Uunona says his father likely recognized the name "Hitler" as a famous figure but lacked the global understanding of his ideology and the atrocities he committed.
No Handshakes, Just Ink: Trump Oversees Tense Pact Between Congo and Rwanda Leaders
The "historic" agreement hailed by Trump is already in jeopardy, with Congo alleging that Rwanda renewed attacks immediately following the event.
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.
Steve Mokaya Wins IGAD Media Award for Maasai Women Beekeeping Podcast
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Report Reveals Ruto Administration Put Kenyans in Saudi Arabia at Risk as It Pursued Remittances and Profit
A New York Times investigation reveals how state policy and private interests exposed Kenyan workers to widespread abuse in Saudi Arabia.
Elon Musk Could Become the $1,000,000,000,000 Man
A trillion dollars could buy 1,000 super yachts, 10 million Tesla Model Xs, 1.25 million California homes, end world hunger for two decades, fund free internet across Africa, and still leave enough to buy every Premier League club, twice.
Democrats Sweep Key Governorship Races, Capture NYC Mayorship and Win California Redistricting Measure
Party regains political momentum with decisive wins across major U.S. contests
Trump’s threat to attack Nigeria over Christian Persecution Encounters Pushback
Officials in Abuja reject the claim, while analysts and Trump adviser Massad Boulos say the violence cuts across faiths.
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.









