Kenyan Fugitive Arrested After 13 Years on the Run From US Justice System
Authorities say a Kenyan man convicted of manslaughter in the United States was arrested after more than a decade in hiding.
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Authorities say a Kenyan man convicted of manslaughter in the United States was arrested after more than a decade in hiding.
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.
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.
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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.
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A General Assembly vote has overwhelmingly challenged a centuries-old map projection that visually minimizes Africa.
An advocacy organization says at least 37 people died in Rivers State, although police have not confirmed the final toll.
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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.
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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.