$1 United States Dollar equals
$129.13 Kenyan Shilling

n a historic moment at the African Union summit, Burkina Faso’s President Ibrahim Traoré broke the unwritten rule by calling for an independent investigation into the killing of peaceful protesters in Kenya. His bold words were soon echoed by South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa, sending shockwaves through Africa’s leadership.

A look into Kenya's dictatorship and why the youth are rebelling.

When they force you to a breaking point, you can't take it anymore, you're not afraid to die, and there's nothing anyone can do to shut you up until there's a change for the betterment of the people.

Kenya’s Youth Have Had Enough: ‘We Are Ruled by Criminals!’ – A Nation in Uprising
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Them folk told him to try it, so they can dominate, chip, scan, control...Just Kenya & Nigeria::https://youtu.be/Nx8FIE1PiVc?si=XIZ3g5vvbPy85Uyj

United states USA and European Union Brussels have not made similar investments. China has built stadiums, electricity grid, build rails roads like the standard gauge rail rails in Kenya Mombasa. China Beijing recently constructed a bridge to the country of the Congo to ease transport of goods.

Kenya- $1 United States Dollar equals
$129.20 Kenyan Shilling

Dear Reader,


When one of Kenya’s top billionaires, Chris Kirubi, died in 2021, leaving behind an estimated fortune of over KSh40bn ($309.6m), there was no public fallout or family feud.

It is a rare outcome, that spoke volumes about the strength of his succession plan.

Herald Aloo investigated.

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Nicholas Norbrook
Managing Editor

Kenya 2025
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The opposition are getting under the skin of the ruling parties in East Africa.

Uhuru Kenyatta’s rallying cry for a youth-led revolution has reignited Kenya’s political wars, with President William Ruto’s allies accusing the former leader of inciting unrest to destabilise the government.

Meanwhile, Tanzania’s opposition leader is on trial for treason; while supporters face attacks.

With October polls ahead, what’s the ruling party afraid of?

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It is a new twist on the old story of raw material exploitation in Africa.

The Kenyan government has launched a probe into a suspected illegal kidney transplant syndicate, amid growing concerns that foreign patients are receiving organs sourced from vulnerable local donors enticed by financial incentives.

Mediheal Hospital in Eldoret is suspected of being a hub for illicit organ transplants.

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