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MK Party parliamentary leader John Hlophe incorrectly claimed that "the Queen" owns all the land in the UK and that "everybody else has a 99-year lease". On Tuesday, shortly after being sworn in as an MK Party MP, Hlophe explained the party's intention to change the Constitution. "We are also not apologetic in our call for the law to be Africanised," he said.

The members of parliament laughed at the journalist who asked President William Ruto about securing development for the country. What did the journalist ask President Ruto? President Ruto was heard attempting to calm the laughing MPs, assuring them that the journalist's question was valid. President Ruto declines to sign the Finance Bill 2024Earlier, TUKO.co.ke reported that Ruto announced the withdrawal of the unpopular Finance Bill 2024. In a televised address to Kenyans, Ruto stated he had deliberated on the citizenry's concerns and consulted the lawmakers in his faction before making his decision.

The responsibility for security in Haiti is a shared responsibility," says Mr Ruto. On a recent visit to Washington, Mr Ruto also mentioned wanting to boost Kenya's international standing in this arena. But at home, President Ruto is facing significant opposition and Kenya’s High Court has ruled that the deployment is unlawful. Mr Ruto defended the police, saying "legitimate" protests had been "hijacked by a group of organised criminals." It also accused Kenyan police of killing dozens of protesters last year and unlawfully arresting and detaining others.

"Go Green with Taiwan", a campaign launched by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (Taitra), has invited eco-conscious businesses and entrepreneurs across Africa to apply for a chance to win a prize for developing innovative green products and solutions. The competition aims to identify and celebrate cutting-edge green products and solutions that have the potential to make a positive impact on the environment. Proposals will be evaluated based on public resonance, feasibility, innovation and integration of Taiwanese green products and solutions. The top 3 winners of the Go Green with Taiwan competition will receive a prize package that includes $20,000 (about Sh2.6 million) and a fully sponsored trip to Taiwan for the awards ceremony. The winners will also receive mentorship from industry experts as well as marketing and promotional support.

By REUTERS More by this AuthorZimbabwean police beat dozens of opposition supporters and arrested several outside a court in the capital Harare on Thursday, after Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) party members were denied bail following their arrests two weeks ago. A Harare magistrate denied bail to the party's interim leader Jameson Timba and 78 activists arrested on June 16 for holding a political gathering which authorities said was unauthorised. Timba took over as interim leader of the CCC after former leader Nelson Chamisa quit the party in January, alleging it had been hijacked by the ruling Zanu-PF party. AdvertisementThe activists were denied bail on concerns they would cause public disturbances and interfere with witnesses in the state's case, their lawyer Agency Gumbo told reporters outside court after the online bail hearing. "We don't believe there are any compelling reasons to deny the accused persons bail."

A finance bill is usually presented to parliament before the start of a financial year that runs from July to June, laying out the government's fiscal plans. Read: Kenya Finance Bill: Why has it triggered protests? Read: MPs drop punitive taxes as protests rock NairobiThe bill had proposed increasing existing taxes on financial transactions. In a televised addressed, Ruto said on Wednesday he will not sign the finance bill to law. Read: Kenya braces for fresh protests despite Ruto tax climbdownMessages on social media, however, suggested people were divided on how far to go with the demonstrations.

The Lewa Safari Marathon has helped raise over Sh 1.3 billion since its inception in 2000, for the protection of endangered species and their habitats. Kenya's iconic species are well protected and thriving today, partly thanks to the world-famous marathon, whose proceeds go to the protection of endangered wildlife. Ivy Wairimu, Tusk’s programmes manager, said by investing in these conservation efforts that protect flagship species, the Lewa Safari Marathon has made significant contributions to wildlife conservation in Kenya. "The Lewa Safari Marathon is an excellent way to achieve both of these goals through one corporate philanthropy initiative.”Chief of programmes and partnerships at Lewa Wildlife Conservancy John Kinoti said the marathon has become a prominent brand and a cultural phenomenon. Two of the 10 organisations the Lewa Safari Marathon has funded are the Grevy’s Zebra Trust and the Bongo Surveillance Project.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and his family are in mourning following the untimely demise of his elder sister, Leah Wangari Muriuki. Gachagua expressed his deep sorrow and grief over the death of his sister. Leah Wangari Muriuki was more than just a sister to the Deputy President; she was the matriarch of the Gachagua family. “I am saddened to receive news of the passing on of our eldest sister Leah Wangari Muriuki. Leah has been our Mother and the family Matriarch; she has taken good care of the larger Gachagua Family after the death of our father and our two mothers.

Haiti’s interim Prime Minister Garry Conille has vowed to end lawlessness with the help of a Kenyan-led international force deployed to the Caribbean nation. The arrival of 400 Kenyan police officers, in the first tranche of an international force, was a “unique opportunity” to restore order, Mr Conille said. The state will regain power and reaffirm its authority so all Haitians can live peacefully in this country,” he said. US President Joe Biden also welcomed the deployment, saying the Kenyan-led mission offered the “best chance” to achieve democratic governance in Haiti. So elections are to be organised within a year, and to allow that to happen, the Kenyan-led mission is being tasked with restoring security.

The former Cameroon and Celtic midfielder has tragically passed away leaving a legacy of significant contributions to football. Former Cameroon and Celtic midfielder Landry Nguemo has tragically passed away following a car accident. The Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT) confirmed the heartbreaking news. Landry Tsafack Nguemo, born on November 28, 1985, began his football career in Dschang, a town in western Cameroon. Beyond football, Nguémo had a passion for falconry, keeping a modest collection of birds of prey.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Selangor Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) arrested the former chief financial officer and the former chief operating officer of a real estate company on suspicion of submitting false payment claim documents for about RM100,000. A MACC source said both of them, a woman and a man in their 30s, were arrested at 2pm on Wednesday (June 26) when they appeared to give their statements at the Selangor MACC office. "Preliminary investigations found that the two suspects were suspected of submitting 42 false claim documents that caused losses to the company when no goods had been supplied nor progress in works. According to another source, the two suspects were remanded for three days until June 29 based on MACC’s application. Meanwhile, Selangor MACC director Datuk Alias ​​Salim, when contacted, confirmed the arrests, saying the case was being investigated under Section 18 of the MACC Act 2009.- Bernama

James Emina, an auto mechanic who takes care of his daughter at the workshop, said life has been challenging. The man said he would like to get his wife back if he had money. The man is no longer living with his wife because, according to him, the woman is having mental challenges. He told Legit.ng that his wife left after the mental challenges started shortly after she gave birth. His words:"My wife left her.

The new Social Health Authority is not ready for a full launch next week, the team overseeing the rollout has noted. “The ICT SHA system was piloted in Marsabit. “The ICT experts have been requested to report for SHA alternatives on the ICT system especially on the registration and contribution domain. She noted the integrated health information system for facilitation of health service delivery has not been rolled out in all health facilities. “The Ministry of Health shall cover all cost pertaining the rollout and maintenance of the Integrated Health Information system,” she said.

Eric Omondi's younger brother, Fred, died in a horrible road accident along Kangudo Road. Photo: Irene Omondi. The late comedian had three siblings, Joseph, Eric and Irene Omondi, but unfortunately, Joseph died. Recently, Irene shared a touching message, quoting the Bible. Why was Fred Omondi's memorial mass cancelled?