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Read briefingKenya condemns attacks on Saudi Arabia and signals its stake in the Red Sea's stability The Eastleigh Voice
Read briefingThe statement reaffirms "the longstanding relations and bonds of friendship and cooperation" between Nairobi and Riyadh, a relationship Kenya is keen to protect.
Read briefingGachagua said a diaspora-owned financial institution would enable Kenyans abroad to retain a greater share of the money they currently lose through banking charges.He argued that owning a bank would allow Kenyans in the diaspora to turn the fees they currently pay into equity in a financial institution they own. DCP party leader Rigathi Gachagua speaks during an engagement with business executives at Silo Modern Farmhouse in Kansas City, Missouri, United States, on September 18, 2026.The Democracy for Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua has urged Kenyans living abroad to consider establishing a diaspora-owned bank to reduce the fees and commissions they pay to financial institutions when sending money home.Speaking during an engagement with business executives at Silo Modern Farmhouse in Kansas City, Missouri, United States, Gachagua said a diaspora-owned financial institution would enable Kenyans abroad to retain a greater share of the money they currently lose through banking charges.“I’ve encouraged you to consider starting a diaspora bank because you collect too much money, and you lose too much money in fees and commissions to banks here,” Gachagua said.He argued that owning a bank would allow Kenyans in the diaspora to turn the fees they currently pay into equity in a financial institution they own.“If you owned a bank, and you have the necessary capital to start...
Read briefingAcclaimed Russian film director who won 2026 Grand Prix award at Cannes, has been critical of the war in Ukraine.The winner of a prestigious Cannes Film Festival award has been declared a foreign agent by Russian authorities for his criticism of Moscow’s war in Ukraine.Acclaimed Russian film director Andrey Zvyagintsev was designated a “foreign agent” by the Kremlin on Friday, according to state news agency TASS.Zvyagintsev won the 2026 Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival for, Minotaur, a film depicting a Russian businessman who is forced to decide which of his employees should be mobilised to go and fight in Ukraine.“Millions of people on both sides of the front line dream of only one thing: for the massacres to stop,” Zvyagintsev said in his acceptance speech, adding that Russian President Vladimir Putin was the only person capable of ending the war.Moscow has kept casualty numbers from the fighting in Ukraine heavily restricted and has not provided timely or complete public updates, but estimates of Russian soldiers killed in the four-year war range from anywhere from 200,000 to half a million.Russia’s Ministry of Justice on Friday accused Zvyagintsev of disseminating “false information about decisions taken by the public authorities of the Russian Federation and the policies they pursue”.“He interacted with foreign agents and resides outside the Russian Federation,” it said.The 62-year-old director, who has lived outside Russia since the COVID pandemic, is known for a series of other films including, The Return, The Banishment, and, Leviathan, a bleak portrayal of life in rural Russia.People listed as foreign agents are subjected to onerous bureaucratic requirements and restrictions on their income in Russia.They are barred from holding public office and forced to register their activities with the authorities.They also have to add warnings on everything they publish, including on social media, that the content was produced by a foreign agent.The label adds connotations of espionage to numerous people, including public figures, whom it deems to be engaging in anti-Russian activity with support from abroad.Previously, writer Boris Akunin and rock musician Boris Grebenshchikov have been labelled as foreign agents by Moscow.
Read briefingA New Generation of Jewelry Designers Is Bringing Back Art Deco Vogue
Read briefing‘Tinder Swindler’s’ plan for a dating app sparks industry backlash International Consortium of Investigative Journalists
Read briefingKisumu Deputy Governor Dr Mathew Owili (right) engages Controller of Budget Dr Margaret Nyakang’o (left), who is leading her team during a 10-day monitoring and evaluation exercise on the implementation of the 2025/26 Kisumu County budget. Photo by facebook.com
Read briefingPresident William Samoei Ruto plants a tree during the 50th passing-out parade of GSU recruits in Embakasi, Nairobi. facebook.com
Read briefingIn southern Lebanon, visual artist Lina Jouni transforms debris from Israeli missile strikes into pieces of art. As Israel continues bombing Lebanon, she says it is her way of turning weapons of death and painful memories of war into symbols of life and dignity.
