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Kenyan youth, especially those from Generation Z, were encouraged on Friday, June 13, to make use of their talents to improve the world and boldly challenge unfair systems. Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta gave this powerful message while addressing 170 graduating students during the 17th graduation ceremony at Brookhouse School. She praised the younger generation, describing them as a “bold” group full of potential to become “architects of global change.” Margaret applauded the courage shown by Gen Zs, particularly their bravery in confronting and questioning systems that don’t serve everyone equally. She pointed out that this kind of boldness is…
Kenya Nominates DCI Chief Mohamed Amin for INTERPOL Leadership Role Kenya’s Interior Cabinet Secretary, Kipchumba Murkomen, has officially nominated the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Mohamed Amin, as the country’s candidate for a seat on the INTERPOL Executive Committee. If elected, Amin will represent the African continent within the global police body. This nomination is part of Kenya’s broader effort to strengthen Africa’s voice and influence in international security matters. The elections will take place during the 93rd INTERPOL General Assembly, which will be held in Marrakech, Morocco, from November 24 to 27. While addressing delegates on Friday at the…
McDonald Mariga & Victor Wanyama Mourn the Loss of Their Mother, Mildred Wanyama Mildred Wanyama, the mother of celebrated Kenyan football stars Victor Wanyama and McDonald Mariga, has sadly passed away. The heartbreaking news was confirmed by Mariga on Saturday, June 14. In a public statement, he shared that their beloved mother died peacefully in the early hours of the morning. He added that the family is currently in the process of making burial arrangements and promised to share more information with the public soon. “It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of our beloved mother, who…
Another Life Lost in Police Custody in Kenya Another troubling incident has been reported involving a suspect who died while in police custody—raising fresh concerns about the safety and treatment of detainees in Kenyan police cells. A man who had been arrested over alleged livestock theft has died at Katito Police Station in Kisumu County. Police claim the suspect took his own life using a vest, which he reportedly tied to the cell door to hang himself. He had been placed in solitary confinement at the time of the incident. According to police at the station, the event occurred on…
Over the past year, more people have started paying attention to decentralized identity (DID) technology. These systems let users control their digital identities without needing third-party companies or platforms. In addition to putting individuals in charge of their personal data, decentralized identity can help create digital environments that are more open, trustworthy, and easy to use. DID could solve many problems not just in crypto, but also across decentralized finance (DeFi) and the broader web3 world. What Is Decentralized Identity (DID)? To understand how DID works, we first need to define what it actually is. A decentralized identity (DID) is…
Yield Optimization Strategies for DeFi Lending and Borrowing In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), strategies like yield farming and yield optimization have become essential tools for institutional investors and large liquidity providers (LPs). These methods help maximize earnings from lending and borrowing by making smart use of digital assets across DeFi protocols. Through careful planning and execution, institutions can increase the returns they get from participating in liquidity pools, while also positioning themselves to make the most out of market opportunities. How Institutions Use Yield Optimization in DeFi Yield optimization plays a crucial role in how institutions manage their…
Families of young people who lost their lives during the June 25, 2024, anti-Finance Bill protests have officially notified the Central Police Station of their intention to hold a peaceful demonstration on June 25, 2025. The families, joined by well-known human rights activists, are seeking permission for a march to both the Office of the President and Parliament as a way to remember and honour the lives lost during last year’s protests. According to the grieving families, the march is meant to be entirely peaceful and symbolic. The procession is planned to mark the one-year anniversary of the deaths of…
Central Police OCS Samson Talaam Arrested Over Murder of Albert Ojwang Samson Talaam, the Officer Commanding Station (OCS) at the Central Police Station, has been arrested in connection with the murder of Albert Ojwang. He was captured in Eldoret after reportedly being on the run following the incident. Sources within the police service revealed that Talaam was immediately handed over to the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) for in-depth questioning and further investigations. His arrest is a major development in the ongoing probe into Ojwang’s death, which has attracted significant public attention. The case took a serious turn when the…
Nairobi, Kenya – Tension and confusion gripped the streets of Nairobi on Wednesday, June 12, during the #JusticeForOjwang protests, as a police officer reportedly tear-gassed himself amid the chaos of crowd dispersal operations. The protests, sparked by the controversial death of blogger Albert Ojwang while in police custody, drew hundreds of demonstrators to the city center. Emotions ran high as protestors demanded justice and accountability from authorities. The crowd, largely made up of youth, journalists, and human rights defenders, marched peacefully before riot police began using tear gas to break up the growing gathering near Parliament Road. In the midst…
There’s a popular saying in the crypto world: real progress often happens during bear markets. This idea was echoed recently by Jon Cunliffe, a deputy governor at the Bank of England. He noted that the crypto companies that survive this current “crypto winter” could eventually become as big and successful as tech giants like Amazon or eBay. “A lot of companies collapsed after the dot-com crash, but the technology didn’t disappear,” Cunliffe said. His point highlights a truth many in the crypto space believe—while prices may drop and companies may fail, the innovation and technology behind crypto can still thrive.…
