Listing Ethio Telecom on the stock exchange is a vital step in Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s reform agenda, aimed at opening the economy and boosting foreign direct investment. Since 2018, the Ethiopian government has implemented various reforms to liberalize key sectors, including telecommunications, banking, and logistics.
The emotional toll of his split with Poshy Queen is palpable, and fans have taken to social media to express their heartbreak—many shared sentiments of disbelief and sorrow, reminiscing about the couple’s once-inspiring moments together.
Princess Jully’s legacy is one of trailblazing and resilience. She revolutionized the Benga music scene, broke societal taboos, and became a symbol of strength and determination. Though she is no longer with us, her voice, music, and unwavering spirit will forever resonate in the hearts of those she inspired.
Lupita Nyong’o and Joshua Jackson’s relationship was first speculated to have started around late 2022, shortly after Jackson’s split from British actress Jodie Turner-Smith, his wife of nearly four years.
: Between 2001 and 2002, the Mau Forest deforestation resulted in loss of about 533 square kilometres of tree cover.
The report further found that governments in the North continue to fuel the climate crisis disproportionately, and even though the developed world has just a quarter of the world’s population, their annual average fossil fuel subsidies amounted to USD 239.7 billion.
The Adani-KETRACO deal offers the potential for major upgrades to Kenya’s power sector, but its long-term success hinges on transparency, environmental responsibility, and compliance with local regulations. Kenya’s past public-private partnerships have faced setbacks due to corruption, mismanagement, and lack of accountability, making oversight crucial for this project.
Samantha Kipury, founder of Dentsu Kenya, bootstrapped her agency from KSh 500K into a market leader by blending local insight
Hakuzimana’s case underscores the persistent sensitivities surrounding the Rwandan genocide, which claimed the lives of around 800,000 people—mostly Tutsis and moderate Hutus—within a mere 100 days at the hands of Hutu extremists. Although the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), primarily composed of Tutsis, brought the genocide to an end, it has faced accusations from human rights organizations of carrying out retaliatory killings of Hutus during its rise to power—claims that the RPF-led government staunchly denies.
The result of this bid has the potential to either spark meaningful change or exacerbate tensions between the government and civil society. Should Kenya effectively utilize its position to tackle its internal challenges, it could realize its goal of becoming a leader in global human rights advocacy. On the other hand, if it falls short, doubts may arise regarding the sincerity of its commitment to human rights, both within the country and on the international stage.