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Author: Nancy Kahaki (Nancy Kahaki)
The Omukama of Tooro, once the world's youngest reigning monarch, was crowned at age 3 and died at 34 while undergoing cancer treatment in the United States. He will be laid to rest at the Karambi Royal Tombs in Uganda.
Guilty Verdict Ends 30 Years of Tupac Murder Theories, but Not the Way Anyone Predicted
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, the Self-Styled 'Compton Street Legend,' Is Convicted of Orchestrating the 1996 Murder That Ended Gangsta Rap's Biggest Star's Life, Though the Real Triggerman Remains Unknown
Dolly Parton, The Queen of Country Music, Dies at 80 After Brief Cancer Battle
Her collaboration with Ladysmith Black Mambazo, her refusal to pick political sides, and her decades-long partnership with Kenny Rogers defined a career the whole world claimed as its own.
Kenyans Grade Gachagua’s Combative “Ruto at 4” Address
Seven citizens across the political divide weigh in on the former deputy president's State of the Nation style assessment of Ruto's record, from praise for his boldness to alarm over unproven claims tied to Raila Odinga's death.
Spain Beats Argentina 1-0 in Extra Time to Win Second World Cup Title in History
Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute as Spain finished the tournament unbeaten, denying Lionel Messi and Argentina back-to-back titles.
Journalist Exposes South Africa’s Bias Against Nigerians
Ireti Bakare-Yusuf pressed South African officials on a minister's "drug dens" remark. They demanded respect, while their government's cruelty toward African immigrants, evictions, evacuations, vigilante violence, went unaddressed
South Carolina Names Graham’s Sister to Senate Amid Divided Reaction to His Death
Darline Graham Nordone's appointment brings the Senate to a record 27 women. Trump has since endorsed her to keep the seat past January.
The 2026 World Cup of Drama
From a presidential phone call over a red card to racist attacks on Kylian Mbappe and IShowSpeed, this tournament's off-field drama has matched anything that happened on the pitch.
Protesters Dead, Courts Defied: Kenya-US Ebola Facility Plan Puts Washington’s Secret African Health Deals Under Scrutiny
President Ruto says hosting the facility is the humane thing to do. Washington's own diplomats say he misjudged his people. Three deaths in Nanyuki suggest otherwise. The domestic system to treat Americans exists. The U.S. is choosing not to use it. Kenya is absorbing the consequences of that choice.









