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TUK VC cautions first-year students against political exploitation
30 Aug

TUK VC cautions first-year students against political exploitation

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Technical university of Kenya  Vice Chancellor, Prof Benedict Mutua, has urged all first years to remain focused on their studies, and avoid being used by politicians for self-gain. Prof Mutua was speaking to first year students at the university main hall, wrapping up the 5-day orientation exercise. He also urged freshers to treat their time as a valuable resource, investing it wisely in their studies and personal development. Lastly, he congratulated them for joining the university assuring them of his support. The first year’s orientation exercise commenced on Monday to assist the students smooth transition into academic and social life.…
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Rwandan President Paul Kagame Dismisses Over 200 Military Officers in Major Shake-Up
30 Aug

Rwandan President Paul Kagame Dismisses Over 200 Military Officers in Major Shake-Up

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Rwandan President Paul Kagame has dismissed more than 21 senior and junior officers from the Rwanda Defence Forces (RDF). Among those dismissed are Major General Martin Nzaramba and Colonel Dr. Etienne Uwimana. Additionally, contracts of 195 other ranks within the RDF have been revoked, marking a considerable reshuffle within the nation's military. Uwimana, who until his dismissal was serving as a medic in charge of the medical imaging department at Rwanda Military Hospital, is among the key figures impacted by this decision. Nzaramba, a former Commandant of the Nasho Basic Military Training Centre, had retired from the military in August…
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Suspended Kisii County Assembly Clerk James Nyaoga Removed from Office
30 Aug

Suspended Kisii County Assembly Clerk James Nyaoga Removed from Office

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The suspended Clerk of the Kisii County Assembly, James Nyaoga, has been officially removed from office following a decisive vote by the Assembly. The decision was announced by Speaker Philip Nyanumba, who cited Nyaoga's removal as a consequence of gross misconduct, misbehavior, and violations of Chapter 6 of the Kenyan Constitution, as well as County Assembly regulations. The motion to remove Nyaoga was tabled by Boochi-Tendere Ward MCA, James Ondari. In a heated session, the motion garnered significant support, passing with a majority of 55 votes in favor and 13 against. Ondari stated that the decision was inevitable, given that…
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Mvurya and Mbadi Open 24th ESAAMLG Council of Ministers Meeting in Diani
30 Aug

Mvurya and Mbadi Open 24th ESAAMLG Council of Ministers Meeting in Diani

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Trade Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya and Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi have officially opened the 24th Council of Ministers Meeting of the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG) in Diani, Kwale County. The meeting brings together ministers from 21 member states to discuss laws and regulations aimed at combating money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing in the region. ESAAMLG, a regional body dedicated to implementing the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) global standards, convened to deliberate on critical strategies to address financial crimes. The conference is seen as timely, especially as Kenya and the broader African continent…
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Uganda to Host Conference on Tax Incentives and Policies for Investors
30 Aug

Uganda to Host Conference on Tax Incentives and Policies for Investors

Reporter0 CommentsAfrica,
The Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development has announced a significant conference on tax incentives, policies, and administration for Ugandan investors, scheduled for September 4, 2024, at Hotel Africana in Kampala. This event is a key part of the government's ongoing efforts to stimulate investment and drive economic growth across the country. The conference will gather a wide range of stakeholders, including policymakers, investors, and members of the business community, to engage in discussions on the current tax framework and its impact on Uganda's economic development. The event will feature a comprehensive review of the nation's existing tax policies,…
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Sports Committee to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine on Sports PS Peter Tum for Skipping Accountability Meetings
30 Aug

Sports Committee to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine on Sports PS Peter Tum for Skipping Accountability Meetings

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The National Assembly Committee on Sports has issued a stern warning to Sports Principal Secretary Peter Tum, threatening to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine over his repeated absence from crucial accountability meetings. The meetings were intended to address delays in the establishment of Sports Academies and the completion of stadium construction, among other key issues. The Committee, chaired by Webuye West MP Hon. Dan Wanyama, expressed its frustration today after Tum skipped a meeting for the fourth time. According to Wanyama, the PS had sent a last-minute communication stating that he would be unable to attend due to unavoidable circumstances.…
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Macondo Literary Festival Announces Lineup for Fourth Edition: “The Sea is History”
30 Aug

Macondo Literary Festival Announces Lineup for Fourth Edition: “The Sea is History”

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The fourth edition of the Macondo Literary Festival, titled "The Sea is History," is set to feature a diverse lineup of authors and artists from Africa, India, Brazil, and beyond. The festival, which is organized by the Macondo Book Society, will take place in September and is dedicated to exploring African histories and futures through literature. This year, the event will broaden its focus to include the Indian Ocean worlds, reflecting Africa's deep historical ties with these regions. In a recent announcement on its website and social media channels, the Macondo Book Society revealed that nine international authors, along with…
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Mandera Leaders Convene Two-Day Peace Meeting in Banissa Amid Ongoing Clan Clashes
30 Aug

Mandera Leaders Convene Two-Day Peace Meeting in Banissa Amid Ongoing Clan Clashes

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Leaders from Mandera County held a crucial two-day peace meeting in Banissa Subcounty following a series of violent clan clashes that have recently plagued the region. The clashes, which initially erupted in a village on the Ethiopian side of the Kenya-Ethiopia border, quickly escalated, spilling over into Banisa in Mandera County. The violence, which occurred on multiple occasions this week, has tragically resulted in the loss of lives, heightening tensions among local communities. The leaders, deeply concerned by the escalating situation, met with the local community to address the urgent need for peace and to seek solutions to prevent further…
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NACADA Issues Warning on Dangers of Alcohol and Drug Use as Students Return to School
30 Aug

NACADA Issues Warning on Dangers of Alcohol and Drug Use as Students Return to School

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The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) has raised an urgent alert concerning the rising risks of alcohol and drug abuse among students as they return to school. The warning follows a recent viral video showing students being dangerously transported in a public service vehicle, raising concerns about their exposure to substance abuse during transit. In an official statement, NACADA emphasized that both private and public vehicles have become potential hotspots for the distribution and consumption of alcohol and drugs, particularly during this critical period of student travel. The authority highlighted that students are under…
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US – Ghana Sign a Nuclear Energy Agreement
29 Aug

US – Ghana Sign a Nuclear Energy Agreement

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At the U.S.-Africa Nuclear Energy Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, a significant milestone was reached in civil nuclear cooperation between the United States and Ghana. Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security, Bonnie Jenkins, joined by U.S. Department of Energy Deputy Assistant Secretary Aleshia Duncan, Ghana's Deputy Minister of Energy Collins Adomako-Mensah, and Ghana Ministry of Energy Chief Director Wilhelmina Asamoah, witnessed the signing of a commercial agreement between Nuclear Power Ghana (NPG) and Regnum Technology Group. This agreement marks a pivotal advancement in the collaboration between U.S. and Ghanaian civil nuclear industries. The agreement centers on a…
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