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.
Author: Nancy Kahaki (Nancy Kahaki)
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.
Kenyans Erupt Over Secret Ebola Deal With The US: “You Cannot Dump Your Risk on Us”
A government that said yes without asking its people, a phrase that captured a continent's anger, and a court that had to step in to say what the presidency would not.
Madina Okot’s Long Road From Kenya to the NCAA Women’s Final Ends in Heartbreak
As WNBA buzz grows, the Kenyan star’s raw talent now looks ready for an even bigger stage.
Ritz-Carlton Maasai Mara Camp Sparks Uproar Over Wildebeest Migration Route
Luxury treetop camp on the Sand River divides Kenya, pitting tourism ambitions against the survival of an iconic wildlife corridor and Maasai land rights.
President Suluhu Hassan’s 97% Victory Sparks Deadly Protests in Tanzania
The ruling CCM’s near-total victory has drawn condemnation after the disqualification of rivals and violent protests that left several dead.
