The attack is the latest in a series of Houthi-claimed strikes on the U.S. aircraft carrier since the U.S. resumed airstrikes on March 15 to deter Houthi forces from targeting international shipping in the region. Earlier on Sunday, Houthi media reported 16 U.S. airstrikes on several locations in northern Yemen, including Mount Nabi Shu’ayb in Bani Matar District, west of the capital Sanaa, and sites in Saada province. Read More
Read MoreMarch 31 – The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) has said it is “outraged” at the deaths of eight medics killed on duty in Rafah in southern Gaza. The nine-person ambulance team came under heavy fire in al-Hashashin on 23 March, said the IFRC. Their bodies were retrieved on Sunday Read More
Read More Former Chief Justice David Maraga says Kenyans want an electoral body chaired by credible officials. He thus vouched for a process that is above censure in selecting the right person to chair the commission. “We believe the selection is going to be credible and fair. Kenyans want honest process that would give them a credible […]
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Interior and National Administration CS Kipchumba Murkomen Sunday defended top security bosses on the hateful messages over their recent remarks at a public lecture. Murkomen told off those who have criticised the Chief of Defences Forces (CDF) Gen Charles Kahariri and Director General National Intelligence Services Noordin Haji over their remarks on ‘Ruto Must Go’ […]
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Secretary General Davji Atella recalled previous interactions the Union had with former Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakumicha, a non-doctor, who struggled to comprehend the role of doctors, the role of interns, and many other aspects of healthcare, including the need for a functional healthcare system. Read More
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