Archbishop of Canterbury Reaffirms Commitment to £100m Slavery Reparations Fund
The Archbishop of Canterbury visits Ghana, reaffirming the Church of England’s pledge to a £100m fund addressing its role in the transatlantic slave trade.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury visits Ghana, reaffirming the Church of England’s pledge to a £100m fund addressing its role in the transatlantic slave trade.
Authorities probe the death of an 20-month-old child and an acid attack on an 18-year-old woman in Kasarani, Nairobi. Investigations ongoing.
Kenya Wildlife Service launches probe into cyanide poisoning that killed 15 elephants in Kimana, Kajiado, amid rising human-wildlife conflict.
Crystal Asige has been dropped from the Senate Roads, Transport and Housing Committee as ODM undertakes a major shake-up affecting key party and parliamentary roles.
Sitting MPs publicly confirm bribery during Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s impeachment, revealing entrenched vote-buying and institutional decay in Kenya’s Parliament.
South Sudan aims to end its transitional government with December 2026 elections, seeking political stability and economic growth beyond oil dependence.
Kenya's Harambee Starlets fell 1-0 to Senegal at WAFCON, with coach Odemba citing missed scoring opportunities and defensive errors as key factors.
Novak Djokovic will return to competitive tennis at the Cincinnati Masters next month, aiming to build momentum ahead of the US Open.
Kenya's MPs question Treasury on high public debt and missed revenue targets, urging enhanced tax compliance and reduced borrowing.
A silver diamine fluoride liquid stops cavities in young children without drilling, injections or surgery, study finds.
A Trans Nzoia family demands clarity after their son Peter Omambia was buried in Dubai without their knowledge, calling for repatriation and investigation.
Licensed gaming firms in Kenya paid KSh 24 billion in taxes in 2024 and directly employ 10,000 people, supporting half a million livelihoods, AGOK reveals.