Read briefingIEBC shakes up county election bosses as 2027 poll countdown begins People Daily
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Read briefingBrace up: Weatherman forecasts rain in 28 counties from tonight, strong winds Tuko News
Read briefingInside Johann Rupert's horse racing at Drakenstein and L'Ormarins King's Plate Tuko News
Read briefingSnap is betting $3.5 billion on AR glasses that businesses can use as CEO Evan Spiegel sees a post-smartphone era FortuneTech News and Trends Tech BrewRound Up: Snap’s Workplace XR Move Before Meta Connect UC TodayEvan Spiegel interview: Smart glasses shouldn’t look like normal glasses The TimesSnap Inc. Introduces SPECS Intelligence, an Anticipatory AI Service Snap Inc.
Read briefingUS President Donald Trump on Friday said he would ban media outlets CNN, MSNOW and Politico from the White House over what he described as unfavourable coverage in his latest test of the US Constitution's First Amendment protection of press freedom.
Read briefingThis week, Saudi Arabia has turned to its allies for military support as Iran-backed Houthi rebels tighten their grip on Yemen’s Red Sea coast and the Bab el Mandeb shipping choke point, while drone attacks on the Kingdom’s oil infrastructure deepen an emerging energy crisis. In Russia, voters head to the polls for a tightly controlled parliamentary election with little meaningful opposition, as Putin insists there will be no new mobilisation. Meanwhile, warnings about the risks of AI are coming from inside the industry itself, with Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman warning against treating AI models like humans—and raising the prospect of a new “silicon species” competing with us for resources. Finally, in Britain, the royal family is back on the defensive as Earl Spencer’s new claims about Princess Diana’s funeral prompt an unusually pointed response from Buckingham Palace.
Read briefingStocks face a key hurdle in next week’s U.S.-China summit. Here’s what’s at stake CNBC
Read briefingUS FDA approves Lilly's breast cancer drug combo reuters.comU.S. FDA approves Inluriyo (imlunestrant) in combination with Verzenio (abemaciclib) for adults with ER+, HER2-, ESR1-mutated advanced or metastatic breast cancer Eli LillyFDA Approves Imlunestrant Plus Abemaciclib for ER+, HER2–, ESR1-Mutated Metastatic Breast Cancer OncLiveLily gets FDA nod for SERD-CDK 4/6 combo in breast cancer pharmaphorumFDA Approves Imlunestrant Combo in ESR1-Mutated Breast Cancer CancerNetwork
Read briefingHow U.S. Undercover Agents Used Kenya to Trap Global Drug Kingpins kdrtv.co.keDetails Emerge on How U.S. Tracked Global Criminal Networks Through Kenya Kenyans.co.keFrom Kabul to Nairobi — how US unmasked SA’s global drug links Daily MaverickFormer Afghan politician Qadir charged in US with drug and weapons conspiracy UA.NEWSHow Kenya Helped US Authorities Track Down an Afghan Drug Suspect Mwakilishi.com
Read briefingTISA Kenya: 81% El Niño risk puts food security and flood readiness to the test People Daily
Read briefingArsenal transfer news: Mikel Arteta attacker wanted in January as 'race' for £43m forward set to include Premier League clubs Sports MoleFootball gossip: Madueke, Wanner, Icardi, Henderson, Dimarco, Benzema BBCSources: Arsenal face Madueke transfer decision with two Euro giants keen on signing him CaughtOffsideArsenal Face Key Transfer Decision As Two European Giants Close In On Squad Star Gooner DailyArsenal risk another Martinelli situation as European giants monitor benched star Pain in the Arsenal
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Read briefingUgandans protest outside Turkish Embassy, demand dissident Fred Lumbuye’s extradition The Eastleigh VoicePolice stop PLU activists from accessing Turkish embassy NTV UgandaAPTOPIX Uganda Turkey Tensions hjnews.comMuseveni, Turkish Ambassador Hold Talks Amid PLU Demos UG DiplomatUganda Turkey Tensions Goshen News
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