Nairobi — Detectives have arrested a 32-year-old man over remarks allegedly targeting Burundian nationals with ethnic hatred, hostility and calls for violence, just a day after the government apologised to the community over harassment linked to its crackdown on undocumented foreign traders. Kevin Odiwuor Otieno, alias Engineer Kevin, was arrested by detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Buruburu over remarks he allegedly made during a Bunge la Mwananchi event at Jacaranda Grounds in Kayole. The remarks were captured on video and widely circulated on social media, prompting DCI detectives to launch investigations. “Detectives drawn from DCI Buruburu have arrested a 32-year-old man over remarks intended to incite ethnic hatred, hostility and violence against Burundian nationals living and working in Kenya,” the agency said. Keep up with the latest headlines on WhatsApp | LinkedIn The arrest comes as the government seeks to calm tensions among Burundian nationals following confusion...

Training and skills development for individuals engaged in agriculture received a boost this week when a leading insurer indicated it is supporting the full scope of training offered by an established organisation with proven agricultural expertise. On Friday 18 September Momentum Metropolitan Namibia announced that is has partnered Agra ProVision with a N$100,000 contribution through its Empowerment Trust. The collaboration brings together the Trust’s focus on sustainable community development with Agra ProVision’s agricultural expertise and established connections to local farming communities. The Momentum Metropolitan Executive for Marketing & Communications, Denille Roostee, said “Through this partnership, the Momentum Metropolitan Namibia Empowerment Trust supports meaningful development in the agricultural sector while aiding initiatives that equip Namibians with knowledge and opportunities to build increasingly sustainable futures.” The collaboration with Agra ProVision, demonstrates the Trust’s approach of working with organisations that have the expertise and reach to create permanent impact, she added. “For us,...

DUBAI: Houthi attacks have injured 73 people, including women and children, in several cities and towns across Saudi Arabia, a military spokesman said on Tuesday, as the Kingdom vowed to take measures to counter the group and protect its territory. Maj. Gen. Turki Al-Maliki, spokesperson for the Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen, described the latest escalation and attempts to target Saudi territory and infrastructure as “dangerous,” saying the attacks reflected what he called the Houthis’ “hostile and irresponsible” approach. Al-Maliki said the latest attacks targeted civilian and economic sites in the Saudi cities of Abha, Khamis Mushait, Jazan and Najran, leaving 73 civilians injured. More News: Arab League Pushes for Libyan Consensus as Political Divisions Persist He accused the Houthis of deliberately targeting Saudi national infrastructure and civilian facilities, describing the attacks as a violation of the Kingdom’s sovereignty and a direct threat to the safety of its citizens...

By Leemisa Thuseho LIJABATHO may have bowed out of the CAF Champions League, but head coach, Kabelo Malapane, believes their continental campaign has provided valuable lessons and experience for both the players and technical team. The Morija-based outfit’s continental journey ended on Saturday after they were held to a 1-1 draw by Madagascar’s CFFA at Dobsonville Stadium in Soweto, South Africa. Lijabatho had already suffered a 2-0 defeat to CFFA in the first leg of the preliminary round in Mauritius on 5 August, resulting in a 3-1 aggregate loss. Reflecting on the campaign, Malapane said the team’s ability to dominate proceedings in both legs was encouraging, but their failure to create and convert clear-cut chances ultimately cost them. He also identified nervousness, particularly in the away match, as one of the team’s major shortcomings. “The experience was very good for the entire team, both players and technical team,” Malapane told...

Conservation scientist Lee White reflects on four decades spent creating Gabon’s national parks, tackling illegal logging and confronting the failures of global carbon markets. Climate change will trigger wars over water across much of Africa unless the continent protects the Congo Basin, warns former Gabonese environment minister Professor Lee White. White describes the Congo Basin as the “pumping heart of Africa”, generating atmospheric rivers – vast streams of moisture in the atmosphere – that sustain agriculture across much of the continent, from the Sahel to the Ethiopian Highlands. If the forest falls, he argues, Africa’s water cycle could collapse with it. White’s warnings about Africa’s environmental future are rooted in a life shaped by extraordinary experiences. As a schoolboy in Uganda, he regularly found himself in playground fistfights with one of the sons of the late dictator, Idi Amin. Follow us on WhatsApp | LinkedIn for the latest headlines “He...

Introduction: For most of the world, the year 2001 is defined by the tragedy of September 11. For Eritreans, another date looms just as large: September 18th, 2001 – our own internal political blackout. Apart from brief flashes like Operation Forto or the late Finance Minister Berhane Abrehe’s open challenge, high-level political boldness within the regime largely died on that day with the arrest of the G-15. Today, the G-15 occupies a fractured place in collective memory. To PFDJ loyalists, they were opportunists who committed treason in a time of national vulnerability [war]. And even to some critics within the opposition, and an argument that I am seeing more frequently, they were former regime heavyweights whose late-stage call for political reform was a bid to swap totalitarianism for a milder authoritarianism. But both narratives tend to talk about the G-15 rather than look at what they actually wrote. For those...

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Le 7 septembre 2026, Donald Trump a publié sur Truth Social une carte montrant toute l’Amérique du Nord recouverte du drapeau américain, ainsi que l’Islande, le Mexique, les îles des Caraïbes, y compris Haïti. Il faut regarder cette carte en face. Pas la minimiser. Pas la tourner en dérision. Pas crier immédiatement à l’annexion. Mais surtout, ne pas faire semblant de ne pas comprendre ce qu’elle raconte. Donald Trump a publié sur Truth Social une carte dans laquelle le drapeau américain recouvre le Canada, le Mexique, le Groenland, l’Islande, l’Amérique centrale et une grande partie de la Caraïbe. Haïti y apparaît, elle aussi sous les couleurs des États-Unis. La carte est présentée comme les « United States of America », sans aucune explication accompagnant la publication. Juridiquement, cette carte ne change rien. Politiquement, elle dit énormément. Et pour Haïti, elle devrait provoquer autre chose qu’un simple commentaire sur Facebook. Elle...