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Kenyans Among Most Hungry People in the World-UN Report: A report prepared by five United Nations (UN) organizations ranked Kenya among 63 countries hosting some of the hungriest people in the world. 

Kenyan Tennis Player Angella Okutoyi Makes History at Wimbledon: 18-year-old Kenyan Tennis prodigy Angella Okutoyi made history by becoming the first Kenyan to win the Wimbledon championship.

Cyber Security Is A Big Thing In America And Mike Is Hopeful To Get A Job: Of the total number of students from the Kenya Airlift Program currently enrolled at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, two of them are pursuing MSc in…

UK Politician With Kenyan Mom Seeks to Replace Boris Johnson As UK PM: UK Attorney General, Suella Braverman, has announced her bid to succeed Boris Johnson as the Prime Minister after his government continued experiencing mass…

Kenyan Diaspora Richard Kaitany Returns Home With life Changing Gift to Villagers: Residents of the Iten in the Rift Valley have their life upended after an athlete who rose from the village to find success in the United States returned…

VIDEO: Getting The Visa after Previous Denial was the Best Experience. Delay is not denial, as Grace discovered. Having previously been denied a visa to the United States, obtaining one this time was a palpable godsend.

Sad As Kenyan Road Named Most Dangerous in the World During UN Meeting: The Outering Road in Nairobi has been described in a United Nations (UN) global road safety meeting to be one of the most dangerous roads in the world.

22-year-old Celine Kanzu Died In Saudi Arabia Days After Sending Videos to family: A family in Malindi is still in mourning after their daughter died in Saud Arabia under mysterious circumstances. According to the family, their daughter,…

Sakaja's Degree Saga: Ugandan Police takes over investigations: Ugandan Police have taken over investigations into the authenticity of Nairobi Senator Johnson Sakaja's University degree from Teams University. 

British Couple Jailed For Life For Murder Of Logan Mwangi With Kenyan Roots: A British mother and stepfather who were found guilty of murdering Logan Mwangi, a five-year-old boy with Kenyan roots, have been jailed for life.