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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.
Algeria issues an apology after player Mohamed Amine Amoura mocks a Congolese fan dressed as Patrice Lumumba, sparking a Pan-African outcry at AFCON 2025.
A flock of 50 sheep invades a German supermarket, causing chaos and amusement as they trample through the aisles in a viral "woolly heist."
President Trump signals a long-term US presence in Venezuela to control its oil reserves, raising fears of a new era of resource-driven neo-colonialism.
The African Union and China jointly condemn the US raid on Venezuela, warning against the erosion of national sovereignty and signaling a deepening rift between the Global South and the West.
Absa Bank sponsors the Sunshine Development Tour with KES 4 million, boosting prize money and logistics for tournaments in Thika and Karen to prepare Kenyan golfers for the global stage.
Shadow fleet tankers are reflagging to Russia at record rates to seek protection from US sanctions, creating a geopolitical standoff on the high seas.
Viral dashcam footage of a brutal robbery on a taxi driver sparks outrage and renews calls for better safety measures for Kenya’s digital transport workers.
We profile the top male actors under 30 dominating Hollywood in 2026, featuring talents like Jharrel Jerome who are redefining stardom and masculinity on screen.
President Ruto hosts West Pokot leaders at Eldoret State Lodge, striking a deal on security and development to cement political loyalty in the North Rift.
Raila Odinga’s aide Maurice Ogeta is appointed as an adviser in Mombasa, highlighting how ODM uses county governments to sustain its loyalist network.
A faction of LSK members files a petition challenging the recent conferment of Senior Counsel titles to politicians, arguing the process was flawed and political.
NASA images reveal that the massive iceberg A23a is turning blue due to surface meltwater, signaling its imminent disintegration and highlighting the pace of climate change.
