Algeria Awards 210 Scholarships to Ugandan Students for 2025
Ugandan students have received a major boost after Algeria announced 210 fully-funded scholarships for the 2025/2026 academic year.
UK Migrant Crossings Hit 25,000 Mark Earlier Than Ever Before
The number of migrants crossing the English Channel into the UK has exceeded 25,000—reaching the figure earlier in the year than ever before.
Bank Hospital Denies Breaching Daddy Lumba’s Confidentiality
The Bank Hospital has firmly denied claims that it breached patient confidentiality in the medical care of the late Ghanaian music legend, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, who died at the facility on July 26, 2025.
Cameroonian Held in Sh80M Fake Gold Scam Targeting Canadian
A Cameroonian man has been arrested in Nairobi for allegedly scamming a Canadian investor out of over Sh80 million.
Kenya Cuts Public University Fees in Major Education Overhaul
Starting September 1, 2025, tuition fees in all public universities in Kenya will be significantly reduced following a major government reform.
Kenyan Woman Spared Death Penalty in Vietnam Drug Case
Margaret Nduta, a Kenyan woman convicted of drug trafficking in Vietnam, has avoided execution after the country’s Supreme Court commuted her death sentence to life imprisonment.
Waititu Freed on Sh53M Bond Pending Appeal in Graft Case
Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu has been released from prison on a Sh53 million bond as he awaits the outcome of his appeal in a Sh588 million corruption case.
Stanbic Bank Rewards Customers in SupaDupa Cash Giveaway
Stanbic Bank Uganda has announced the first winners of its ongoing “Kya Double with SupaDupa” campaign, aimed at rewarding customers who actively use their bank accounts.
22 Killed, Over 1,200 Arrested in Angola Fuel Price Protests
At least 22 people have been killed and nearly 200 others injured in Angola following violent protests triggered by a sharp increase in fuel prices, the government confirmed on Wednesday.
Senate Democrats Use Rare Law to Demand Epstein File Release
Senate Democrats are pushing the Justice Department to release all Jeffrey Epstein-related files using a rarely invoked federal law, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced on Wednesday.
Ex-KDF Soldier Charged Over Group Opposing Police Brutality
A former Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier, Patrick Osoi, has been arraigned in court for allegedly forming an illegal group that he says is meant to fight police brutality in Kenya.
Four Dead, Hundreds Arrested in Angola Fuel Price Protests
Four people have died and hundreds have been arrested in Angola after protests over a fuel price hike turned violent in the capital, Luanda.
Famine Threat Grows in Gaza as Aid Fails to Reach Millions
A severe food crisis is unfolding in the Gaza Strip, with experts warning that the "worst-case scenario of famine" is now taking place after nearly 22 months of war.
Palestinian Filmmaker Shot Dead by Israeli Settler in West Bank
A Palestinian activist and filmmaker who helped document life under Israeli occupation was shot dead by an Israeli settler in the West Bank on Saturday, drawing condemnation and calls for justice.
Young Bomet Teacher Killed by Husband After Domestic Dispute
A village in Bomet County has been left in shock after a 24-year-old teacher was brutally killed by her husband following a domestic argument on Monday night.
Five Dead in Manhattan Skyscraper Shooting, Including Gunman
Five people, including the suspected shooter, were killed in a tragic shooting incident at a Manhattan skyscraper.
Asia’s Deadly Floods Expose Climate and Planning Failures
In recent months, unusually heavy rainfall across Asia has triggered deadly floods, landslides, and widespread destruction, leaving hundreds dead and millions affected.
Stephen Munyakho Returns to Kenya After 14 Years in Saudi Jail
Stephen Munyakho has finally returned to Kenya after spending 14 years in prison in Saudi Arabia following a murder conviction.
Mbagathi Hospital Accused of Ignoring Court Order on Suspect's Care
The lawyer for a suspect in the Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) murder investigation has accused Mbagathi Hospital of defying a court order to admit his client, despite his worsening health condition.
Bandits Kill 33 Captives in Zamfara Despite Ransom Payment
In a brutal turn of events, bandits in Nigeria's Zamfara state have killed 33 people they had kidnapped in February, despite receiving a ransom payment of $33,700.
Michigan Walmart Stabbing Suspect May Face Terrorism Charges
Authorities in Michigan say they plan to pursue terrorism charges after a stabbing attack at a Walmart in Traverse City left 11 people injured.
Middle East Faces Record Heat and Water Crisis in Summer 2025
The Middle East is enduring one of its harshest summers ever, with several countries recording temperatures well above 50°C.