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Kenyan police officer arrested after protests over blogger’s death in custody
Albert Ojwang, who blogged about corruption on the social platform X, was arrested on June 6 in western Kenya and driven 400 kilometers (248 miles) to Nairobi. He died two days later at the Central Police Station after “hitting his head against the cell wall,” police said
India plane crash: Amit Shah confirms 1 survivor, offers condolences
Authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of one of India’s worst aviation disasters in decades. Black smoke and fire engulfed the site following the crash.
Celebration and protests: Nigeria marks 26 years of uninterrupted democracy
Nigeria has seen uninterrupted democratic rule since 1999, when governance was returned to civilians. But the day is not an occasion for joy for everyone. The rampant cost-of-living crisis has overshadowed the event for many Nigerians.
Mali: Assimi Goita could soon be president until 2030 – without an election
The Council of Ministers in Mali has approved a new law on Wednesday that would see current head of the transitional government Assimi Goita remain president until at least 2030 - without a presidential election.
How a start-up attempts to expose digitally-altered social media content
In a world of picture-perfect posts, it’s getting harder to tell whether the image you're looking at has been digitally enhanced. At VivaTech in Paris, a Canadian startup is using AI to uncover the hidden edits behind influencer content.
Rwanda Walks Away: what’s behind the Central Africa rift? [Business Africa]
This week: Rwanda slams the door on ECCAS, Ngong's groundnuts remain under-exploited, and in Nairobi, bitcoin is making its mark in the slums as a tool for financial inclusion.
Real Madrid unveil Trent Alexander-Arnold
Trent Alexander-Arnold was officially introduced by Real Madrid on Thursday, saying he was fulfilling his dream to play for the Spanish powerhouse
British soldier arrested in Kenya over rape claim
“We can confirm the arrest of a Service person in Kenya,”
China to remove tariffs on goods from all African countries
Zero-tariff treatment was only available to 33 African countries previously
After voting Republican, some Arab-Americans are disappointed with Trump
The Trump administration's travel ban and toughening immigration policy have caused incomprehension among many Arab-Americans and especially those of Yemeni origin, whose country is impacted by the travel ban.