US Visa Interview Freeze Threatens Kenyan and East African Students’
Thousands of Kenyan and East African students face uncertainty as the US government has paused scheduling new visa interviews for
Breaking: Deadly Explosion Near Munyonyo Martyrs Shrine in Kampala Leaves
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Accidental Ascent: When a Paraglider Touched the Sky Unintentionally
Imagine simply checking your gear, and the next moment, you’re on an unplanned journey miles into the sky, far beyond
A Mother’s Unthinkable Act: The Case That Shocked South Africa
The news out of South Africa has once again sent shivers down spines, highlighting a dark underbelly of societal challenges.
Sudan’s Crisis: A Neighbor’s Perspective on the Spreading Cholera Outbreak
As a close neighbor to Sudan, Kenya watches with grave concern as the humanitarian crisis escalates, most recently with a
The Unbroken Tongue: A Tribute to Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o (1938–2025)
The earth of Limuru has reclaimed one of its bravest sons. Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, the writer who turned language into a
Trump Pushes for 15% Cap on Foreign Students at Harvard
WASHINGTON D.C. – In a striking move that could significantly reshape the landscape of international education in the United States,
Elon Musk Bids Farewell to Trump Administration, Reflects on “Doge”
WASHINGTON D.C. – After a tenure focused on reducing government size and efficiency, tech titan Elon Musk has announced his