Author: Oki Bin Oki

The United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) expressed deep concern over reports of deaths and injuries amid ongoing election-related protests in Tanzania, urging authorities to exercise restraint and uphold human rights standards. In a statement issued on Friday, a spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said that credible reports indicate at least 10 people have been killed in Dar es Salaam, Shinyanga, and Morogoro, as security forces used firearms and teargas to disperse demonstrators protesting the outcome of the 29 October general election. According to the UN, a nationwide curfew has been imposed and internet access has…

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Cycling is more than a mode of transport or a sport, it’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re commuting through city streets or chasing hills on weekend rides, the right apparel can enhance comfort, performance, and safety.  Below, we unpack what matters most when selecting cycling clothing and apparel— things that every rider should know before shopping. Why Cycling Apparel Matters Regular athletic wear just doesn’t cut it on the bike. Cycling garments are engineered to: Reduce wind drag through snug cuts and appropriate fabrics Manage moisture and temperature so you stay dry and comfortable Support muscle groups via compressive fabrics Protect…

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When you think of a reliable power tool brand in New Zealand, RYOBI is a name that comes up frequently. From the backyard DIY enthusiast to the semi-professional tradesperson, RYOBI has carved out a strong presence in the tool and outdoor equipment scene.  But what really makes RYOBI New Zealand stand out? In this post, we’ll explore the brand, its technology, and practical tips for getting the most out of RYOBI tools. RYOBI in New Zealand: A Snapshot RYOBI New Zealand offers a wide range of products, including power tools, outdoor and garden tools, cleaning equipment, storage solutions, and accessories.…

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Finding the right venue for a corporate event can make all the difference, whether it’s a seminar, awards night, conference, board meeting, or product launch. The right space sets the tone, supports your agenda, and creates a memorable experience for attendees. Here’s a guide to help you choose corporate event venues that works for your event. 1. Consider the Size and Layout The venue should comfortably fit your expected audience while allowing for different setups. Look for spaces that can be configured in multiple ways, such as theater style for presentations, round tables for dinners, or cabaret-style seating for workshops.…

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Shorts have evolved beyond summer staples or gym clothes—they’ve become a style statement, a comfort essential, and a nod to sporting heritage. Among the various types, footy shorts occupy a unique niche: combining ruggedness, mobility, and a distinct cultural connection to field sports and outdoor life. Let’s dig into what footy shorts are, why they’ve found renewed relevance, and how to style them beyond the field. What Are Footy Shorts? In essence, footy shorts are durable, toughened athletic shorts originally designed for high-impact field sports like Australian Rules football, rugby, or other contact games. The key characteristics that define them…

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Proper installation of Microsoft office guarantees productivity without any problem. There are numerous users who seek easy and safe methods of installing Word, Excel, and PowerPoint without risking the system. Microsoft offers a number of valid versions such as Microsoft 365, Office 2021, and Office 2019. These differ in their characteristics, activation mechanisms, and the price models. One should not use third-party installers because the unofficial sources often have malware or modified software. To ensure that the data and equipment is safe, it is advisable to always download and update the information in the verified Microsoft platforms. Preparing for Microsoft…

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First Lady Rachel Ruto Friday presided over the handover of cochlear implant devices to the Ministry of Health at State House in Nairobi. The initiative, undertaken by the Office of the First Lady in partnership with Her Royal Highness Princess Lalla Asma of Morocco, seeks to support children with hearing impairments by providing access to life-changing technology that restores hearing and enhances communication and learning. Valued at over Sh120 million, the cochlear implants will be distributed through the Ministry of Health and operations done at Kenyatta National Hospital and the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. The devices will enable children…

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Buckingham Palace has confirmed what many within royal circles long feared but few expected to see in their lifetime — Prince Andrew is no longer a prince. King Charles has formally stripped his younger brother of all remaining royal titles and privileges, including the use of the name “Prince” and his lease to the Royal Lodge, his long-time Windsor residence. The man once known as the Duke of York will now be addressed simply as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. The King’s Decisive Move A Palace statement described the move as a “formal process initiated by the King”, with immediate effect. Royal…

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The Inspector General of police Douglas Kanja announced the fresh national police service recruitment exercise will take place on November 17, 2025. The exercise will take place on a single day countrywide. The recruitment process will take place on MONDAY, 17TH NOVEMBER, 2025 from 8:00am to 5:00pm in all the under listed recruitment centres country wide. All applicants MUST be at their respective recruitment centres by 8:00am,” he said. The move came hours after the Employment and Labour Relations Court declared that the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) has no powers to recruit police officers, ruling that the recent recruitment…

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The Trump administration will limit the number of refugees admitted to the US to 7,500 over the next year, and give priority to white South Africans. The move, announced in a notice published on Thursday, marks a dramatic cut from the previous limit of 125,000 set by former President Joe Biden and will bring the cap to a record low. No reason was given for the cut, but the notice said it was “justified by humanitarian concerns or is otherwise in the national interest”. In January, Trump signed an executive order suspending the US Refugee Admissions Programme, or USRAP, which…

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President Donald Trump’s controversial pick for surgeon general, Casey Means, had to postpone her Senate confirmation hearing after going into labour with her first child, a spokesperson said. Dr Means, nominated to be the “nation’s top doctor”, was scheduled to appear before the Senate committee virtually because of her advanced pregnancy. Unlike past surgeon generals, the 38-year-old Stanford-trained doctor and wellness entrepreneur does not have an active medical license. She is known for her scepticism of conventional medicine and her promotion of wellness products instead. It remains unclear when the confirmation hearing will be rescheduled. Dr Means graduated from Stanford…

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Following unanimous approval from the NBA Board of Governors, Mark Walter has finalized his acquisition of a majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers. “The Los Angeles Lakers are one of the most iconic franchises in all of sports, defined by a history of excellence and the relentless pursuit of greatness,” Walter said. “Few teams carry the legacy and global influence of the Lakers, and it’s a privilege to work alongside Jeanie Buss as we maintain that excellence and set the standard for success in this new era, both on and off the court.” Jeanie Buss will remain Governor of…

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Interior Principal Secretary Dr. Raymond Omollo urged Kenyans to adhere to the law when holding demonstrations. This came amid reports of tension and disruptions at the Namanga border following protests in neighbouring Tanzania. On Thursday, Dr. Omollo said Kenya has clear laws governing public demonstrations and appealed for calm as security agencies continue to monitor the situation along the border. “As a country, we have laws and regulations that guide the conduct of public demonstrations and protests. My appeal is that anyone who might want to or be engaged in any kind of protests or demonstrations, let’s do what the…

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A group of doctors from Sreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Hospital in Kerala, India, arrived in Kenya to pay their final respects to the late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. Sreedhareeyam Ayurvedic Hospital is the facility Raila was before he died on October 15, 2025. Accompanied by Raila’s daughter Rosemary Odinga, the doctors were received in Mombasa by Governor Abdulswamad Sherrif Nassir, who also serves as the ODM Deputy Party Leader. “They are in Kenya to pay their final respects to a man whose life and legacy transcended borders. The global outpouring of love for Baba is a reflection of his extraordinary journey;…

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Walk into any office, physical or virtual, and you’ll notice that identity isn’t just communicated through titles or performance. It’s reflected in how people present themselves, how teams brand their materials, and even in the smallest design decisions. From email signatures to staff ID cards, visual details quietly shape how colleagues and clients perceive professionalism, reliability, and confidence. Even small touches can make a difference. Something as subtle as choosing what font is used on ID cards or aligning your digital and physical branding can speak volumes about your attention to detail. These aren’t superficial choices, they’re signals that tell…

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