Kenyan Forces Deployed to Caribbean Amid Haiti Crisis
Kenya dispatches elite security team to assess Haiti mission as Caribbean nations bolster defences following Moïse assassination anniversary.
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Turkana People's Genetic Adaptation to Harsh Environment Revealed
Groundbreaking study reveals the remarkable genetic adaptations of the Turkana people, offering new insights into human evolution and survival in one of Africa's most unforgiving landscapes.
Agnes Wanjiru: UK Army Murder Cover-Up in Kenya
The tragic death of 21-year-old Agnes Wanjiru in Kenya, linked to a British soldier, remains shrouded in secrecy and impunity. Discover the full story of the unresolved murder and the ongoing fight for justice.
British Man Detained in Nairobi on Terror Charges
The family of a British-Kenyan man, detained in Nairobi for over a year on terror allegations linked to Somalia, is pleading for UK government intervention, claiming a severe miscarriage of justice.
British soldier charged with murder of Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru
A British soldier has finally been charged with the murder of Agnes Wanjiru, a 21-year-old Kenyan woman, in a case that has strained UK-Kenya relations and exposed an alleged army cover-up lasting over a decade.
Jepchirchir smashes marathon world record in London
Kenyan Olympic champion Peres Jepchirchir smashes the women's-only marathon world record at the London Marathon, holding off a fierce challenge from Tigst Assefa in a historic race.
British father fights US extradition in China spy case
A British father, accused by the US of spying for China, is fighting extradition from the UK after fleeing Hong Kong. Now on house arrest in Britain, he claims the charges are politically motivated.
Kenya's Thriving Horse Racing Scene Challenges Colonial Legacy
Discover the vibrant and unexpected world of horse racing in Nairobi, where a new generation of Black Kenyan jockeys, trainers, and stable hands are galloping towards a future rich with tradition and ambition.
Man declared dead wakes up in hospital morgue fridge
In an event that has left medical professionals stunned, a 52-year-old man declared dead was found alive and breathing inside a hospital morgue's refrigerated storage unit in Kenya, prompting a major investigation.
Cyber Slavery Epidemic: Brutal Scam Centres Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals a shocking rise in forced online fraud, with victims lured by fake job ads and held captive in brutal compounds across Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, and Southeast Asia.
Ethiopia's PM rejects Kenya mediation in Somaliland row
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has publicly rejected Kenya's offer to mediate the escalating diplomatic crisis with Somalia over a controversial Red Sea port agreement with Somaliland, deepening regional tensions.
Dublin Court Rejects UK Man's Bid to Avoid Prosecution
James Lawrence fails in landmark High Court appeal to avoid facing justice in Britain for alleged offences, as judges rule UK courts are competent to handle his case.
US Man Extradited to UK for London Doctor's Murder
Aaron Spencer is extradited from Arkansas to the UK, charged with the murder of Dr. Michael Fosler in a West London hotel. The breakthrough follows a transatlantic investigation.
Argentina Extradites Nazi War Criminal to Italy
Argentina extradites 98-year-old former Nazi SS officer Michael Karkoc to Italy, closing one of Europe's last major Holocaust cases after a prolonged legal battle.
Scottish Court Blocks Extradition Over Prison Conditions
A landmark ruling by Scotland's High Court halts the extradition of a German national accused of rape, citing 'inhumane' conditions in German prisons as a breach of his human rights.
Wanted Albanian Pimp Free in UK Despite Extradition Loss
Exclusive: Despite a European Arrest Warrant and a lost legal fight in 2019, dangerous Albanian fugitive Ilir Rrecaj continues to evade justice, walking the streets of Britain. This investigation reveals a shocking breakdown in the UK's extradition system
UK slashes vital aid to Kenya and Nigeria
Exclusive: The UK's decision to abruptly cut millions in aid funding for critical health and education programmes in Kenya and Nigeria has sparked outrage and fears of a devastating humanitarian impact.
Tourists trigger wildebeest stampede in dangerous safari stunt
Shocking footage captures reckless tourists blocking the Great Migration, triggering a dangerous stampede in Kenya's Maasai Mara. Experts condemn the life-threatening behaviour that risks both humans and wildlife.
Fugitive Husband Captured in Peru After Westminster Tragedy
Jossimar Cabrera, the husband wanted in connection with the death of his wife Melissa Cabrera in their Westminster apartment, has been apprehended by Peruvian authorities after a multinational manhunt.
Manhattan CEO arrested in Malta on US fraud charges
Luigi Mangione, CEO of Manhattan Group, arrested in Malta on US fraud charges. Alleged $5.5 million scheme targets elderly investors. Extradition proceedings underway.
Miami man extradited to NYC in major drug ring bust
A Miami man has been extradited to Manhattan to face charges for allegedly operating a sophisticated drug trafficking ring that laundered millions through luxury car rentals and property deals.
Solo traveller gets 20 marriage proposals in Kenya
A solo female traveller reveals the extraordinary cultural shock and constant attention she received from hopeful suitors during her week-long trip to Kenya, detailing both the charm and the challenges of her experience.
Kenya's Anime Convention Scene: Cosplay Culture Thrives
Discover how Nairobi's vibrant Comic Con Kenya is breaking cultural barriers, bringing together thousands of anime and manga enthusiasts in a spectacular celebration of Japanese pop culture and African creativity.
El Chapo's Son Extradited to US on Drug Charges
In a landmark move, Mexican authorities have extradited Ovidio Guzmán López, a key leader of the Sinaloa Cartel and son of Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán, to the United States to face serious drug trafficking charges, marking a significant victory in the trans
UK to pay £2.9m for Kenya wildfire started by troops
The UK government has agreed to pay millions in compensation to Kenyan victims after British Army training exercises ignited devastating wildfires that destroyed homes and livelihoods.
Kenya Cult Leader Pleads Not Guilty to 191 Murder Charges
Exclusive: Kenyan cult leader Paul Mackenzie pleads not guilty to 191 murder charges as the death toll in the Shakahola starvation case continues to climb, marking one of Africa's worst cult tragedies.
British Convict Marcus Owen Jailed in Thailand for Visa Overstay
Exclusive: Marcus Owen, a British financier convicted for a £9m fraud linked to a peer, is rearrested in Thailand for overstaying his visa. Discover his fall from grace and ongoing legal battles.
Bolsonaro Seeks Asylum in Argentina, Sparks Diplomatic Row
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is seeking political asylum in Argentina, igniting a major diplomatic row and raising fears of a protracted legal battle between the two South American nations.
Novartis Accused of Exploiting WHO Scheme in Africa
An explosive investigation reveals how pharmaceutical giant Novartis leveraged a WHO-led initiative to push its expensive cancer drug in Nigeria and Kenya, raising serious ethical concerns about Big Pharma's role in public health.
Starmer Accused of Appeasing China Over Jimmy Lai Silence
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces mounting criticism for his muted response to the persecution of Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, raising serious questions about his commitment to defending British values and press freedom against Chinese authoritarianis
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