The discussion will center around Omamo's new best-selling book "At the Center of The World in Ethiopia," which is based on his experience working in Ethiopia during multiple crises, including the war in the Northern part of the country.
The Week was filled with global news impossible to cover in one sitting. Join us as we move to give you a review of the news you may have missed throughout the week.
Many view Museveni's apology as hollow, because he has promoted his son to a 4-Star-General. Kainerubaga's unhinged tweets have embarrassed the Ugandan government, and left people wondering if he's fit to be a leader. His antics have, however, boosted his Twitter following to over 600,000. He has also expressed interest in sending a 100-cow dowry for Italy's anti-immigration leader Giorgia Meloni.
Moses Kuria is known for making crude remarks toward other politicians, but flipping voters is a shocking new low even for Gatundu South MP who is seeking to govern Kiambu
Kenya Kwanza running mate Rigathi Gachagua attempted redefine corruption to state capture, an attempt to diminish the focus on the vice that costs Kenya more than Ksh 700 billion annually. Azimio's running mate Martha Karua pointed out that state capture is a component of corruption and committed herself to fighting graft and free-up funds to pay for essential services Kenyans need.
The Tunis-Carthage Airport incident comes on the heels of another incident in the border of Morocco and Spanish Enclave Melillah where more than 25 African immigrants died after Moroccan and Spanish security forces attacked them while trying to cross over to Spain's territory to seek asylum.
The election was decided by 327 members of parliament who voted in an airport hangar fortified against blasts for fear Islamist insurgents would attack. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud served as Somali President between 2012 and 2017.
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