2016 was the worst year for Syrian children, says Unicef
By BBC News Syria’s children “hit rock bottom” in 2016, with more killed than in any other year of the
Author: Beth Nyaga
Republican’s Wilders tweet sparks a social media backlash
By BBC News Senior Republican congressman Steve King has sparked a backlash on social media after tweeting his support for
UK MPs to consider Brexit Bill changes
By BBC News Ministers believe MPs will reject the two changes made to the Brexit bill in the House of
Australia considers childcare ban on unvaccinated children
By BBC News Unvaccinated children would be banned from childcare centres and preschools under an Australian government plan. Some Australian
President Kenyatta to resume development tour of the Coast region on Saturday
By PSCU/Beth Nyaga President Uhuru Kenyatta will Saturday resume his development tour of the Coast region, which he interrupted today
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UK faces EU fine for customs fraud
By BBC News The UK is facing a £1.7bn fine after failing to stop Chinese criminal gangs using the country
US hospitals oppose Trump-backed health bill
By BBC News A leading trade group representing hospitals has expressed fears about the Republican healthcare bill, saying poor Americans
Top Senegal mayor detained over fraud allegations
By BBC News The mayor of Senegal’s capital, Dakar, has been placed in custody for allegedly embezzling public money. A
Nigeria closes Abuja airport for repairs
By BBC News Nigeria has closed its main airport in the capital, Abuja, for six weeks to allow badly needed
Couple ‘detained in UAE for sex outside marriage’
By BBC News A South African man and his Ukrainian fiancee have been detained in the United Arab Emirates for
‘Justin Bieber impostor’ on 931 child sex-related charges
By BBC A man who posed as Justin Bieber online has been charged with more than 900 child sex-related crimes
Uber stops using Greyball ‘secret program’ to dodge regulators
By BBC Technology Uber says it will ban a secret software tool from being used to evade undercover regulators. The
Samsung chief Lee Jae-Yong on trial for bribery
By BBC Technology The trial of Samsung’s de facto head Lee Jae-Yong on a string of corruption charges including bribery
President Kenyatta censures Turkana Governor for lack of development
By PSCU/Beth Nyaga President Uhuru Kenyatta has criticised Turkana Governor Joseph Nanok, saying the arid county had little to show
President Kenyatta launches drought mitigation programs
By PSCU/Beth Nyaga President Uhuru Kenyatta Wednesday officially launched four Government initiatives aimed at cushioning Kenyans, especially pastoralists, from the affects
Injured Serena Williams out of Indian Wells
By BBC Sports World number one Serena Williams says a knee injury has forced her to pull out of this
Ferreira: We want to sweep all trophies
By Beth Nyaga After beating league champions Tusker 1-0 to lift the Kenyan Premier League Super Cup on Sunday, Gor
League top scorer Makwatta moves to Slovakia
By Beth Nyaga The 2016 SportPesa Premier League Golden Boot winner John Mark Makwatta has left Ulinzi Stars for Slovakian
Robbers ‘pose as police’ in Johannesburg airport heist
By BBC News Armed thieves masquerading as police have carried out a robbery at Johannesburg international Airport in South Africa,
Sudan, Somalia condemn US travel ban
By BBC News Countries targeted under a new US travel ban passed by President Donald Trump have attacked the move,
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