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Global Cryptocurrency Regulations: A Guide to Key Countries Key Takeaways The Growing Need for Cryptocurrency Regulation Over the past decade, cryptocurrency has evolved from a niche and highly speculative investment into a widely recognized financial asset class. As digital assets gained popularity among investors, businesses, and institutions, governments around the world began to recognize the need for regulation. The goal has been to balance innovation with financial stability, investor protection, and the prevention of illegal financial activities. Different countries have adopted different approaches depending on their economic priorities and regulatory philosophies. In the United States, responsibility for oversight is mainly…

Finding a cryptocurrency to invest in beyond well-known coins like Bitcoin or Ethereum can be difficult, especially for beginners. Cryptocurrency investing is very different from traditional investing because the market moves quickly, information spreads fast, and many projects appear every day. To make better decisions, investors need to understand where to find reliable information, how to evaluate new projects, and how to identify coins that may have long-term potential. Below is a detailed guide explaining practical ways to discover new cryptocurrencies and how to analyze them before making an investment decision. Key Takeaways The cryptocurrency investment space continues to grow…

President William Ruto has announced a new set of reforms aimed at changing how state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in Kenya are managed and governed. The proposed changes are expected to introduce new management structures, reduce political influence in corporate decision-making, and improve efficiency within government-linked companies. The President made the announcement on Tuesday, February 10, while speaking during the launch of a major telecommunications product at the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) in Westlands. During his address, President Ruto explained that the government intends to open up the management of state corporations by giving the private sector a more active role, especially…

Journalist Samira Mohammed has shared detailed and troubling experiences from her investigation into Prophet David Owuor’s ministry, shedding light on what she described as a long and intense process that unfolded behind the scenes of the TV47 exposé titled “Divine or Deceptive?” The investigative report focused on claims of miraculous healings, particularly involving individuals said to have been cured of HIV/AIDS, and raised serious questions about the authenticity of such testimonies. According to Samira, the interview and filming session at the prophet’s residence turned into an exhausting ten-hour experience that began at around 3 pm and only ended at 1…

Govt Agency Launches New Programme to Empower Widows and Vulnerable Families Across Kenya The Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) has announced a new opportunity for organizations seeking to support widows and vulnerable households across the country through its Wezesha Mjane Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme. The government agency is inviting eligible organizations to submit funding proposals aimed at improving the economic and social well-being of widows and families headed by widows. According to UFAA, the Wezesha Mjane programme is open to a wide range of organizations, including Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), foundations, community-based organizations (CBOs), and registered self-help groups. The initiative…

Jalang’o Announces Plan to Challenge Edwin Sifuna for Nairobi Senate Seat in 2027 Lang’ata Member of Parliament Phelix Odiwuor, widely known as Jalang’o, has officially declared that he intends to contest for the Nairobi Senate seat in the 2027 General Election. His announcement signals the beginning of what could become a highly competitive political contest in the capital, especially considering the position is currently held by ODM Secretary General Edwin Sifuna. Jalang’o, who won the Lang’ata parliamentary seat during the 2022 elections under the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, made his intentions public during an interview on Radio 47 on…

Kenya Met Reveals Regions Expected to Receive Rains This Week The Kenya Meteorological Department has advised residents in several parts of the country to prepare for rainfall and thunderstorms during the course of this week, even as many other regions continue to experience mainly sunny and dry weather conditions. According to the latest weekly forecast, areas in Western Kenya, parts of the Rift Valley, sections of the Eastern region, and the Lake Victoria Basin are likely to experience intermittent rains over the coming days. In its outlook covering the period between Tuesday, February 10, and Saturday, February 14, the weatherman…

Teen Dies After Alleged Beating by Relatives in Turbo as Police Arrest Two Suspects Police in Turbo, Uasin Gishu County, have arrested two relatives following the death of a 19-year-old man in an incident that detectives describe as a brutal act of punishment that tragically turned fatal. The suspects, who are said to be the uncle and aunt of the deceased, are currently in police custody as investigations into the incident continue. According to detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) based in Turbo, the victim, identified as Kevin Kipkorir Meli, died on February 2, 2026, at Kiplombe Location…

The government has issued a fresh warning to Kenyans over the purchase and use of certain mobile phone brands that have not been approved for use in the country. The alert was released by the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA), which raised concern about the increasing number of mobile devices entering the local market without meeting the required standards. In a notice dated Tuesday, February 10, the Authority explained that every mobile phone sold or used in Kenya must go through a mandatory Type Approval process. This process is meant to confirm that devices meet both national and international requirements…

Gachagua Criticizes IG Kanja Days After Talks With Police Leadership Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has once again criticized the leadership of the National Police Service (NPS), accusing Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja of allowing political influence within the police service and failing to honour commitments made during recent discussions with opposition leaders. In a statement released on Monday, February 9, 2026, Gachagua said the Inspector General had earlier assured members of the United Opposition that the police would remain neutral and professional in carrying out their duties. According to Gachagua, the meeting had focused on the need for…