Ruto’s red line: Why Moi tactics wouldn’t work today Ruto will have to think more innovatively about how to address the country’s economic troubles and his crisis of legitimacy.
Is your desk job killing your back? Ancient Egyptian scribes had the same aches and pains, say researchers.
The dark side of AI: Kagame's tech-savvy election campaign tactics At least 464 accounts flooded online discussions supportive of the Paul Kagame regime.
Faith Kipyegon: Now I can buy my father a car The golden girl's journey from rural Kenya to global dominance, how world record holder rose from humble beginnings to inspires a nation.
Catching online fraudsters using data and behavioural science cybercriminals might create fake reviews or testimonials, prompting users to fall for a scam.
Why musicians die in poverty - study What we found confirms what has been understood anecdotally for a long time.
Why anti-Ruto protesters are a different beast The movement must guard against the risk of leader-centricity, which the government would use to diffuse the movement.
HIV breakthrough: New drug is 100pc effective against infection Linda-Gail Bekker, the principal investigator for the South African part of the study, explains what to expect next.
Keir Starmer: Here's what we know about Britain’s new prime minister Starmer has been described as methodical, professional, good on detail but lacking in flair.
Class politics: Ruto’s 2022 trump card turns into a monster Rude shock: Ruto’s bottom-up campaign awakened class politics...now he is discovering he cannot control it.
The IMF is failing countries like Kenya: Here's what can be done about it The financing is subject to tough conditions... debt obligations matter more than the needs of long-suffering citizens.
Why Muguka ban is unlikely to work Muguka prohibition in Kenya is likely to be ineffective and counterproductive.
How Kenya’s tanking economy fuelled Gen Z revolt Several economic factors have come together, creating the perfect storm for these mass protests.
Violence: The language of the Kenyan State During the recent protests law enforcers showed that they have one approach: the use of force.
Your wig could be poisoning you Study finds pesticides and other toxic chemicals in synthetic hair in Nigeria.
Why Zuma is still a force in S. African politics The former President gathers so much support from poor and unemployed South Africans.
How companies calculate their carbon footprints The biggest corporations account for more than two-thirds of the global emissions.
What President Raisi’s death means for Iran stability The death of Raisi and his foreign minister will shake up Iranian politics.
Ban TikTok in Kenya? Not too fast... Kenyan government, like others across the world, is considering various restrictions on Tiktok use.
I spent a decade advancing Afghan girls’ education − but the Taliban have three reasons to keep them out of school The cost of denying education: A devastating setback for Afghanistan as millions of girls will face increased abuse and trauma
