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JUST IN: Planting Seeds of Change: How Kenyan Youth Are Redefining Farming
In Kisumu and the surrounding counties of Kakamega, Siaya, Bungoma, and Vihiga, Agri-Jobs 4 Youth is leading this transformation. Launched by the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development in partnership with GIZ and Kenya’s Ministry of Agriculture, the program aims to reimagine agriculture as a modern, sustainable, and rewarding career path. Read More
Read MoreJUST IN: Italian journalist Cecilia Sala freed by Iran
An Italian journalist detained in Iran last month has been freed and is on a flight back to Rome, the Italian government says. Cecilia Sala, 29, was arrested on 19 December, three days after an Iranian engineer was detained by Italian authorities in Milan on suspicion of supplying drone technology that led to the deaths Read More
Read MoreJUST IN: What MPs will be discussing during January 16 Special Sitting
Members of the National Assembly have been summoned for a special sitting on Thursday, January 16, to discuss important matters. “The sitting has been scheduled following a request from Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah and Minority Leader Junet Mohamed,” said National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula in an official notice. MPs are expected to address any urgent
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JUST IN: Netherlands King, Queen to make maiden state visit to Kenya in March
His Majesty King Willem-Alexander and Her Majesty Queen Máxima of the Netherlands are set to visit Kenya, at the invitation of President William Ruto. According to a communique from the Royal House of the Netherlands, the visit will take place from Tuesday, March 18, 2025 to Thursday, March 20, 2025. This will be the Dutch
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JUST IN: SAS had golden pass to get away with murder, inquiry told
A former senior UK Special Forces officer has told a public inquiry into alleged war crimes in Afghanistan that the SAS had a “golden pass allowing them to get away with murder”. The accusation was published by the Afghanistan Inquiry on Wednesday as part of a release of material summarising seven closed hearings with members Read More
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