Author: Journalist Benedict
As cryptocurrency grows from a niche investment to a major asset class, governments around the world are figuring out how best to regulate it. By September 2024, some countries had introduced clear rules to protect investors and limit misuse, while others are still observing and planning. Key Highlights United States In 2022, the U.S. introduced a regulatory framework that gave authority to bodies like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to oversee crypto activities. The SEC, in particular, has taken a strong position by filing lawsuits against major crypto companies like Ripple, Coinbase,…
New revelations have emerged regarding the mysterious death of popular online influencer Albert Ojwang, as the family’s lawyer shared disturbing details after viewing his body at the City Mortuary. The young influencer died on Sunday, June 8, with police confirming he succumbed to serious head injuries. However, the exact cause and events leading to his injuries remain highly disputed. Speaking to the media on Monday, June 9, the family’s legal representative disclosed that Ojwang’s body showed multiple signs of physical trauma, especially on the head, shoulders, and one arm. The lawyer described the head as severely swollen, with visible bleeding…
China has pledged to offer over 500 scholarships to Kenyan students as part of a major new partnership aimed at strengthening Kenya’s health sector, Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Aden Duale has announced. Speaking on Monday, June 9, Duale stated that the Chinese government will also initiate 20 annual student exchange programmes with Kenya. These programmes are specifically designed to improve training and skill development in the local healthcare system. According to the CS, these initiatives are part of a broader strategy to build a solid pipeline of health professionals and leaders who can support the long-term growth of the country’s…
Starting today, Kenyans can now use the Hustler Fund to pay for their Social Health Authority (SHA) insurance contributions, thanks to a new update in the government’s loan system. This latest change allows citizens to borrow from the Hustler Fund to cover their SHA premiums and repay the loan in flexible installments. A spot check by newshub.co.ke confirmed that many users received SMS notifications explaining how to make SHA contributions using the Lipa Pole Pole (Pay Slowly) feature linked to Hustler Fund. This development especially benefits Kenyans in the informal sector who may not be able to afford the full…