We all share the same stories, as heard in ‘Aayi Aayi’ and ‘Piya Piya Calling’. The synchronised audiovisual authenticity of ‘Aayi Aayi’ has been distilled into an experience of unadulterated self-love for the Sindhi identity. The Sindhi cast of ‘Aayi Aayi’ sings, dances and portrays their timeless story — as the oldest tale of the soul children of this soil. Piya Piya CallingThe second vocalist, Zeeshan Ali, however, invites us to be gentle with ourselves, by embracing our flaws without judgement. To me, Coke Studio Season 15, as a whole, speaks of the topical need for a collective awakening.

This progress has not only elevated the profile of Kenyan football but also significantly increased the earnings of these players. Kenya’s wealthiest footballers of 2024Victor Wanyama - $13.9mThe former Tottenham midfielder tops the list of the richest Kenyan footballers so far in 2024. Michael Olunga - $4mThe Harambee Stars forward ranks second on the list of the richest Kenyan footballers in 2024. Arnold Origi - $4mThe veteran goalkeeper also ranks among the wealthiest Kenyan footballers. Most valuable Kenyan footballersTuko.co.ke in another report compiled a list of the most valuable Kenyan players in 2024.

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A group of protesting youths on Saturday reportedly stormed activist Boniface Mwangi’s offices located in Nairobi. In the video obtained by Kenyans.co.ke, the protesters could be captured hoisting huge placards and twigs as they demanded an audience with the activist. The furious protesters accused Boniface Mwangi of allegedly fueling the violence and anarchy recently witnessed in Kenya. A group of youths stage demonstrations outside Boniface Mwangi's office Kenyans.co.keIn the footage that has since circulated widely, the demonstrating youths could be captured attempting to pull down Mwangi’s office gate as they sought to meet him. The movement to change Kenya is unstoppable," Boniface Mwangi stated.

Nico Williams wheels away in celebration after scoring the opening goal for Spain in their 2-1 win over England on July 14, 2024. Clubs circle around Nico Williams after impressive show at Euro 2024While this breakout performance on the European stage has generated significant interest from various clubs, Williams has been wowing La Liga fans for some time. Williams' performance at the Euros and its influence on his career? "He's yet to play club European football but his performance at the Euros will show everyone that this kid is ready to dominate. Why Barcelona is the best choice for Nico WilliamsOwuraku, who also contributes to The Analyst as a writer, recommended Barcelona as the perfect next step.

At least two people including a police officer were Friday shot and killed in a clash over a gold mining site in Hilo, Moyale, Marsabit County. The Hilo Gold mine, situated near the Kenya-Ethiopia border in Dabel, has been a focal point for gold mining activities, attracting numerous youths seeking to earn a living through gold scavenging. Kindiki visited the area in March and ordered the closure of gold mining sites in Marsabit. The gold miners are also ordered to seek licenses from all the relevant government authorities before embarking on the work. The majority of the gold mining activities are done by small and medium enterprise miners who have been exposed to unsafe practices in the mining extraction processes.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has urged the youth in Kenya particularly the Gen Zs to stop anti-state protests assuring them that the government has heard them and he is ready to implement their demands. "Tafadhali Gen Zs my sons and daughter please we have heard you. You have spoken clearly what you have said needs no full stops or commas it is clear," he said. So we want to ask the Gen Zs please don't allow your protest to be hijacked by people with criminal intent to steal and destroy property," Gachagua said. The President, government and everybody has heard you, now let us wait for the action that follows," he said.

Civil society organisations (CSOs) have fiercely rejected claims that they funded recent protests in Kenya, which have resulted in 50 deaths. Among the 44 groups refuting these allegations are the Law Society of Kenya, Amnesty International Kenya, and Human Rights Watch. The letter highlighted the groups' concern over a recent government letter suggesting that civil society organisations support unlawful behaviour and unruly protests, which contradicts their mission. On Friday, the government requested detailed information from the Ford Foundation regarding the disbursement of approximately Ksh194 million to 16 grant recipients. Civil society groups have also defended their role in addressing the needs of Kenyans affected by the crisis.

