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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.**
Australian police probe Philippines travel links as father-son duo leaves trail of devastation at iconic beach.
Exclusive: Statements from 22 men rescued in Athi River expose a ruthless network charging jobseekers millions to become cannon fodder in Ukraine.
Confusion reigns in Rhode Island as the FBI's 'person of interest' is freed, leaving the Ivy League campus on edge while families mourn two young lives.
Police detain 32-year-old Nick Reiner without bail after the legendary director and his wife were discovered with fatal stab wounds in their Los Angeles home.
National Cabinet moves to rewrite the 1996 firearms pact and restrict ownership for non-citizens as thousands gather to mourn.
Police have identified a trusted employee as the prime suspect in the disappearance of young Abraham Mpirwe, sparking a regional alert and renewing debate on domestic staff vetting.
Campaigners warn the 'Released Under Investigation' protocol leaves victims in agony and suspects in limbo, creating a dangerous barrier to justice.
Australian authorities confirm a father-son duo carried out the deadliest terror strike in the country's modern history, triggering security alerts from London to Nairobi.
The 78-year-old media tycoon faces life in prison in a verdict that rights groups warn carries severe risks for global businesses—including those in Kenya.
The elite unit meant to secure Kenya’s waters is now in the dock, accused of pilfering 25kg of crystal meth from the country’s largest-ever Ksh8.2 billion seizure.
Police identify Naveed and Sajid Akram as the alleged gunmen behind the attack that left 15 dead during Hanukkah celebrations, raising urgent questions about firearms licensing.
The 78-year-old media mogul faces life behind bars after judges branded him a "mastermind" of destabilization, signaling a definitive end to the city's era of open dissent.
