The Mountain Journal Kenyans living in war-torn Lebanon asked to relocate to safer grounds as the war intensified in the Middle East region. The State Department of Diaspora Affairs called on Kenyans to relocate to safer places with immediate effect or seek evacuation. To assist those in the war-torn areas, the Kenyan government provided a…
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned after weeks of deadly anti-government protests, putting an end to her more than two decades dominating the country’s politics. Ms Hasina, 76, fled the country, reportedly landing in India on Monday. Jubilant crowds took to the streets to celebrate the news, with some storming the prime ministerial palace,…
The historic Treetops Hotel along the Abedare Ranges catchment has been reopened after renovation. The lodge founded in 1932 is ranked to had been home to the late Princess Elizabeth, the future Queen Elizabeth II, stayed at the lodge during a visit to Kenya. The princess’s stay coincided with the death of her father, King…
By BBC The death toll from the massive landslides that have hit the southern Indian state of Kerala has now crossed 158, with officials saying 187 people are still missing. Rescue operations, that had halted late Tuesday night, resumed on Wednesday morning. The landslides are the worst disaster to hit the state since 2018, when…
About 400,000 residents of Kirinyaga County are now enjoying steady supply of clean waterthanks to the new Kerugoya-Kutus Bulk Water Project.The project that sources its water from Kiringa and Thiba rivers, has increased water productionfrom 10,000 cubic meters to 30,000 per day thus ending perennial water shortages in most partsof the county.Governor Anne Waiguru has…
By Max Matza, BBC News The father of the gunman who tried to assassinate Donald Trump called police before the Saturday shooting because he was concerned about his son, according to media reports. The call is one of a number of red flags revealed in recent days that law enforcement was notified about before gunshots rang out…
By Basillioh Rukanga, BBC New The Namibian government has refused a request to extend the visa for a Ugandan king who has been getting medical treatment in the country since April. King Mutebi II of the Buganda has been receiving treatment for an undisclosed condition. The centre where he has been staying requested his visa extension earlier…
A mistaken identity as the police arrested Macharia Gaitho. Panic gripped media houses after veteran journalist Macharia Gaitho was arrested inside Karen Police station in Nairobi. Macharia drove into the police station upon sensing he was being followed by a strange vehicle. This is after he realised some strangers were following him, and had to…
Police were out in force in the centre of Kenya’s capital on Tuesday after calls for more demonstrations against the embattled government of President William Ruto. Activists led by young Gen-Z Kenyans launched peaceful rallies a month ago against deeply unpopular tax hikes but they descended into deadly violence last month, prompting Ruto to drop…
3 hours ago By Hayley Mortimer, BBC File on 4 An ex-police officer who claims to save children from human traffickers has faked stories to raise money for his charity, the BBC has discovered. Adam Whittington, founder of Project Rescue Children (PRC) says he has helped more than 700 children in countries including Uganda, Kenya and The…
