Oct 24 – The sale of disposable vapes will be banned in England and Wales from June next year, the government has confirmed. Ministers in England said the move, first announced in January by the previous government but not enacted before the general election, is intended to protect children’s health and prevent environmental damage. The Read More
Read MoreIn today’s rapidly changing global environment, organizations across all sectors face complex challenges and significant transformations. The aviation industry, in particular, is experiencing a wave of disruption due to technological advancements, shifting consumer expectations, regulatory changes, and economic uncertainties. Read More
Read MoreNAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 24 — Nairobi County Government has issued yet another warning to residents against consuming street foods after alarming hygiene violations were uncovered. Several “smocha” trolleys were found stored in public toilets along Thika Road during a recent food safety crackdown led by the County’s Environment Chief Officer, Geoffrey Mosiria, and other health Read More
Read More A military court in Uganda has sentenced 16 members of the opposition party, the National Unity Platform (NUP), to five years in prison on charges of illegal possession of explosive devices and ‘treachery’. Lawyer representing the accused, Shamin Malende, confirmed the court ruling on Wednesday October 23, 2024. The court had determined that the jail
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The United States on Thursday October 24, 2024 issued a warning to Kenya over the uncertainty surrounding the country’s electoral body, Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). In a statement, the US Embassy in Nairobi noted that Kenya’s democracy is at risk without a properly constituted IEBC, less than three years to the 2027 general
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NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 23 – President William Ruto has emphasized that partnerships with the private sector in infrastructure projects will help reduce Kenya’s tax burden and reliance on debt for development. Speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony for the 35MW Orpower Twenty-Two Geothermal Plant in Menengai, Nakuru County, Ruto highlighted the importance of public-private partnerships (PPPs) Read More
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