Author: Oki Bin Oki

Whether you’re working in a buzzing office or from the comfort of your home desk, what you wear can make a huge difference in how you feel and perform. Comfortable clothing doesn’t just impact your physical well-being, it affects confidence, posture, and even productivity. The right outfit can make you feel polished and powerful without sacrificing ease of movement or breathability. One of the best examples is understanding how should a wireless bra fit. When foundational pieces fit properly, they quietly support your comfort and posture throughout long workdays. Small details like fabric, structure, and fit can transform your day…

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US President Donald Trump has unveiled renovations to the bathroom in the Lincoln Bedroom, as his remodelling of the White House continues. Trump shared photos of the new bathroom on social media, saying it had been “renovated in the 1940s in an art deco green tile style, which was totally inappropriate for the Lincoln Era”. He claimed the new black and white marble is “very appropriate for the time of Abraham Lincoln and, in fact, could be the marble that was originally there!”. It is the latest change Trump has made to the White House this year. In October, its…

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A “surge” in air traffic controllers calling out of work caused widespread delays in major US airports, a government aviation agency has said. Half of the 30 major airports in the US were experiencing staff shortages, including in New York, where 80% of air traffic controllers were absent heading into the weekend, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Nearly 13,000 air traffic controllers have been working without pay because of the US government shutdown, which is entering its second month. “After 31 days without pay, air traffic controllers are under immense stress and fatigue,” the agency said in a…

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Americans are expected to see skyrocketing health care prices as the open enrollment period for insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace begins on Saturday. About 24 million people buy health insurance through the marketplace, the majority of whom used to receive tax credits to lower the monthly price of insurance. Without credits, the monthly cost could rise by 114% on average, according to health research nonprofit KFF. This could mean an extra $1,000 a year, and in some cases much more. Democrats have demanded the healthcare subsidies, which expire at the end of the year, be extended in exchange…

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It is a pairing that few could have predicted: a former prime minister of Canada and an American pop star who has toured the world and reached the edge of space. Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry have made it official. The couple was spotted by paparazzi holding hands in Paris last weekend as they left the Crazy Horse cabaret, where they had been celebrating Perry’s 41st birthday. While they may seem an unlikely duo, Trudeau and Perry – who have both been in the spotlight for the better part of the last decade – have more in common than some…

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that he has apologised to US President Donald Trump over an anti-tariff advertisement which had used a Ronald Reagan quote. Last week, in response to the advert, Trump suspended trade talks with Canada and said he would impose an additional 10% tariff on Canadian imports. “I did apologise to the president,” Carney told reporters at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in South Korea on Saturday. The commercial used a series of clips from former President Reagan’s 1987 national radio address, in which he argued that tariffs would hurt America’s economy. “Such trade barriers hurt…

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Outdoor spaces are more than just areas to admire the garden or soak up the sun—they can be an extension of your home, offering a place to relax, entertain, or even work. Making the most of these spaces, especially when they are compact or irregularly shaped, requires thoughtful furniture choices. Modular outdoor furniture has emerged as a versatile solution that combines style, flexibility, and functionality What Is Modular Outdoor Furniture? Modular furniture refers to pieces that can be rearranged, extended, or adapted to suit different needs. Unlike traditional sets, modular units are made up of individual components that can be…

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Liver capsules, particularly beef liver capsules, are gaining popularity among people looking for natural ways to boost their nutrition. Packed with a variety of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, these supplements offer a convenient way to enjoy the benefits of liver without having to eat it directly.  Let’s explore what makes Liver Capsules so special, their potential benefits, and how to use them safely. What Are Liver Capsules Liver capsules are made from dried and powdered animal liver, usually from grass-fed or organically raised cattle. The process often involves freeze-drying to preserve nutrients before the powder is placed into capsules.…

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Mushrooms have moved far beyond the dinner plate. Once reserved for soups or stir-fries, they’re now showing up in coffees, smoothies, and even skincare. Thanks to their powerful nutrients and adaptogenic properties, functional mushrooms like reishi, lion’s mane, chaga, and cordyceps are becoming a daily ritual for health-conscious individuals.  Here’s how you can easily incorporate liquid mushroom extract into your everyday routine and why it might be worth doing. Why Add Mushrooms to Your Diet? Functional mushrooms are different from the standard varieties you cook with. These include species long used in traditional medicine for their potential to support immunity,…

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The South African government criticised the US’s decision to prioritise refugee applications from white Afrikaners, saying claims of a white genocide have been widely discredited and lack reliable evidence. It highlighted an open letter published by prominent members of the Afrikaner community earlier this week rejecting the narrative, with some signatories calling the relocation scheme racist. The limited number of white South African Afrikaners signing up to relocate to the US was indication that they were not being persecuted, it added. On Thursday, the administration of US President Donald Trump announced its lowest refugee annual cap on record – to…

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The Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) has rejected the government’s offer to pay the Sh7.9 billion arrears in phases, citing that the payment must be made in a lump sum. Speaking at a press briefing on Friday, UASU Secretary General Constantine Wesonga announced that the terms must be met before the striking lecturers resume their duties. He pointed out how the government is fond of reneging on its agreement in past strikes, vowing that they would not budge until the government settled the decade-long payment. “The government has been signing documents and renege, so lecturers are ready to go the…

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The Kenya Magistrates and Judges Association (KMJA) condemned what it called disturbing scenes at the Maua Law Courts on October 30, where a sitting Magistrate was reportedly harassed. The Magistrate’s, vehicle was blocked, and inflammatory chants of “mwizi” (thief) directed at her by a group of advocates. KMJA Secretary General Tom Mark Olando described the events as “a new and dangerous low” in the relationship between the Bar and the Bench. The association also decried what it termed as cyberbullying by a section of advocates, involving misinformation and re-litigation on social media. “This was not a peaceful protest, it was…

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The Directorate of Immigration has introduced stricter visa verification procedures under a multi-agency framework in an effort to boost efficiency, transparency, and accountability in service delivery. According to the Directorate, the new system has made it increasingly difficult for visa cartels and rogue officials to manipulate the application process. The department says the reforms have disrupted networks that previously exploited loopholes within the immigration system. In a statement released this week, the Directorate noted that some individuals linked to the cartels have turned to social media platforms to discredit the department, spreading false reports and accusations of inefficiency. “The Directorate…

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At least 19 people have died in Jamaica as a result of Hurricane Melissa, Information Minister Dana Morris Dixon says, as search and rescue efforts continue and authorities try to get aid to hard-hit areas. The hurricane, one of the most powerful to strike the Caribbean, also killed at least 30 people in Haiti, officials say. In Jamaica, “there are entire communities that seem to be marooned and areas that seem to be flattened”, Dixon said, with “devastating” scenes in western regions. Electricity remains out to most of the island and as people try to salvage damaged homes and belongings…

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Some 700 people have been killed in three days of election protests in Tanzania, the main opposition party said Friday, with protesters still on the streets in the midst of an internet blackout. “As we speak the figure for deaths in Dar (es Salaam) is around 350 and for Mwanza it is 200-plus. Added to figures from other places around the country, the overall figure is around 700,” John Kitoka, spokesman from the main opposition party Chadema, said. “The death toll could be much higher,” he warned, saying killings could be happening during the nighttime curfew. President Samia Suluhu Hassan,…

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