Author: Oki Bin Oki

The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has concluded a week-long Anti-Money Laundering (AML) investigation seminar targeting Sub-County Criminal Investigations Officers (SCCIOs), as part of renewed efforts to strengthen Kenya’s response to financial crime. The training was held simultaneously in Mombasa, Naivasha, and Kisumu, bringing together investigators to enhance skills in detecting, investigating, and dismantling money laundering networks, as well as countering terrorism and proliferation financing. The seminar comes amid heightened urgency following Kenya’s placement on the Financial Action Task Force grey list in February 2024, a move that highlighted gaps in the country’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing framework. Participants…

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The Court of Appeal ruled that abortion is not a fundamental right under Kenya’s Constitution, emphasizing that it is only permissible under strictly limited circumstances provided by law. In its judgment on Friday, the appellate court noted that Article 26(1) and (2) of the Constitution protects the right to life from conception, meaning that procuring an abortion ordinarily amounts to depriving an unborn child of that constitutional protection. However, the judges clarified that Article 26(3) and (4) creates narrow exceptions where abortion may be lawfully carried out. These include situations where, in the opinion of a trained health professional, there…

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Kenyans are increasingly embracing digital tools to build future-ready skills, with new data from Google revealing a sharp rise in interest in artificial intelligence, automation, and online learning across the country. According to the latest search trends for March 2026, Kenya is undergoing a significant shift toward technical literacy, as individuals leverage search and AI-powered platforms to position themselves in the global digital economy. The findings reinforce the country’s growing reputation as Africa’s “Silicon Savannah,” driven by widespread technology adoption and innovation. One of the most striking trends is the explosive growth in interest in AI agents, which surged by…

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Pirates have hijacked an oil tanker with 17 crew that was sailing near the Somali coast, according to multiple security officials who spoke to the BBC. The ship, Honour 25, was overrun late on Wednesday by six gunmen, when it was approximately 30 nautical miles offshore, the officials said. Until three years ago piracy had almost disappeared in this stretch of the Indian Ocean once notorious for hijackings, but it has since made a comeback with fishing trawlers or container ships targeted. The seizure of a tanker headed for the Somali capital, Mogadishu, is likely to increase anxiety in the…

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In 2026, social media visuals are more competitive than ever. Whether you’re a content creator, small business owner, or just someone who enjoys sharing moments online, high-quality photos are essential for getting attention and building engagement. Good lighting and composition are no longer enough — audiences now expect polished, professional-looking images that stand out instantly in crowded feeds. One of the easiest ways to achieve this level of quality is by using modern editing tools and services like RetouchMe. RetouchMe is a Ukrainian startup that has grown into an international platform offering fast, affordable professional photo retouching through a mobile…

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The US justice department is dropping its investigation into the Federal Reserve chairman, Jerome Powell, over alleged building cost overruns. US Attorney Jeanine Pirro said instead there would be an internal investigation led by the central bank’s inspector general. President Donald Trump has said the cost of the Fed’s building renovations were too high, as part of a long-standing feud with Powell. Powell’s term is nearing its end and the US Senate is considering Trump’s nominee for his replacement, Kevin Warsh. A key Republican, Thom Tillis, has withheld his support for Warsh unless the Trump administration would drop its investigation…

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As AI-generated music moves from novelty to necessity, Suno has emerged as a go-to platform for developers and businesses looking to bring audio creation into their products and workflows. But with a crowded field of providers now offering Suno API access, knowing which solution truly delivers on its promises takes more than a quick glance at a pricing page. We’ve done the research for you. After carefully reviewing the top Suno API solutions on the market, we’ve narrowed it down to the 7 best options for 2026 — each assessed on features, pricing, user experience, and overall value. Find the…

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To get a good finish on industrial or residential surfaces, you need more than just competent people. You also need application machinery that is reliable and accurate. In North America’s competitive construction and manufacturing industries, workers need equipment that can bear hard use every day while preserving a steady flow and pressure. If you are looking for high-performance solutions, Titan Tools in Canada are now an important part of many undertakings, from painting big buildings to finishing fine cabinets. These systems can tolerate a wide range of viscosities, which keeps the coating from breaking down as it moves from the…

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We look about building safety in a different way now that industrial and commercial buildings are adding more intricate energy systems to their structures. Using modern materials and high-density equipment comes with more dangers than ever before, and traditional reactive methods aren’t enough to minimize them. Implementing a comprehensive strategy for commercial fire protection requires a deep understanding of both structural integrity and the specific chemical hazards present within a facility. To avert a tiny problem from becoming a large structural failure, we need to use a multi-layered method that includes automatic detection, mechanical suppression, and smart compartmentation. By putting…

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Football Kenya Federation (FKF) top organ has asked its President Hussein Mohammed to step aside following allegations of corruption over the Sh42million insurance scandal. Apart from Mohammed, National Executive Committee (NEC) member Abdalla Yussuf and Acting Secretary General Dennis Gacheru have also been asked to step aside. Former international Macdonald Mariga who is currently the Vice President takes over in an acting capacity. The Federation’s Executive Committee meeting on Friday took the drastic action following allegations that Sh42million was paid to a phantom company for insurance of last year’s Africa Nations Championship (CHAN). According to resolutions signed by nine NEC…

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No amount of name-calling, incitement and propaganda will undermine my good relationship with the residents of Central Kenya, President William Ruto has said. He said the relationship has been built for over 20 years, and remains strong because of the delivery of projects agreed on before the last elections. In the past three years, he explained that he has rolled out transformative projects, building a strong and visible development track record in the region and across the country. “There are people who think they can insult me and make noise to drive me out of Mt Kenya region. I want…

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Nato says there is no provision for member states to be suspended or expelled from the military alliance after a report said the US could seek to suspend Spain over its Iran war stance. Reuters quoted a US official who said an internal Pentagon email had suggested measures for the US to punish allies it believed had failed to support its campaign. The email also suggested reviewing the US position on the UK’s claim to the Falklands islands in the south Atlantic, which are also claimed by Argentina. A Nato official told the BBC that the organisation’s founding treaty “does…

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Nike announced on Thursday that it will cut approximately 1,400 jobs across the organization, with most of the reductions concentrated in its technology department, according to a report from CNBC, citing a memo. The layoffs are part of Nike’s “Win Now” turnaround strategy, according to a note from Chief Operating Officer Venkatesh Alagirisamy. The company said the cuts aim to reshape its technology team, modernize its air manufacturing, move some Converse Footwear operations, and integrate materials supply chain work into its footwear and apparel supply chain teams. “Collectively, these changes will result in a reduction of approximately 1,400 roles in…

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Meta will cut thousands of jobs next month as it spends more than ever on artificial intelligence (AI) projects. The company told employees in a memo on Thursday that it plans to cut 10% of its workforce – roughly 8,000 staff. It said it will also not fill thousands more open jobs it had been hiring for. A key reason for the layoffs is Meta’s increased spending in other areas of the company, including AI, for which it will this year spend $135bn (£100bn). This is roughly equal to the amount it has spent on AI in the previous three…

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Detectives in Laikipia West Sub-County questioned a British-Kenyan man after his minor son shot and killed a boy at his ranch. The son used his firearm in the tragedy. According to police at Rumuruti Police Station, Ivan Tomlinson, a 60-year-old British-Kenyan dual national and licensed civilian firearm holder, presented himself to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) offices in Laikipia West on Thursday, accompanied by his advocate. Investigators say Tomlinson, who is the father of the 15-year-old suspect who is still at large, claimed ownership of the firearm linked to the incident. He was interrogated and recorded a statement as…

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