In recent weeks, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has faced intense scrutiny over claims that its enforcement operations are focused on removing the so-called “worst of the worst” — a phrase repeatedly used by federal officials to describe high-risk criminal non-citizens targeted for detention and deportation. However, investigations and court records suggest the reality…
Iran is facing one of its most severe internal crises in recent years as nationwide protests intensify, with mounting casualties, mass arrests, and growing international concern. What began as demonstrations over economic hardship has rapidly evolved into a broader political confrontation between citizens and state authorities. Background and Causes The unrest erupted in late December…
As the wise once said, when the drumbeat shifts, the dance must follow. Here we are, stuck in old rhythms while the music of Kenya’s alcohol crisis plays louder and deadlier than ever. On June 24th 2025, the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) tabled…
Seven years ago, a small aircraft went down in the belly of Lake Nakuru. Five people were onboard and only three bodies were recovered. Among the two never found were Sam Gitau and John Mapozi names that flickered briefly in news headlines before fading into memory. The nation mourned, investigators moved on and the lake…
April 26, 2025 | Nairobi, Kenya The U.S. Embassy in Kenya has unveiled a series of job openings, inviting qualified Kenyan professionals to apply for diverse roles within its mission. These positions span various departments, including public health, engineering, administration, and security. Highlighted Positions: Public Health Specialist (Health Service Delivery)Based in Nairobi, this role supports…
