Author: Oki Bin Oki

Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has suffered a setback after being blocked from launching the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) at the Kasarani Indoor Arena, which was slated for June 4, 2025. The party has since postponed its launch and is now seeking a private venue to host the event. “We regret to announce to our members and supporters across the country that our party launch set for June 3, 2025, has been postponed. Once a suitable venue is secured, a new date will be set and communicated accordingly,” DCP noted. The Sports Kenya revoked a booking that had…

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Board games are a great source of fun and improve many skills. These games have been played by people for thousands of years. The best thing about these old games is that you just need a board, some pieces, and a friend to play with. Moreover, people still love to play these simple games.  In this article, we will discuss the top five historical board games in the world. Let’s have a look! The Royal Game of Ur The number one historical board game on our list is The Royal Game of UR. It is over 4,000 years old and…

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Satellite internet uses satellites to send and receive data. This type of internet can even reach remote places where cable or fiber internet is not available. In this article, we will talk about the working and the benefits of satellite internet in detail. Let’s have a look! How Does Satellite Internet Work? Satellite internet works by using communication satellites in space instead of cables. When you use the internet, your device sends a signal to a satellite dish at your home. This dish then sends the signal to a satellite in space.  The satellite then sends the signal to a…

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made restoring old photos very easy.  With AI, we can easily repair scratches, remove unwanted objects, and improve image quality. This technology helps people restore their old pictures and save their memories for ages. In this article, we will discuss how AI is changing old photo restoration. Let’s get in! Automated Restoration One of the best things about AI is automated restoration. AI can fix photos automatically. You just need to upload the photo, and the AI will restore it in a few minutes. It finds problems like scratches, spots, and tears and fixes them. This…

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Language is a living system in its own right, as it is constantly growing, evolving, and adapting. However, we have never seen language transform as rapidly and dramatically as it has in the past 2-3 decades of the internet. With global access to instant communication, the language has transformed dramatically as we know it because of how people from different regions, cultures, and linguistic backgrounds interact in digital spaces on a daily basis. The cross-pollination in languages driven by the internet and technology has certainly changed the way we write, speak, and even think. In today’s post, we will explore…

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Attending a concert or public event is often a thrilling experience, but accidents can happen. For those unlucky enough to suffer an injury from a fall, the question arises: Can you sue if you fall at a concert or public event in New York? The answer is yes, you can potentially sue if negligence on the part of the venue caused your injury. It’s crucial to understand the legal rights for falls at public events to assess your ability to seek compensation, as this may depend on various factors such as the specifics of the incident and the venue’s liability.…

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Permit me to discuss the experience I had earlier this year with Write My Essays. I believe my insights will be helpful to anyone who’s looking to get help from an essay writing service. My experience with Write My Essays began around the start of this last semester. I had one extremely important class for my major, and the work I had to do for it more or less consumed all my available time. I knew early on that even if I got a good grade in the important class, it wouldn’t matter much because I’d have mediocre or bad…

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Traveling can be one of life’s most enriching experiences, but it often comes with its fair share of chaos, missed connections, language barriers, unpredictable weather, and endless logistics. Fortunately, the right tech can smooth out many of these bumps. Whether you’re a digital nomad, a weekend explorer, or on a business trip, having a few smart gadgets at your fingertips can make all the difference. Here are seven travel-friendly gadgets that not only keep you connected but also help you stay calm, collected, and in control wherever you go. 1. Noise-Canceling Headphones Let’s start with peace and quiet. Long flights,…

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The Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission made the protection of Haiti’s critical national infrastructure a top priority. Strategic assets—including Toussaint Louverture International Airport, seaports, schools, hospitals, and communication towers—are under reinforced security to ensure the continuity of essential services and the preservation of national stability. This proactive security posture has played a vital role in deterring sabotage and maintaining the functionality and accessibility of these key facilities. In coordination with senior officials from the Haitian National Police (HNP) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) , the MSS conducted a comprehensive assessment of the APN Port—formally known as the Autorité…

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A chant that US leader Donald Trump used to back claims of white genocide in South Africa is an apartheid-era slogan that did not really mean for farmers to be killed, the president said Tuesday. Trump showed clips of an opposition politician chanting “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer” at tense talks with President Cyril Ramaphosa last week where he repeated unfounded claims of an orchestrated campaign of violence against white farmers. He also asked why the opposition politician seen making the chant, opposition firebrand Julius Malema — whom Trump mistakenly said was in government — had not been arrested.…

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Salesforce announced Tuesday that it’s buying cloud data management firm Informatica in an $8 billion deal to bolster the enterprise software giant’s push into artificial intelligence. Shares of Salesforce were largely unchanged Tuesday. Informatica shares climbed about 5%. “Truly autonomous, trustworthy AI agents need the most comprehensive understanding of their data,” said Steve Fisher, Salesforce president and chief technology officer, in a release. “The combination of Informatica’s advanced catalog and metadata capabilities with our Agentforce platform delivers exactly this.” Under the terms of the deal, holders of Informatica’s Class A and Class B-1 common stock will receive $25 in cash…

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European sales of Tesla vehicles plunged in April, as the U.S. electric car maker continues to face reputational damage regionally and rising competition. Tesla sold 7,261 cars in Europe in April, down 49% year on year, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association, or ACEA. That drop came even as overall battery electric car sales rose 34.1% annually in April. Tesla has faced brand damage over the past few months because of CEO Elon Musk’s political involvement with U.S. President Donald Trump, with protests erupting at Tesla dealerships across Europe in March. Tesla sales tanked nearly 40% year on year…

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Elon Musk has made no secret of his desire to send humans to Mars, and he wants SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft to be the vehicle that gets them there. But before SpaceX and NASA can send astronauts to the red planet, the company must prove Starship can fly and return safely and reliably. After two recent Starship flight tests ended with the destruction of the spacecraft, SpaceX hopes the ninth time will be the charm. SpaceX has scheduled the unmanned ninth test flight of Starship for Tuesday from SpaceX’s Starbase facility near Brownsville, Texas, with a launch window opening at 7:30…

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Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister has announced that the country has temporarily closed its embassy in the US capital amid an investigation into an alleged visa scam. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa said the embassy will be shut following the “damning findings” of an audit team he put together to investigate alleged corruption at the Washington diplomatic mission. The statement added that the closure would last “a few days” until a “restructuring and systems overhaul” is finalised. According to Ablakwa, a locally recruited staff member and “collaborators” were allegedly involved in a “fraudulent” scheme whereby they extracted money from visa and passport applicants.…

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The Kremlin claimed Donald Trump was showing signs of “emotional overload” after he called Vladimir Putin “absolutely crazy” following Moscow’s largest aerial assault on Ukraine. The US president said on Truth Social on Sunday that “something has happened” to Putin, after Russia killed 13 in Ukraine with 367 drones and missiles. “He has gone absolutely crazy,” Trump said. “Needlessly killing a lot of people.” Dmitry Peskov, Putin’s spokesman, said the comments were “connected to an emotional overload of everyone involved”. Germany’s chancellor, Friedrich Merz, meanwhile said that Ukraine’s allies had removed all range limits on supplied arms, amid reports he…

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