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Minnesota and Illinois file a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop aggressive ICE raids, escalating the conflict between Democratic states and the federal government over immigration policy.
African leaders are urged to implement the 0.2% import levy and operationalize AfCFTA to achieve financial independence as global donor funding dries up.
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.
Kenya’s construction sector grows by 300% as the government pays pending bills, restarting stalled road projects and boosting cement consumption and employment.
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."
The UK Information Commissioner advises that Zarah Sultana's unauthorized use of a mailing list for "Your Party" could be criminal, deepening the rift with Jeremy Corbyn.
President Trump cancels further military strikes on Venezuela citing "good cooperation" on oil and prisoner releases, but keeps the US Navy on standby.
Senator John Methu claims an "assassination attempt" after police and goons teargassed opposition leaders in Murang'a, sparking condemnation from former DP Rigathi Gachagua.
Storm Goretti hits the UK with 99mph winds and heavy snow, cutting power to 37,000 homes and causing widespread travel disruption across the country.
Moses Kuria attacks DP Gachagua for "tribalizing" national schools, defending the quota system as essential for national unity in a sharp rebuke of the Deputy President.
A look at the top celebrities living in Colorado in 2026, including Tom Cruise and Oprah, and the hotspots where you might spot them.
Elon Musk advises people to stop saving for retirement, claiming AI will create an era of abundance where money is irrelevant—a prediction met with skepticism by economists.
A UK medical tribunal clears Glasgow University Rector Dr. Ghassan Abu-Sittah of misconduct, ruling his pro-Palestine posts were legitimate political speech, not antisemitism.
