Nairobi – President William Ruto has praised the Dawoodi Bohra community for its significant contribution to Kenya’s socio-economic development, citing strong investments in housing, healthcare, and education that continue to support national growth. Speaking during an official visit to the Aljamea-tus-Saifiyah Nairobi campus in Karen, the President said the community’s long-standing presence and commitment to Kenya […]
KAMPALA, Uganda – Votes are being counted in parts of Uganda following a tense presidential and parliamentary election marked by an internet shutdown, widespread technical failures and opposition allegations of electoral fraud. Opposition presidential candidate Bobi Wine has accused authorities of orchestrating “massive ballot-stuffing everywhere,” claims he shared on social media without presenting documentary evidence. […]
Kampala, Uganda — Allegations of electoral malpractice are hovering over Uganda’s general election as voting is currently underway across the country, despite assurances by the Electoral Commission (EC) that the process will be transparent and credible. Concerns have emerged following delays in the delivery and malfunctioning of voting kits at several polling stations. According to […]
Nairobi, Kenya — Kenya is aiming to transition into a developed, first-world economy within a generation, Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has said, outlining agriculture, infrastructure, security and innovation as the main pillars of the country’s transformation agenda. Speaking during the 14th Development Partners Forum held in Karen, Nairobi, Prof. Kindiki said Kenya’s ambition mirrors […]
Russia has launched a second major wave of drone and missile attacks on Ukraine in just four days, targeting critical energy infrastructure and strategic areas, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday, in what appears to be a clear rebuff of U.S.-led peace initiatives as the war nears its fourth year. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia […]
The Trump administration has announced it will end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somali immigrants, affecting about 2,500 people nationwide, including several hundred in Minnesota. The decision means Somali TPS holders will lose their legal status and work authorisation by March 17, making them eligible for deportation. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said conditions in […]
Kampala, Uganda — As Uganda’s election campaign draws to a close, opposition leader Bobi Wine has become a stark symbol of the country’s tense political climate, trading tailored suits and campaign rallies for a bulletproof vest and helmet as he crisscrosses the country under heavy security. Bobi Wine — born Robert Kyagulanyi — is contesting […]
Tehran — Protests across Iran are escalating, raising fears of increased violence, mass arrests, and injuries as security forces tighten their grip on major cities. Authorities have imposed sweeping security measures, including road closures, disruptions to public transportation, and widespread restrictions on mobile, landline, and national internet networks. The Iranian government has significantly curtailed access […]
Zambia has concluded a three-day emergency meeting convened by the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) in Livingstone, aimed at addressing the worsening security and humanitarian crisis in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The high-level meeting brought together defence ministers and military chiefs from ICGLR member states, including Angola, Burundi, the […]
Mombasa, Kenya (Prime Africa News) – A quiet but powerful transformation is unfolding along Kenya’s Coast, where youth and women entrepreneurs are leveraging innovation and digital skills to reshape the region’s economic future. At the centre of this shift is Westerwelle Startup Haus Mombasa, an entrepreneurship hub that has emerged as a key launchpad for coastal […]
