Men posing as women offering ‘relaxing massage’ arrested for robbing client Ksh.280K during session.#Kenya

President Ruto urges new CSs and PSs to focus on service delivery, avoid distractions

#DRC Boulos Refused to Buy FDLR's Cards

Kim Jong Un's powerful sister slammed US-led efforts to take away North Korea's nuclear weapons, saying the idea of denuclearising the country was a "daydream".

Another point of contention between GNU partners – the ANC and DA – is brewing as the DA lobbies the public to object the draft regulations for the private security industry that Police Minister Senzo Mchunu has recently published for comment.

#NASA seeks proposals for two private #astronaut missions to ISS .
NASA’s latest call for proposals to conduct private astronaut missions to the International Space Station opens the door to having those missions commanded by someone other than a former NASA astronaut.

NASA announced April 2 it issued a solicitation for the next two private astronaut missions, or PAMs, to the ISS. These will be the fifth and sixth such missions to the ISS, part of a broader low Earth orbit commercialization effort by NASA with the ultimate goal of replacing the ISS with one or more commercial stations.

The PAMs support that effort “by leveraging our decades of expertise to help industry gain the experience needed to train and manage crews, conduct research, and develop future destinations,” Dana Weigel, NASA ISS program manager, said in a statement. “Private astronaut missions are a key part of this effort, providing companies with hands-on opportunities to refine their capabilities and build partnerships that will shape the future of low Earth #orbit.”

Abandoned boats become #toxic waste in Lamu's pristine waters

Francis Atwoli: We have to regulate social media

Matiang’i will be on the ballot in 2027, jail or no jail - Jubilee SG Kioni declares

Au #Soudan, l’armée dit avoir reconquis la Banque centrale

Les militaires, fidèles au général Al-Burhane, ont indiqué avoir repris aux Forces de soutien rapide (FSR) du commandant Hemetti plusieurs bâtiments importants du centre de Khartoum, après avoir récupéré le palais présidentiel. « La bataille n’est pas terminée », jurent les deux parties.

L’armée soudanaise a indiqué, samedi 22 mars, avoir repris aux paramilitaires des Forces de soutien rapide (FSR) plusieurs bâtiments importants du centre de Khartoum, notamment la Banque centrale. Elle avait reconquis la veille le palais présidentiel. Ces reconquêtes, parmi les plus importantes de l’armée en près de deux ans de guerre contre les FSR, lui donnent un avantage, mais pas le contrôle total de la capitale, dans un Soudan qui reste divisé.

« Nos forces ont réalisé davantage de progrès la nuit dernière en s’emparant de plusieurs bâtiments, notamment ceux de la Banque du Soudan, du siège des services de renseignements et du Musée national, et éliminé des centaines de membres de la milice qui ont tenté de fuir », a déclaré le porte-parole de l’armée, le général Nabil Abdullah, en référence aux FSR, dans un communiqué à l’AFP.