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Build-up to a blow-up: Inside the Trump-Musk meltdown

Elon Musk · United States

Build-up to a blow-up: Inside the Trump-Musk meltdown

43% Right coverage: 94 sources

How a moment of irritation signalled simmering tensions between the two men that would explode into the open days later, and end one of the most extraordinary alliances in American politics.See the Story

More white South Africans arrive in the US under a new refugee program

US Immigration · United States

More white South Africans arrive in the US under a new refugee program

55% Center coverage: 58 sources

Kenya: Gachagua Pressures Atwoli to Speak Up On Diversion of NSSF Funds to Bankroll Govt Mega-Projects

Business · Kenya

Kenya: Gachagua Pressures Atwoli to Speak Up On Diversion of NSSF Funds to Bankroll Govt Mega-Projects

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nairobi -- Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has called on Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU-Kenya) Secretary General Francis Atwoli to expose the alleged misuse of National Social Security Fund (NSSF) resources.See the Story

Getting to Yes on the Plastics Agreement: Time for More Plasticity?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

In response to the growing problem of plastic pollution, the United Nations Environment Assembly launched negotiations in 2022 to draft a treaty to “end plastic pollution.” But three years and five rounds of negotiations later, agreement remains elusive. The negotiations were supposed to conclude late last year in Busan, South Korea, but the meeting ended without resolving key issues. Negotiators remain far apart not only on how to address matte…Infrastructure See the Story

Kenya: Govt Rolls Out School ID Drive for Secondary Students

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Nairobi -- The Ministry of Education has announced the start of a nationwide school-based ID registration exercise targeting secondary school students who have turned 18.High School Students · Kenya See the Story

We need more dedicated coverage of EAC to strengthen regional integration

Who is the secretary general of the East African Community? Who is the speaker of the East African Legislative Assembly? What have Eala members done lately? What do the other institutions of the regional bloc do? We may have to ask Google or Grok. There is hardly any news from Arusha, the seat of the EAC. In March, Nairobi lawyer Charles Nyachae told a panel interviewing him for the position of IEBC chairman that he resigned as a judge of the Ea…Google · Kenya Read Article

Tuko headline on activist Mwangi’s alleged second abduction stood out

At first glance, the Star newspaper headline – LSK’s Faith Odhiambo dismisses Boniface Mwangi’s abduction reports – would make you think that the lawyers’ lobby is refuting the activist’s claims of abduction in Tanzania. You would have to read the intro to understand that the Law Society of Kenya was, in fact, refuting claims of a second abduction, this time allegedly from his home in Lukenya. A similar story on Kenyans.co.ke with the headline, …Kenya · Kenya Read Article

New kid on the block Defrontera disrupts Kenya’s media space

A quiet shift is taking place in Kenya’s digital media landscape. A new platform, Defrontera, has set up shop with the intention ‘to tell stories that other reporters have shied away from and those that innovatively provide a platform for forgotten voices’. It’s an ambitious promise. It is one that hints at dissatisfaction with the status quo and a desire to reimagine journalism. Whether it succeeds or not is a subject for another day. Since its…Kenya · Kenya Read Article

How stories of the dead can be full of life

Why do tributes about the dead go viral? Because they are written with flair and pay a fitting tribute in a neutral, objective tone. The pieces build on facts that capture the essence of the departed’s life in a logical flow and sequence of events. Forget the death announcements that are usually paid for based on word count and size of the mug shot. We are talking about journalistic obituary writing, where media platforms pay tribute to departed…Nairobi · Nairobi Read Article

Engineers are grumbling about state contracts, what’s their story?

During the first Women Engineers Convention held in Naivasha, Nakuru County, on May 29 and 30, engineers through their umbrella professional organisation, the Institution of Engineers of Kenya (IEK), complained that the government has been awarding major road construction contracts to foreigners, leaving them out despite being qualified and available. The Standard newspaper in a June 3 story titled, ‘Engineers cry foul over infrastructural proj…Naivasha · Naivasha Read Article

Affordable housing or markets? ‘Citizen Digital’ story should ignite debate

Fresh trouble is loading in President William Ruto’s affordable housing programme. Citizen Digital’s June 6 story titled, ‘Gov’t defends use of housing levy funds to build markets’, sparks fresh debate. The much-touted affordable housing programme was sold to wannanchi as a critical initiative to provide decent, affordable homes for Kenyans. But how are the funds actually being used? The story by Willy Lusige delved into the debate on how the go…Housing · Kenya Read Article

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