3 of the 4 active Ballon d’Or winners will be plying their trade in Saudi Arabia. A US-based PGA Tour and LIV Gold deal will see the finest golfers playing there, some for the first time ever.
Women in informal sector struggled for necessary during the pandemic. The government, a new report says, did little to rescue women.
Financial support from public, private sector not forthcoming. A sizable number lost jobs or source of income to pandemic.
So Harold is about to pull the biggest heist of his career, praying for an economy while those who should be fixing it continue to do very little to right it.
The executive is happy. The Judiciary, not quite. This TV is used to watch Arsenal lose matches every weekend, with Chelsea quickly replacing them when fortunes look up for the former.
If a local government just sits while the price of sugar approaches that of a kidney, then it is clearly in cahoots with the oppressors.
Nine out of 10 times your pastor says they have heard from, or seen, The Lord, consider the use of more than just a pinch of salt in that statement.
The rich man ferried to his house basic goods that he knew the people would come looking for. Salt, flour, grain, milk and drums of muratina, which was the fuel that ran the place.
As Christmas nears, Sue will sponsor many people to execute her nefarious activities.
Economist Ken Gichinga, who heads Mentoria Economics, says that Kibaki’s playbook entailed easily availing of money to the private sector and thus powering the economy in an unprecedented way.
Gitegi has no heroes who fought for independence, and we still see traces of Harold’s colonial rule in Sue’s administration.
Mass demonstrations by Azimio on the cost of living shaped the year's politics.
The phenomenal Kipyegon had her best year. Within a week in June, Kipyegon shattered the 1,500m and 5,000m world records, before breaking the one-mile record the month after.
With a tumultuous past many months, the excitement seemed to have faded and as Ruto tries to steer the ship through troubled waters, disquiet looms within.
Gifted from a young age, Mwangi remembers drawing on the blackboard whenever the teacher needed a sketch.
The biggest battles between Ruto and the Judiciary are on the housing levy and a bid to send police to Haiti. President has vowed to defy the court's orders as he plans to go ahead with his projects.
Like most of us here in Gitegi, Harold associates elections with violence, intimidation, manipulation and explosive gaslighting.
Naysayers are incensed about the idea of a polygamous president, a spectacle for many outside the West Africa country.
A high wage bill contributes to crowding out of resources that could be used for development. This further leads to loss of competitiveness of the economy as a whole.
Floods and landslides have killed 181 people since March, according to the Red Cross.
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