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  The election comes as Canada faces a trade war with the US and calls from President Donald Trump for it to become the 51st American state, issues which are expected to be top of mind for voters. Read More

  Today, China is Africa’s largest trading partner, with bilateral trade reaching $282 billion in 2023. Chinese investments in infrastructure, technology, and industrial development continue to drive growth across the continent. The Hong Ting Forum provides a crucial platform to build on this momentum, reaffirming a collective commitment to inclusive progress and shared development goals. Read More

  One of the most concerning AI-enhanced threats is advanced social engineering. According to Juma, generative AI tools like ChatGPT make it easier for cybercriminals to craft highly convincing phishing emails that closely mimic real executives or colleagues. Read More

  Mudavadi warned that intolerance undermines democracy, which thrives on open dialogue and respect for differing views. Read More

  A total of thirty-seven candidates had expressed interest in the IEBC Chairperson position before the list was narrowed down to eleven. Read More

  Han took over as acting leader last December when President Yoon Suk Yeol was suspended from duties and impeached by parliament after he attempted to declare martial law. Read More

  Former Kisumu Town West MP Kenn Nyagudi is dead. Nyagudi died on Sunday March 23 night while receiving treatment at Kenyatta National Hospital, his family said. He had been battling undisclosed illness. The family said they will issue further statement. National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula led members in mourning the late former Kisumu Town West […]
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  The deadly Kala-azar outbreak in Wajir County has claimed 20 lives since September last year, sparking urgent calls for it to be declared a pandemic. Wajir’s main Level 4 hospital is overwhelmed as the number of cases continues to rise. With wards converted into Kala-azar treatment units, the hospital is running out of space, forcing some patients to receive care under the shade of trees outside. The most affected areas are Eldas and Wajir West, where the county government has launched an aggressive fumigation drive targeting over 10,000 households to curb the spread of the disease. However, health officials are
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  The selection process for new Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) officials kicks off today as Kenya gears up for a new election cycle. The IEBC selection panel will conduct the interviews at the Edge Convention Centre, located within the College of Insurance in Nairobi. The recruitment aims to fill key positions left vacant following the departure of the late former IEBC chair Wafula Chebukati’s team. The process will unfold in two phases. Candidates for the chairperson role will face the panel between March 24 and March 26, followed by the commissioner selection process, which will run from March 26
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  The Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU) has strongly refuted allegations circulating on social media, dismissing claims of staff mistreatment, delayed salary payments, and sexual harassment as baseless and defamatory. In a statement, COTU asserted that these accusations are part of a deliberate smear campaign aimed at tarnishing the union’s reputation. “These baseless allegations, which are clearly motivated by personal vendetta, misrepresent the facts and seek to mislead the public,” the statement read. The organization pointed fingers at former employee Mark Silas Sangalo, accusing him of spreading false information to settle personal scores. “Mark was hired after making a passionate
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