Five Disneyland employees have been rushed to the hospital over a hazmat situation at the California theme park, according to the Anaheim Fire Department. Building materials being used by a contractor backstage 'produced a reaction', including shortness of breath and dizziness, in employees, a Disney spokesperson told the Daily Mail. All five employees were taken to a local hospital and others were treated by paramedics at the park, the spokesperson said. Star Tours is a 3D motion simulator attraction at Disneyland that allows guests to go on various, ultra-realistic Star Wars adventures. Aspiring NFL referee Matthew Cohn, 28, also died by suicide at the same hotel as Equitz on October 23.

NAIROBI, Kenya, Mar 10 — The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) will exit its 66-year investment in Nation Media Group (NMG) after agreeing to sell its controlling stake to Tanzanian businessman Rostam Azizi. The deal will see Azizi acquire 92.6 million ordinary shares, effectively giving him majority ownership of the regional media house. However, NMG shares will continue trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and other cross-listed platforms. Nation Media Group traces its origins to 1959, when Prince Karim Aga Khan IV acquired the Kiswahili weekly Taifa Leo, laying the foundation for what has grown into one of East Africa’s largest media organisations. “We are honoured and deeply committed to becoming the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group,” Azizi said, adding that the company will uphold the media house’s editorial independence while investing in its future growth.

Morocco’s ascent in international football was highlighted by its impressive journey to the semi-finals of the 2022 World Cup, capturing global attention. For more than ten years, the Royal Moroccan Football Federation has been developing a framework that merges international talent scouting, family engagement, and training programs to ensure that talented players from the diaspora feel connected to the national vision. Players such as Achraf Hakimi, Hakim Ziyech, and Noussair Mazraoui exemplify the success of early scouting and integration efforts. Regragui led the team for four years but resigned less than 100 days before the 2026 World Cup, with Mohamed Ouahbi, the former under-20 coach, taking over the Atlas Lions. The Government has also prioritised funding the construction of state-of-the-art football stadia, which have seen the country playing host to major global and continental championships such as the FIFA Club World Cup, AFCON U-20, WAFCON and most recently the AFCON 2025.

The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development is selling its 54.08 per cent stake in Nation Media Group to Rostam Azizi’s Taarifa Ltd, raising questions over editorial independence and regional media freedom. “We are honoured and deeply committed to becoming the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group. Nation Media Group CEO Geoffrey Odundo reassured stakeholders that operations will continue uninterrupted during the transition in ownership. Ruth Nesoba, a trustee at the Kenya Editors Guild, raised broader concerns about the potential impact of the ownership change on the East African media sector. It offers degree programmes in digital journalism, media leadership and strategic communications, as well as executive education and professional development courses.

China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi has reaffirmed that Taiwan is an inseparable part of China and has cautioned that external interference in the matter poses a threat to regional stability. He argued that attempts to establish “two Chinas” or “one China, one Taiwan” would fail, as these positions contradict historical facts and international consensus. Wang emphasized the international community’s crucial role in rejecting calls for Taiwan independence and supporting the one-China principle. “It has been proven time and again that the more the international community stands against ‘Taiwan independence’ and upholds the one-China principle, the more assured peace and stability will be across the Taiwan Strait,” he stated. He described the reunification of Taiwan as a historic process that cannot be halted and said international opposition to Taiwan independence is well-founded.

The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) has announced plans to sell its entire shareholding in Nation Media Group (NMG), ending a 66-year association with one of East and Central Africa’s largest media houses. According to the statement, the media group now reaches more than 62 million digital users and employs over 1,000 professionals across the region. During that period, he initiated the establishment of the Mwananchi, The Citizen and Mwanaspoti newspapers, which were later acquired by Nation Media Group. “We are honoured and deeply committed to becoming the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group,” Azizi said. AKFED said the planned sale marks the close of its direct ownership role in Nation Media Group while maintaining its broader commitment to advancing journalism and media education in the region.

