Young blood, keep up the #UkoKadi pressure. Shake the system!
Wazalendo, this challenge is for 1st timers. If you know what days Rap ‘em, Jamadelic, Kass Kass, Rhythmix, Rastrut aired you don’t have to show us your voter card. We know your mlolongo story!
High school debate class:
The false equivalence fallacy occurs when arguments or scenarios that are meaningfully different are treated as if they had equal merit or significance. This mistake often involves overlooking differences in relevance, context, or magnitude.
The CAF Appeal Board decided that in application of Article 84 of the Regulations of the CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), the Senegal National Team is declared to have forfeited the Final Match of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) Morocco 2025 (“the Match”), with the result of the Match being recorded as 3–0 in favour of the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football (FRMF).
cafonline.com/news/caf-appea…
Shakedown done in Naivasha and Belgium’s Thierry Neuville was the fastest this morning.
The rally action is just started, swipe through for more action shots as the drivers gear up for Stage 1 at Camp Moran from 16:05. #BeyondSport
Photo Credits – @dkwere /Circles Images
Oliver Solberg and Elliott Edmondson your overnight leaders after the opening day of Safari Rally!
Day 1 turned into a full on mud bath that’s what makes the Safari Rally so special. Here are some photos from the SS2 Mzabibu, located in the Morendat Farm vineyards.
📸 Daudi Were
Flight mode. Engines flying. Enjoy action from the iconic Miti Mbili jump at SS6 Kedong 1, Kedong Ranch on day two of the WRC Safari Rally Kenya.
#WRCSafariRally#BeyondSport
Photo Credits - @dkwere /Circle Images
Running a newsroom in sub-Saharan Africa has stretched me in ways I never anticipated. Grants disappear without warning. Local advertising or subscription is an extreme sport. Real philanthropy for journalism is almost absent, and when funding appears, it is crowded, competitive, and tilted toward safer, less disruptive themes. You push for accountability, and governments bristle. Corporations shut their doors. Your reporters navigate legal threats, online harassment, and real physical danger. The public value of this work is obvious. The market value is not. Profit has never been the reason to wake up and do this again each morning. What keeps me here is impact. The farmer who got his land back after we exposed the grab. The detainee who walked free because we would not drop the story. The quiet policy reversals that happened because the facts refused to disappear. Somehow, @HumAngle_ has survived six years. That survival is not just ours. It belongs to the communities that trusted us with their pain and who endured the crossfire of violent conflicts across Africa. Today, we mark another year.
We are still here.
A brief note on Kenyan diplomatic history in the context of the present missile attacks on airport infrastructure in the UAE and the region. In January 2022, the Houthis attacked Abu Dhabi airport. The UAE and Kenya were both in the Security Council at the time 🧵
On the same day footballers face heightened anti-doping scrutiny, the @ADAKKENYA hosts sports journalists in Mombasa for an “ethical reporting” retreat.
If most invited journalists are Nairobi-based, why hold the retreat in Mombasa? Jijazie tu🤣
#FootballKE
#PressStatement
On Monday, Mr. William Ruto’s regime carried out an illegal and unjustified rendition of Brian Kagoro (@TamukaKagoro77), the Africa Director of the @OpenSociety, barring him from entering Kenya, and taking him to South Africa.
KHRC condemns this action as an act of aggression and a direct assault on the work of human rights defenders across the region.
KHRC demands the immediate reversal of the decision against Kagoro, allowing him unfettered entry into and work in Kenya.
khrc.or.ke/press-release/…
If credible allegations exist, they must be tested before a court of law not addressed through opaque administrative expulsion.
Pan-African engagement is not subversion. Due process is not optional.
Y’all are fast to spot a gap.
But slow on details.
I posted a condolence message to a prominent US civil rights leader and within minutes I had three Kenyans asking me if I need live streaming services for “mzee’s funeral”.
A new report by researchers at The Citizen Lab says Israeli Cellebrite technology was used to break into Kenyan activist Boniface Mwangi’s phone while it was in police possession when he was under arrest last year.
theguardian.com/world/2026/feb…