By REUTERS More by this AuthorNigeria fined Meta Platforms $220 million, its competition watchdog said on Friday, after investigations showed data-sharing on social platforms violated local consumer, data protection and privacy laws. FCCPC Chief Adamu Abdullahi said the investigations were jointly held with Nigeria's Data Protection Commission and spanned over 38 months. The final order mandates steps and actions Meta must take to comply with local laws, Abdullahi said. Meta has faced pushback in Europe and other jurisdictions over alleged breaches of data protection laws. Meanwhile, South Africa's competition watchdog have announced plans to investigate whether digital platforms, including Meta unfairly compete with news publishers by using their content to generate ad revenue.

Speaking to the press at a Garissa hotel, the elders drawn from different clans residing in Garissa further said that Duale’s re-appointment will help in strengthening security in Northeastern and the country at large. Duale has been the CS for the Defence ministry since October 2022 until July this year when President Ruto dissolved his Cabinet. “We are here as elders of this county to express our appreciation to President William Ruto for showing confidence in our son. He could have chosen to pick another person but decided to retain him the same docket that he was serving,” Amey said. As they say, it is the wearer of the shoe who knows where it pinches the most."

Anti-Narcotics Unit (ANU) detectives stationed at the Coast region on Saturday arrested a suspected drug trafficker and seized cannabis sativa worth over Ksh 11 million. Photo NPSAnother suspect, in the same vehicle was however cornered and arrested by the sleuths while trying to escape. The suspect was subsequently detained at the Mombasa Urban Police Station awaiting to be arraigned in court on Monday. This comes even as Coast leaders have been voicing their concerns over increased cases of drug trafficking in the coastal region. According to NACADA, more than half of the youth (596,336 out of 1,137,288) were abusing drugs and substances.

This is how Coke Young-Go is best described: a fashion icon in the province of Leyte, where she is also referred to as the "Heart Evangelista of Eastern Visayas." After recovering from the onslaught of Super Typhoon 'Yolanda,' Coke Young-Go opens Chew Love Restaurant in June 2014. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS After recovering from the onslaught of Super Typhoon 'Yolanda,' Coke Young-Go opens Chew Love Restaurant in June 2014. After recovering from the onslaught of Super Typhoon 'Yolanda,' Coke Young-Go opens Chew Love Restaurant in June 2014. CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS After recovering from the onslaught of Super Typhoon 'Yolanda,' Coke Young-Go opens Chew Love Restaurant in June 2014.

Ford Foundation responds to demands from Kenyan governmentThe Ford Foundation has denied claims by the Kenyan government that it is funding 16 civil society organisations to topple President William Ruto’s government. In a letter to the president of the New York-based Ford Foundation, Darren Walker, the PS said there had been some unexplained fast-track grants amounting to $1.49 million (Sh194 million) in the last month alone. Other beneficiaries include The Institute for Social Accountability (TISA) ($200,000), National Coalition of Human Rights Defenders (K) ($257,000), Shinning Hope for Communities Inc. ($2,050,000), Coalition for Grassroots Human Rights Defenders Kenya ($250,000), Community Aid International ($100,000), Mzalendo Trust ($335,000), Usikimye (Femicide) ($30,000), and Citizens Advancement Initiative ($150,000). Legacy of tackling inequalityThe PS claimed that the protesters were out to overthrow the democratically elected government of Kenya. However, the foundation condemned any action or speech that is “hateful or advocates violence against any institution, individual or community”.

Kirinyaga Women Rep Welcomed With Song and Dance for Voting No to Finance Bill 2024Source: UGCThe lawmaker was celebrated for her decisive stance on the bill, which has sparked widespread debate and concern across the nation. The streets were filled with jubilant supporters, waving banners and singing traditional songs as they welcomed her home. Njeri's decision to reject the Finance Bill endeared her to her people, who expressed relief and satisfaction that their voices had been heard. My vote against the Bill reflected the concerns and struggles of the people of Kirinyaga," she said. The Finance Bill 2024 was a subject of intense debate, with Kenyans arguing that it sought to impose undue financial burdens on the common citizen.

Kenyan police in Haiti engaged in a gun battle as they patrolled a deserted street in the Caribbean nation. The officers have been patrolling the streets of Haiti with heavy armoured vehicles. In the video, seen by the Star, the officers are seen patrolling an empty street in a convoy of five vehicles. The area is deserted and appears ravaged by heavy fighting in the past, as many buildings have been destroyed. From the video, it was not clear if Kenyan officers had come under attack.