NAIROBI, Kenya Mar 10 – The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) has announced it will exit its 66-year investment in Nation Media Group (NMG), ending a long-standing partnership with one of East Africa’s most influential media houses. The transaction gives Azizi majority ownership of Nation Media Group through the acquisition of 92,618,177 ordinary shares. Taifa Group Founder, Rostam Azizi, and Sultan Ali Allana, Director of the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED), sign transaction documents at Serena Hotel, Nairobi, on March 10, 2026. “We are honoured and deeply committed to becoming the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group. Despite exiting NMG ownership, AKFED said it will continue supporting journalism training through the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (GSMC), which offers programmes in digital journalism, media leadership, innovation and strategic communications.

Audio By VocalizeThe Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) expansion plan will be funded through a debt-equity arrangement, as the government yesterday announced its intention to break ground in June this year. The 70-30 formula will see the government utilise the newly established National Infrastructure Fund (NIF) to attract other investors such as pension funds. However, the Adani proposal that was withdrawn estimated the JKIA expansion at Sh206 billion. This is why the government intends to invest in the project—preferably 60 per cent of the 30 per cent—to encourage private sector participation. While the plan is to ensure JKIA offers services comparable to other international airports, the government is cautious not to make these amenities too expensive for passengers.

Audio By VocalizeAviation PS Teresia Mbaika during the launch of the body-worn cameras at JKIA Terminal 1 in Nairobi on March 10, 2026. [David Gichuru,Standard]Kenya is among the first African countries to deploy body-worn cameras for customs officers, a move aimed at enhancing transparency, accountability and professionalism in operations at the country’s border entry points. KRA Commissioner General Humphrey Wattanga said the introduction of the cameras marks a significant step in modernising customs administration and strengthening oversight in border management. Officials said the devices will help document interactions between customs officers and travellers, strengthening evidence collection during inspections and seizures while also protecting officers working in high-risk environments. Customs officers have in the past intercepted firearms, ammunition, narcotics, communication equipment and expired medical products brought into the country without proper authorisation.

The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) has announced it will sell its controlling stake in Nation Media Group (NMG), ending a partnership that has shaped East Africa’s largest independent media house for more than six decades. Shares of Nation Media Group closed Tuesday’s trading session at Sh13.25 on the Nairobi Securities Exchange, giving NPRT Holdings Africa Limited’s 92,618,177 shares an estimated market value of about Sh1.23 billion. Digital transformation pushAdvertisementAdvertisementAKFED said the transition comes as Nation Media Group accelerates its digital transformation, with the incoming shareholder expected to support new investments in technology and audience growth. According to the statement, Taarifa Ltd plans to help the media house expand its digital footprint and strengthen engagement with audiences while maintaining its tradition of public-interest journalism. Nation Media Group building on Kimathi Street, NairobiNation Media Group was also among the first African media companies to list on a securities exchange, with its shares trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange since 1973.

NAIROBI, Kenya Mar 10 – The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) has announced it is exiting its 66-year investment in Nation Media Group (NMG), ending a long-standing partnership with one of East Africa’s most influential media houses. The sale gives Taarifa Ltd majority ownership of NMG, comprising 92,618,177 ordinary shares, while NMG shares will continue trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange and other cross-listed platforms. President William Ruto and Tanzania Tycoon Rostam Azizi at the Taifa Gas launch in Mombasa, 2023. “We are honored and deeply committed to becoming the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group. While AKFED exits ownership, it will continue to support journalism education through the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (GSMC), which offers programs in digital journalism, media leadership, innovation, and strategic communications.

The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development emphasised that its commitment to journalism will continue through the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (GSMC), which has trained thousands of journalists and media professionals in East Africa since its launch in 2015.

The Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) has announced it is exiting its investment in Nation Media Group, ending a 66-year partnership with one of East Africa’s most influential media houses. NPRT holds a 54.08% stake in Nation Media Group, equivalent to 92,618,177 ordinary shares, giving Taarifa Ltd a controlling interest in the company. Nation Media Group was founded in 1959 when His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan IV purchased the Kiswahili weekly Taifa Leo to create an independent press during the colonial period. “We are honored and deeply committed to becoming the majority shareholder of Nation Media Group. Its initiatives include 52 environmental documentaries and over 100 public forums and masterclasses, building media capacity across East Africa.

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