Eldoret Becomes Kenya’s Fifth City, Celebrated for Its Rich Heritage and Natural Beauty

Eldoret has officially attained city status, marking it as Kenya’s fifth city after Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, and Nakuru. The elevation was celebrated in a historic ceremony where President William Ruto presented the city charter to Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii. It’s known as the “City of Champions” due to its high altitude and production of…

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Emily, the life changing buoy

E.M.I.L.Y. (Emergency Integrated Lifesaving Lanyard) is transforming water rescue operations globally. This remote-controlled lifeguard, developed by Hydronalix, offers unmatched speed, safety, and versatility in rescue scenarios. E.M.I.L.Y. can travel up to 22 mph, reaching distressed swimmers faster than any human lifeguard. Equipped with a flotation core, it can support multiple people during a rescue. Its…

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Illinois School Official Sentenced to 9 Years for $1.5 Million Chicken Wings Heist

Vera Liddell, an ex-food service director in Illinois, was sentenced to nine years for embezzling $1.5 million worth of chicken wings during the COVID-19 pandemic. The theft was uncovered during an audit, revealing severe discrepancies in the school district’s food service budget. Vera Liddell, a former food service director for an Illinois school district, has…

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Pinnacle Tower Project in Nairobi Faces Legal and Financial Hurdles

The Pinnacle Tower, once envisioned as Africa’s second tallest building after Egypt’s Iconic tower, has encountered significant delays due to legal and financial issues. Developer Jabavu Village Limited is under scrutiny from the National Construction Authority over safety concerns, with potential legal consequences. Jabavu Village Limited, the developer behind Nairobi’s ambitious Pinnacle Tower project, has…

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Kenya: A Wildlife Wonderland

Kenya is a treasure trove of biodiversity, drawing wildlife enthusiasts from around the globe. The country’s rich ecosystems, ranging from savannahs and forests to the snow-capped peaks of Mount Kenya, make it a haven for some of the most sought-after species, including the iconic Big Five: Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Leopard, and Buffalo. Kenya is home…

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National Assembly Vetting Committee Approves 19 Cabinet Nominees, Rejects Stella Soi Lang’at

The National Assembly Vetting Committee has approved 19 Cabinet Secretary nominees and rejected Stella Soi Lang’at, who was nominated for the Gender docket. The rejection was based on her insufficient knowledge of key issues related to her proposed role. The approved nominees are: These nominees are now awaiting the final decision from the House.

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