Saudia to open up to the world, a movie at a time Saudi Arabia is set to open its first…
Month: May 2018
The Commonwealth University, London, recently awarded Justice Dr Smokin Wanjala an Honorary Doctorate degree in recognition of his service to…
When the Libyan crisis began in 2011, the African Union wanted to use a political strategy to facilitate a transition…
Rwanda’s government closed thousands of churches and dozens of mosques last month as it sought to assert more control over…
After Raila ‘s much-publicised visit to retired President Moi last month, his erstwhile deputy, Kalonzo Musyoka, made spirited attempts to…
After the expose by The Nation on the rot at City Hall, it is understood that snitches within the newsroom…
When three IEBC commissioners resigned last month on account of what they termed as incompetence and lack of leadership from…
A local bank with operations in over twenty countries lost hundreds of millions of shillings in ensuing confusion after changing its…
By John Harbeson For all its central importance to Africa’s modern political history, especially from the mid-19th Century to the…
BY Ahmednasir Abdullahi It is easy to associate the ongoing Executive-Judiciary war with Uhuru Kenyatta’s promise to “revisit”, upon his…