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Burkina Faso Cuts Ties With France in Bold Break From Colonial-Era Relationship
Burkina Faso's military government has formally ended diplomatic relations with France, accusing Paris of working against the country's sovereignty and harboring neo-colonial ambitions. The move is the most decisive step yet by Captain Ibrahim Traore's junta as it reshapes alliances across the Sahel region.
Shakahola Aftermath: Coast Clergy Get Theological Training to Root Out Cultism
In the wake of the Shakahola massacre that killed more than 450 Kenyans, religious leaders along the Coast are enrolling in a theological training programme designed to sharpen their biblical grounding and guard their congregations against cult manipulation and spiritual exploitation.
2 days to tax return deadline, KRA rules out extension
The Kenya Revenue Authority has shut the door on any hopes of a deadline reprieve, confirming that June 30, 2026 remains the final day for filing 2025 income tax returns. With just two days on the clock, Kenyans who are yet to file are being urged to act without delay.
Govt steps up shift from traditional fuels to clean cooking by 2028
Over nine million Kenyan households still cook over open fires and charcoal stoves, putting families at daily risk of smoke-related illness. The government now has a clear deadline — and a multi-pronged plan — to change that picture before 2028.
Strategic Governance Named Key to African Universities' Future Success
Mount Kenya University Council Chairman Dr. Vincent Gaitho told a global higher education forum in Lancaster, UK, that the fate of African universities rests not on buildings or budgets but on the calibre of governance steering them — a message with sharp relevance for Kenya's growing university sector.
Ruto roots for traditional African parenting to curb school unrest
President William Ruto has urged Kenyans to revive the age-old African philosophy of communal child-rearing as a remedy to the wave of school unrest that has rattled institutions across the country. Speaking at Burieruri Boys Senior School's diamond jubilee in Meru County, Ruto argued that discipline begins long before a student sets foot in a classroom.
Murkomen: Government to step up war on goonism
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has vowed decisive government action against political violence during a church service in Mt. Elgon, Bungoma County, telling residents he will personally ensure perpetrators of goonism and related security threats face the full force of the law.
Police to Probe Enforced Disappearance Claims, Confirm Davis Lichuma Missing Report
The National Police Service has confirmed receiving a missing person report for Davis Lichuma, a social justice activist last seen during the June 25 protests in Nairobi. Police say they are probing claims of enforced disappearances and torture linked to the demonstrations.
Why More Kenyans Are Turning to Pet Adoption Over Buying From Breeders
A growing number of Kenyans are choosing to adopt pets from shelters rather than purchase animals from breeders, driven by rising awareness around animal welfare and responsible ownership. Urban organisations like the KSPCA are rehoming dozens of animals every month as the "adopt, don't shop" movement takes deeper root across the country.