Views: 0 President Uhuru Kenyatta today held a meeting with a cross-section of Western Kenya leaders who paid him a courtesy visit at State House, Nairobi. President Uhuru Kenyatta when he held a meeting with a cross-section of Western Kenya leaders who paid him a courtesy visit at State House, Nairobi. Among the leaders included […]
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Views: 3 The Official celebrations will be at Kololo Ceremonial grounds. Uganda’s President H.E. Dr. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni will lead their Supporters to celebrate 36 years of the liberation Struggle after the Gorilla War . The NRA/NRM rebels took over power in 1986. NRM Liberation Day is one of Uganda’s public holidays. It is celebrated
Views: 1 The British government has announced it will scrap COVID-19 testing requirements for vaccinated air travelers, The Associated Press reported. © Getty Images UK scrapping testing requirements for vaccinated arrivalsTransport Secretary Grant Shapps said on Monday the new changes will take effect on Feb. 11, coinciding with the same time schoolchildren return from midterm holiday break.
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Views: 1 A viral video of a man beating his wife in China, and police’s handling of the case, has renewed a debate online in the country over how to punish domestic abusers. © Frederic J. BROWN The response by police in China’s Xi’an to a recent domestic violence case has sparked outrage on social mediaLast
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Views: 3 The acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine told ABC News Tuesday that an order for diplomats’ families at the embassy to leave the country was issued because Russia could attack “any day now” if it chose. Kristina Kvien, the embassy’s charge d’affairs, made the remarks after standing in the bitter cold with a Ukrainian
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Views: 1 Japan’s justice minister on Tuesday ordered the immigration agency to investigate violent workplace abuse allegedly suffered by a Vietnamese intern in a case that has heightened scrutiny of a state-sponsored training programme. © Philip FONG Justice Minister Yoshihisa Furukawa said he had instructed the immigration agency to ‘swiftly deal with’ the caseA video appearing
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Views: 3 US President Joe Biden said Tuesday that Washington could hit Russian President Putin with personal sanctions in the event of a Russian invasion of Ukraine. The comments came as Russian combat troops massing around Ukraine launched new exercises. What Biden said about a possible invasion of Ukraine © Provided by DWA Russian incursion
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Views: 0 The Australian Open has reversed its ban on ‘Where is Peng Shuai?’ T-shirts following widespread backlash to the tournament’s claim they constituted “commercial or political” material, but banners will still be prohibited. © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Greg Baker/AFP/Getty Images Late last week spectators at Melbourne Park were asked to remove their shirts
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Views: 5 The thoughts and prayers of the global football community are with the victims ZURICH, Switzerland, January 25, 2022/ — FIFA (www.FIFA.com) sends its deepest condolences to the families and friends of the victims who lost their lives following the tragic incident that took place at Olembe Stadium during the Africa Cup of Nations fixture
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Views: 2 Boris Johnson insisted he was taking allegations from a Tory MP that her Muslim faith played a role in being sacked as a junior minister “extremely seriously”. The Prime Minister has ordered a Cabinet Office investigation into Nusrat Ghani’s claim that she was told her ministerial exit was linked to her “Muslimness”. Mr Johnson has asked the Cabinet
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