Author: Oki Bin Oki

Nato leaders agreed to ramp up defence spending to 5% of their countries’ economic output by 2035, following months of pressure from Donald Trump. The US president described the decision, taken at a summit in The Hague, as a “big win for Europe and… Western civilisation”. In a joint statement, members said they were united against “profound” security challenges, singling out the “long-term threat posed by Russia” and terrorism. Nato leaders reaffirmed their “ironclad commitment” to the principle that an attack on one Nato member would lead to a response from the full alliance. However, the statement did not include…

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At least eight people were killed and 207 injured in Wednesday’s June 25 protests across the country. The protests were called to commemorate the 2024 Finance Bill protests in which more than 60 people were killed. The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) said a number of injuries among police officers were also documented. There were at least 61 suspected protestors across the country. Further, there was infiltration of demonstrations by goons. This led to looting of property in many places. Those killed were shot in Nairobi, Emali, Molo and other parts of the country. The protests were held in 24…

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Running a warehouse these days feels like juggling flaming torches while riding a unicycle. Customer orders pile up faster than anyone can process them, but margins keep shrinking. Staff shortages hit at the worst possible moments, and supply chain hiccups happen so often they’re basically the new normal. Most warehouse managers still rely on spreadsheets and hunches to make decisions. That worked fine twenty years ago, but today’s competition will eat you alive if you’re not using actual data to run operations. The warehouses that thrive have figured out how to turn their messy operational data into real competitive advantages.…

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Securing every point, from doors to elevators, is essential to maintaining the safety of people in a building. Whether it’s a residential society or a commercial building, controlling who has access is the key to ensuring overall safety. However, manual security systems are outdated and prone to misuse. So, how can you ensure better security? By installing an access control system. Let’s explore how access control systems help create a safer, smarter building. Top Reasons to Consider an Access Control System  Access control systems for doors and elevators make sure that only people with permission can enter the building and…

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While Downtown Dubai has been the city’s sought-after destination, Dubai Creek Harbor is fast emerging as its successor. The master-developed luxury living community offers world-class facilities, state-of-the-art design, and stunning views of Dubai’s skyline. Dubai Creek Harbor isn’t just another upscale project. It’s an exclusive waterfront community leading a new era of luxurious living.   In this article, let’s talk about why Dubai Creek Harbor has emerged as a model for an intelligent and sustainable waterfront community.  The Best Waterfront Destination- Dubai Creek Harbor Dubai Creek Harbor offers a glimpse into the future of luxurious, high-end community living. Well-Planned Community  The Emaar…

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For years, hosting a dinner party often meant mixing cocktails and setting out a bar cart. Alcohol was part of the ritual, but that’s changing. More people are now stepping away from booze and instead, they’re choosing to focus on health, presence, and a different kind of connection. As a result, the way we gather around the table is evolving, and the alcohol-free dinner party is becoming its kind of experience. The result is a more relaxed, inclusive vibe that focuses on good food, better conversation, and a genuinely calm atmosphere. Hosting a chill night without the booze is all…

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A group of protesters who attempted to march to State House was dispersed and chased by anti-riot police as the June 25 protests went on Wednesday. The group mostly of University of Nairobi students had gathered outside State House Girls where police had laid a razor wire and tried to breach it. But the officers dispersed them using teargas canisters. Another group has engaged police along Kenyatta Avenue and All Saints Cathedral for the better part of the afternoon. Others also destroyed statues at Uhuru Park and dragged them to Kenyatta Avenue. At least one person was shot dead in…

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On June 25, 2025, the David Maraga Presidential Campaign Secretariat released a statement recognising the date as a pivotal moment in Kenya’s democratic journey, describing it as the beginning of what it termed the “Third Liberation.” Referencing Kenya’s historical milestones, the statement likened the current civic awakening—led largely by the youth—to the past struggles against British colonial rule and the fight against one-party dominance. The campaign noted that many young Kenyans, particularly Generation Z, had paid the ultimate price in their quest for accountability, justice, and constitutional governance. “We stand in solidarity with those who were abducted, tortured, maimed, and…

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A brother and sister on Tuesday are taking sibling competition to a new level – specifically the local election level. Randolph Bracy and LaVon Bracy Davis are running against each other to become the Democratic nominee for a state senate seat in Florida. And in this sibling rivalry, their mother has taken a side: Lavon Wright Bracy is serving as her daughter’s campaign manager, according to her Instagram profile. There are four contestants altogether in the primary in Orlando, and the victor is expected to win the general election in September. One of the Bracy family’s close friends, civil rights…

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Protesters in Venice are claiming an “enormous victory” after US tech billionaire Jeff Bezos and his wedding guests were forced to “run away” from the city centre, moving their main celebration to another location. The venues for the three-day party to mark the wedding of one of the world’s richest men to TV presenter Lauren Sanchez were never officially revealed. But the lavish celebrations were supposed to culminate in an event on Saturday at the sumptuous Scuola Grande della Misericordia. A local official in Venice has now confirmed to the BBC that the guests will gather instead at the Arsenale,…

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The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) Tuesday raised the alarm over the falsification of imprests. The commission singled out senior county government officials using proxies within devolved units. In a statement delivered on Tuesday, EACC Chief Executive Officer Abdi Mohamud indicated that rogue officers have been using junior county staff, including interns, to hatch fraudulent schemes aimed at looting public funds through fictitious payments. The statement, read by EACC Western Region Manager Eric Ngumbi, further highlighted a spike in such cases toward the end of financial years, when devolved units scramble to exhaust all available resources before the closure of…

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Cabinet met on Tuesday under the chairmanship of President William Ruto at State House, Nairobi and approved the proposed dualling of the 20.2km Nairobi Northern Bypass. This is a key infrastructure upgrade aimed at easing traffic congestion and expanding the road’s capacity to handle growing traffic volumes. The project will convert the current single carriageway into a dual carriageway and include the construction of eight interchanges, overpasses, and underpasses, as well as the development of non-motorised transport facilities, including walkways and cycle paths, improved drainage systems, and enhancements to adjacent roads. Stretching from Ruaka in Kiambu to Ruiru, connecting with…

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In today’s world, online freedom faces threats from government censorship and surveillance. Free VPNs have become vital in the fight for internet privacy and freedom of speech. They allow users to bypass censorship, ensuring they can browse anonymously and access information freely. As digital spaces become battlegrounds for human rights, free VPNs are key in safeguarding individuals’ right to express themselves online. Free VPNs are more than just technical solutions; they are at the heart of technology and human rights. Studies reveal the growing impact of internet censorship on free speech, emphasizing the need for tools that help bypass censorship.…

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Everyone says that baseball is America’s pastime, but numbers do not lie, and the top sport has been football by a large margin. With a season of over 162 games, hundreds of players come in and out of the sport, and for the regular fan, it is not easy to stay on top of who is running the sport. That is until a true unicorn comes and completely shifts the paradigm of the sport. Players like Michael Jordan in the NBA, Tiger Woods in golf, and now Shohei Ohtani in baseball have evolved the sport. The American Influence on Japanese…

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Inspector General of police Douglas Kanja Tuesday warned against an attempt to access unauthorized and protected places like Parliament and State House. He said the protesters planning marches on June 25 should avoid the areas. “Additionally, it is important to note that unauthorized persons must refrain from accessing protected areas, under the Protected Areas Act (Cap 204, Laws of Kenya),” he said. This came as it emerged police not allow protesters near Parliament on Wednesday June 25 which will mark the first anniversary of last year’s similar protests. Access to State House will also not be allowed to unauthorized people.…

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