Shots Fired at US Consulate in Toronto, No Injuries Reported
Gunfire struck the US consulate in Toronto early Monday; no injuries reported as police investigate the incident amid heightened security.
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Gunfire struck the US consulate in Toronto early Monday; no injuries reported as police investigate the incident amid heightened security.
Kenya cuts stablecoin issuer capital to Sh300M but keeps strict rules to protect investors in its growing $400B virtual currency market.
International aid for HIV prevention and treatment fell 18% last year, raising concerns over renewed virus spread, UNAIDS says.
The IMF highlights the need for clear legal mandates and governance as sovereign wealth funds grow in size and investment scope worldwide.
The Public Service Commission invites fresh graduates to apply for a 12-month paid internship aimed at skill-building and enhancing employment prospects.
A Kenyan family reunites with their long-lost triplet after 18 years, unveiling a hidden truth about his disappearance and a secret kept by their grandmother.
Teachers Service Commission announces 20,000 junior school teaching jobs and 34,016 promotion posts to boost staffing under Competency Based Education.
Kenya sets a new Guinness World Record with 4,124 participants planting mangrove trees simultaneously at Jomvu, boosting conservation efforts.
Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku dismisses Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna as a major 2027 presidential contender, predicting support below 15%.
Coast leaders urge mass voter registration to boost the region's influence in ODM-UDA talks ahead of 2027 elections, aiming for the deputy president slot.
CS Geoffrey Ruku urges special focus on Mt Kenya East to address decades of infrastructure gaps and promote equitable regional growth.
Kenya Aviation Workers Union halts strike after reaching a framework deal with KAA, KQ, and other stakeholders to resolve labour disputes and prevent airport disruptions.