A Husband Painfully Recounts the Last Minutes Before His Wife Died by Eating in Church

A family in Vihiga county is mourning the death of their 9-year-old daughter, Nancy Ahono, who was suspected of food poisoning. Her mother, Margaret Amakove, tearfully recalled their last conversation, where Nancy promised to come home for Christmas Several relatives, including Nancy's older brother, were hospitalized after eating suspected food poisoning at a church event….

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‘I was so shaken’ – Shericka Jackson opens up on ‘mental breakdown’ following Tokyo 2020 Olympic 200m disaster

Jackson was bashed after ‘arrogantly’ jogging during the 200m heats at the Tokyo Olympics, which led to her elimination, something she now says left her mentally broken. Jamaican sprinting star Shericka Jackson, one of the fastest women in history, has candidly addressed the immense pressure that comes with representing her nation on the global stage. …

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‘We recorded 3,681 fatal accidents this year’

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has raised an alarm over the increase in road accidents in the country over the last 12 months. Speaking on Thursday, December 5, 2024, Kanja noted that fatal accidents increased by six per cent this year, pointing an accusing finger at some motorists. Kanja noted that the country recorded…

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COP29 must remedy the injustice of climate finance in Africa

At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan (11 – 22 November) – and Africa again faces a dilemma that goes beyond climate financing. This dilemma, a reflection of global climate inequalities, highlights the lack of financial choices available to African countries. The constraints weighing on the continent’s policy options have never been more visible. Traditional funding models…

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Over 50 GBV cases reported in Thika slum monthly  

Stakeholders in Thika’s Kiandutu slums have raised concern over the alarming rise in gender-based violence (GBV) cases in the area, where more than 50 cases are reported monthly. The cases, they say, involve defilement, sodomy, rape and physical assault. According to Peter Muchunu, a medic at the Kiandutu Level 2 Hospital, they receive a minimum The medic said most of the…

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‘They are drinking’ – Eliud Kipchoge blames Kenya’s recent steeplechase woes on athletes ‘lacking morals’

Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge has blamed Kenyan’ steeplechase woes on a lack of morals among athletes who he claims have questionable characters that are affecting their performance. Marathon legend Eliud Kipchoge feels Kenya’s steeplechase woes are down to indiscipline among athletes and not lack of talent or even training equipment. Steeplechase was christened a ‘Kenyan…

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