Author: Nancy Kahaki (Nancy Kahaki)
Juneteenth: a Federal Holiday Marking The End of Slavery, and Injustice Committed by Texas Enslavers
Myths allege enslaved people were unaware of the emancipation proclamation, but evidence shows lack of enforcement condemned more than 200,000 African Americans to endure two more years of slavery.
Sudan Rejects Ruto’s Chairmanship In Peace Talks Committee, Ethiopia Embraces Dialogue Post-Tigray war, Cameroon’s John Fru Ndi dies
Sudan has rejected Ruto's leadership in the peace keeping mission saying Kenya is not neutral
Tina Turner, Queen of Rock N Roll, Dead at 83
The "We Don't Need another Hero" and "Simply the Best" Singer has left behind a rich legacy that reaches far beyond the music industry
Civil Rights and Entertainment Icon Harry Belafonte Dead at 96
Mr. Belafonte will be remembered as a true pioneer in the entertainment industry, a tireless advocate for social justice, and a humanitarian
Taifa-1, Kenya’s First Satellite Launch, Aborted Dude to Bad Weather
The next launch date is set for Thursday night in California. Kenyans can watch the launch on Friday at 9.47 a.m. EAT