptly redeploy from Louisiana to Minneapolis, targeting the Somali community in a move linked to fraud investigations and political retribution.
Donald Trump insists the US must "own" Greenland to counter Chinese influence, threatening to take the territory "the hard way" if Denmark refuses to sell.
Despite a vulnerable Labor government and a fresh leader, the Victorian Liberals are crippled by infighting and the resignation of star MP Sam Groth.
Senator Samson Cherargei calls for cohesion in the UDA party as grassroots elections begin, warning that internal rifts could weaken the President's agenda.
Ayatollah Khamenei vows a harsh crackdown on Iranian protesters, labeling them US-backed "saboteurs" as security forces deploy live ammunition to quell the uprising.
Donald Trump threatens unilateral US intervention in Greenland to counter China, dismissing Danish sovereignty and risking a fracture in the NATO alliance.
Hassan Joho turns Raila Odinga’s 81st birthday celebration into a political rally, consolidating coastal support for his bid to succeed Raila as ODM leader.
African leaders are urged to implement the 0.2% import levy and operationalize AfCFTA to achieve financial independence as global donor funding dries up.
Senator Oburu Oginga dares ODM rebels to challenge him at the National Delegates Conference, setting the stage for a showdown between the party's old guard and the "Young Turks."
Magical Kenya Open organizers urge the government to release committed funds, warning that delays threaten the prestige and logistics of the upcoming European Tour event.
Kenya’s construction sector grows by 300% as the government pays pending bills, restarting stalled road projects and boosting cement consumption and employment.
The uprising in Iran threatens Kenya’s tea exports and global oil prices, highlighting the economic and diplomatic ripple effects of the conflict on Nairobi.
