Controversy brewing over Turkish move on Hagia Sophia museum
courtesy BBC online The World Council of Churches has called on Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to reverse his decision Read More
Burundi: Did Nkurunziza die of Covid-19?
David Karani Officially Burundi’s outgoing President Pierre Nkurunziza died of a heart attack but diplomatic sources in Bujumbura and Nairobi Read More
Abducted Italian volunteer released after two years in captivity
By David Karani Italian volunteer Silvia Constanca Romano, who was kidnapped by suspected Al Shabaab gunmen from Chakama in Kilifi Read More
KDF: Change of guard as Gen. Mwathethe retires, Kibochi takes charge
by David Karani General Robert Kibochi too charge at the Kenya Defence Forces as his predecessor General Samson Mwathethe bowed Read More
Covid-19: Govt to foot bill for quarantined Kenyans
by GW Correspondent The government has caved in to public pressure to have those suspected to be infected with the Read More
Schools resume in June but children to stay longer in class
by David Karani Primary and secondary schools students will stay longer in class and the August holiday will be shortened Read More
Covid-19: US hits a million cases as it surpasses Vietnam deaths
The coronavirus pandemic has been more deadly for Americans than the Vietnam War with deaths from the virus in the past three Read More
Japan threat to scrap Olympics if not held in 2021
courtesy BBC online The postponed Tokyo Olympics will be “scrapped” if they cannot take place in 2021, says Games chief Read More
Coronavirus: British PM tests positive as US becomes most hit country in the world
by David Karani British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his health minister Matt Hancock have both tested positive for the Read More
Kenya sets tough measures as coronavirus cases double
by David Karani The government has set tough conditions to contain the coronavirus with a ban imposed on church services Read More