“Goodbye Raila”, a new documentary from BBC World Service’s award-winning investigative unit, BBC Africa Eye, uncovers new evidence about the events which led to a series of fatal shootings at Nairobi’s Kasarani Stadium during a national farewell to former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga.
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A 23-Year-Old Kazakh Owns Two New State-Backed Universities. He’s the President’s Great-Nephew
Declaring 2026 the “year of artificial intelligence,” Kazakhstan’s president is in the midst of an ambitious drive to transform the Central Asian nation into a “digital state,” with AI at the centre of the effort.
GRA Submits Preliminary Report on Drug Shipment Case to Mahama
The Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), Anthony Kwasi Sarpong, has disclosed that a preliminary investigation report into the recent drug shipment case involving containers that left Ghana has been submitted to President John Dramani Mahama.
WEF to Convene Inaugural Global Future Leaders Meeting in Dubai
Dubai, United Arab Emirates// – The World Economic Forum (WEF), in collaboration with the Government of the United Arab Emirates, will convene the inaugural Annual Meeting of Global Future Leaders in Dubai from 13 to 15 October 2026.
Treasury Yields Could Hit 6% as Global Bond Sell-off Gathers Speed
The world’s most important borrowing rate is racing towards 6%, a level unseen since 2000, and the shockwaves could impact stocks, credit and household budgets, warns the CEO of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.
Sudan’s Death Toll in 2025 Could be as High as 100,000
Paola Vesco, Peace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO); Amber Deniz, Uppsala University; David Randahl, Swedish Defence University; Johan Brosché, Uppsala University, and Magnus Öberg, Uppsala University Estimates of the number of people directly killed in Sudan’s civil war vary widely, in part because counting casualties in active conflict zones is extremely difficult. In 2025, for instance, […]
Nigeria: Bringing Lifesaving Cholera Care Closer to Communities in Borno State
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria// — Eight-year-old Ali Ibrahim sat up in his bed at the Cholera Treatment Unit (CTU) in Njimtilo, Borno State, eating and looking forward to going home. Days earlier, repeated diarrhoea and vomiting left him severely dehydrated and unable to stand.
Energy-importing Countries Scaling Clean Energy Three Times Faster Than Exporters
Høvik, Norway// – Energy-importing countries are scaling clean energy three times faster than exporters, as governments seek to reduce reliance on imported oil and gas by expanding domestically produced power, according to the tenth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook.
Why Canada is Preparing For a (Long Shot) US Invasion
Prime Minister Mark Carney admitted last week that he has prepared for a once-unthinkable scenario – a US invasion.
Ethiopia is Sliding Back Toward War – a Look at What is Driving the Fighting and Why it Matters
Members of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front walk along a main road in Mekele, the regional capital of Tigray, on Sept. 23, 2026. AFP via Getty Images Alemayehu Fentaw Weldemariam, Indiana University Four years after a fragile ceasefire ended widespread conflict in Ethiopia, the region is again slipping back into full-out war.











