Hamisi Yusuf
Digital Director & Author
Hamisi Yusuf is the Digital Director and an author at kenyanihome.com, where he plays a key role in shaping the platform’s digital strategy, editorial innovation, audience engagement, and online growth. He holds a Certificate in Business Management, a Diploma in Business Management and Administration, and a Bachelor of Business Information Technology, all earned from Zetech University. By combining expertise in technology, business leadership, and impactful storytelling, Hamisi is helping build a modern, credible, and forward-looking digital journalism platform that tells stories that matter.
Stories by Hamisi Yusuf
Why Yemen’s Fight for Port of Mocha Could Raise Costs for Kenyan Households
The reported seizure of Yemen’s Port of Mocha by Houthi forces has renewed fears over Red Sea shipping, global oil prices and the cost of imports in Kenya.
Bukavu School Fire Kills at Least 24 Children as Eastern Congo Faces Fresh Tragedy
At least 24 children have been killed after a fire tore through two schools and hundreds of homes in Bukavu, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
Indonesia Volcano Crisis Grounds Flights and Strands Thousands of Travellers
The eruption of Anak Krakatau has disrupted aviation across Indonesia, leaving passengers stranded and underlining the threat volcanic activity poses to global travel.
Russia Shuts German Consulate as Europe’s Drone Tensions Deepen
Moscow’s decision to close Germany’s consulate in St Petersburg marks a sharp escalation in diplomatic tensions between Russia and one of Europe’s most influential powers.
Fresh West Bank Violence Raises Fears of a Wider Regional Crisis
The killing of Palestinians and the stabbing of an Israeli settler have renewed concern over escalating violence in the occupied West Bank.
Sierra Leone’s Former President Returns Home After Treason Case Is Dropped
Ernest Bai Koroma’s return to Sierra Leone after treason charges were withdrawn could reshape the country’s political conversation and test its path toward reconciliation.
Uganda Names Its Oil “Pearl Sweet” as First Production Draws Closer
The new crude-oil brand is part of Uganda’s effort to position itself in the global energy market.
UN Backs World Map That Finally Shows Africa’s True Size
A General Assembly vote has overwhelmingly challenged a centuries-old map projection that visually minimizes Africa.
Toxic Fumes Kill Dozens During Suspected Oil-Theft Attempt in Nigeria
An advocacy organization says at least 37 people died in Rivers State, although police have not confirmed the final toll.
One Dead and 11 Missing After Mudslide Strikes China
Torrential rain linked to Typhoon Saudel triggered the disaster in Jiangxi province early Saturday
Museveni’s Prison, Kenya’s Problem: Why Nairobi Is Done Pretending East Africa Is Free
Kenyan activists hit the streets of Nairobi with a blunt warning: East Africa cannot claim to champion democracy while jailing its loudest critics. Their target was clear President Yoweri Museveni and the continued imprisonment of Ugandan opposition leader Dr. Kizza Besigye.
Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP): How Tanzania's Mega Dam Is Transforming East Africa
Explore Tanzania's Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP), East Africa's largest 2,115 MW hydroelectric dam, its benefits, controversies and regional impact
JKIA Strike Ends, But Thousands of Kenyans Are Still Counting the Cost
The departure boards at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport are flickering back to life this Monday morning, but the calm is deceptive. After 48 hours of chaos that grounded flights, ruined honeymoons, and scrambled supply chains, Kenya's busiest aviation hub is operational again, yet the bill is only now being tallied.