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Bank lending has existed for hundreds of years and continues to be the most common method of borrowing money today. It remains a major pillar of the global economy because countless industries depend on bank loans to grow. Many people can only afford big purchases—like homes, cars, or business equipment—after getting money from banks. In this way, traditional lending has fueled business growth, job creation, and economic development in almost every part of the world. Even with its disadvantages, no one can deny the huge role bank lending plays in keeping the global financial system running. Crypto lending, on the…

In 2025, borrowing money has become more flexible than ever. People now have two major options: crypto loans and traditional bank loans. Both can help you access money when you need it, but they work very differently. The choice you make depends on your financial situation, your risk tolerance, and what you want to achieve with the loan. What Are Crypto Loans? Crypto loans allow you to use your cryptocurrency—such as Bitcoin or Ethereum—as collateral to borrow money. Instead of selling your crypto, you lock it on a lending platform and receive cash or stablecoins in return. The loan is…

IG Kanja Releases New Guidelines for Police Recruitment After Court Decision Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has issued fresh guidelines for the upcoming police recruitment, confirming that the long-awaited exercise will proceed on Monday, November 17. Kanja emphasized that the recruitment will be a one-day activity, running from 8 am to 5 pm, and will be conducted simultaneously at 427 recruitment centres across the country. In a detailed statement released on Friday, November 14, the IG explained that the National Police Service (NPS) had already advertised the recruitment on October 31, 2025, calling for 10,000 qualified young Kenyans to…

Kenyans React as Kalonzo Questions Empty Road Site Days After Ruto’s Grand Launch Kenyans online have sparked intense debate after former Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka exposed the Emali–Matiliku road construction site, claiming it was deserted just two days after President William Ruto launched the project with great ceremony. In a video shared on Friday, November 14, Kalonzo visited the site and showed that there were no road engineers, machinery, or ongoing work. This scene sharply contrasted with Wednesday, November 12, when President Ruto officially launched the construction and the area was filled with graders, heavy equipment, and construction workers. In…

ODM Addresses Confusion Over Youth League Leadership Amid Questions About Kasmuel’s Role The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has moved to clear the air after growing speculation about who currently holds the position of President of the ODM Youth League. This comes after a document distributed during an ODM event in Mombasa caused confusion by listing political activist Samuel McOure as the Youth League President. In a statement released on Saturday morning, the party dismissed the information contained in the publication as completely false and misleading. ODM firmly stated that Johnmark Ketorah remains the legitimate President of the Youth League, and…

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has shared a heartfelt reflection on how his removal from office affected his family, especially his wife, Pastor Dorcas Rigathi. Speaking on Saturday afternoon during a ceremony in Nyeri County, Gachagua revealed that although he found peace after being impeached, he still carries one major regret — that his wife can no longer support the boy child the way she once did. He explained that while he served in government, Pastor Dorcas played a major role in leading a national boychild empowerment initiative. Her work focused on rescuing young men struggling with depression, drug addiction,…

There is growing tension in Kenya’s education sector after Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers strongly rejected President William Ruto’s latest directive on their employment terms. The teachers, who have been serving as interns, took to the streets on Saturday, November 15, saying the government and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) are contradicting themselves regarding their contracts and future promotions. President Ruto had announced on Thursday, November 13, that all JSS interns would be placed on permanent and pensionable terms after completing two years of service. He insisted the decision was final and meant to strengthen the quality of education in…

ODM @20: Raila Odinga’s Spirit Fills Mombasa as Historic Freedom-Fight Video Plays The ODM @20 celebrations in Mombasa took an emotional and powerful turn after the party played a historic video of the late Raila Odinga, capturing his early days as a fearless freedom fighter who stood up against oppression and fought for multiparty democracy in Kenya. Even though Raila did not attend physically, his presence was strongly felt across the entire venue. The moment the video began playing, the crowd went silent, watching rare footage of Raila being teargassed, arrested, and boldly confronting authoritarian systems during the struggle for…

Former president Uhuru Kenyatta has touched many hearts across the country after extending generous support to the family of the late gospel musician Betty Bayo. His gesture came shortly after he learned about her passing, a loss that shocked many Kenyans who were unaware that she had been quietly battling cancer. Uhuru Kenyatta Steps In to Support the Family According to Kikuyu musician Ben Githae, Uhuru Kenyatta donated KSh 1 million through the Kenyatta Foundation to help the family cover the burial expenses. In addition to the financial support, the former president also requested the names of Bayo’s children so…

Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has expressed deep sorrow and concern following the tragic deaths, injuries, and destruction that occurred during the October 29 elections. In a heartfelt address, she acknowledged the pain facing the nation and promised firm steps to restore trust, peace, and accountability. During the opening of the 13th Parliament on Friday, November 14, Suluhu led lawmakers, invited guests, and the entire nation in observing a minute of silence in honour of those who lost their lives. She extended her sincere condolences to affected families and urged the country to stay united in the face of the…