Arsenal ended a run of one win in seven games when they hammered Crystal Palace 5-0 to move to third place on the Premier League tableArsenal returned to winning ways in ruthless fashion when they hammered Crystal Palace 5-0 at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday. The Gunners had only won one of their previous seven games in all competition and not secured victory in the Premier League since December 17 to ramp up pressure on coach Mikel Arteta ahead of Saturday’s encounter. Arsenal’ third goal arrived shortly after, Jesus finding himself with the ball at his feet in space after a lightning counter attack. With Arsenal seemingly headed for a 3-0 result, they scored two in one minute through Gabriel Martinelli. Victory leaves Arsenal third on the table with 43 points, two behind leaders Liverpool, who have played a game less.

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A Kenyan man has been arrested and detained on murder charges after allegedly killing a man who was delivering firewood to his neighbour in Fort Worth, Texas, United States. Christantus Omondi, 27, is said to have come out of his house naked and charged at the man delivering firewood, beating him to death. Mr Omondi has been charged with murder, aggravated assault on a security officer and obstruction. After police officers were called to the home, they found Mr Omondi naked in the freezing winter weather and arrested him. According to the warrant, Mr Omondi has a criminal record that includes evading arrest and holding a security guard at gunpoint.

The CS spoke at the first session of the Tunza Career Guidance and Mentorship program for students with disabilities at the Rev. She spoke of the need for teamwork to inspire and guide children from a young age, especially those with disabilities. “As a nation, we owe it to our children including children with disabilities the affection and attention they deserve to be ready to be the leaders of the present and the future. She said they go beyond just offering education scholarships for students with disabilities. They “instill confidence and forward habits in our children with disabilities” through their career guidance and mentorship programme.

Tata steel is cutting 3,000 jobsTata Steel has been bashed after it announced its plans to shut blast furnaces at its plant in Port Talbot, South Wales, with the loss of more than 3,000 jobs. The company has received backlash from industry experts and unions who claimed that the UK is set to become the “only G20 nation that can't make its own steel”. In the proposed strategy, the two high-emission blast furnaces and coke ovens in Port Talbot will undergo a phased closure. This plan is intended to reverse more than a decade of losses and transition from the legacy blast furnaces to a more sustainable, green steel business. It’s an incredibly sad day for British manufacturing, but particularly for the people of Port Talbot in South Wales which for years and years was the flagship making plants of the world.

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The Eiffel Tower was closed for months on end during the Covid lockdowns. Photo: Dimitar DILKOFF / AFPSource: AFPThe Eiffel Tower in Paris welcomed 6.3 million visitors last year, its management company said Friday, more than came in 2019 before the Covid-19 pandemic. France's "Iron Lady" boasted up to seven million visits in 2014 and 6.2 million five years later. Non-French Europeans accounted for 44 percent, with the largest numbers coming from Germany, Britain and Spain. Paris's major museums, another of the French capital's top attractions, also returned to pre-Covid visitor numbers or even set new records last year.

Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta on Saturday attended the memorial service of the late Mzee Jaramogi Oginga Odinga. Mzee Jaramogi passed on January 20, 1994 in Kisumu. The leaders were seated in the front row as they followed the memorial service. Azimio leader Raila Odinga who is Jaramogi's son scheduled the memorial service to celebrate and honour his legacy and place in Kenya’s history. He was appointed minister for home affairs in 1963, and in 1964 became vice president under founding father Mzee Jomo Kenyatta.

Kenya will only exit the government-to-government (G2G) oil import deal with Gulf nations to pave the way for the private sector. Source: UGCTreasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) Njuguna Ndung'u dismissed reports that the deal caused distortions in the forex market. How G2G helped stabilised forex marketNdung'u maintained that the G2G oil import scheme freed about 30% of the country's forex for other sectors of the economy. "The recent depreciation of the shilling against the US dollar is driven by market fundamentals, and not G2G oil deal," the CS explained. Facts about G2G oil import dealThe Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) inked a deal with three international oil-producing companies to import oil on credit.

Editor's Review Some of the popular institutions Laxmanbhai Construction Ltd has worked on include; Brookhouse School and Aga Khan University Centre, Nairobi. Laxmanbhai, who died in September 2023, was the founder of Laxmanbhai Construction Ltd, a company behind several iconic buildings in Nairobi City. Based in Kenya, Laxmanbhai Construction Ltd receives support from its UK and India subsidiaries, especially in the importation of materials and equipment. Some of the popular institutions Laxmanbhai Construction Ltd has worked on include; Brookhouse School, Aga Khan University Centre, Nairobi, and Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa. Under the hotel and hospitality category, Laxmanbhai Construction Ltd has worked on English Point Marina, Villa Rosa Kempinski, and The New Stanley Hotel.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has called on the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) countries to use trade to enhance prosperity among member states. Addressing leaders from about 120 who have converged in Kampala for the 19th Summit of NAM, Museveni further said member countries should use science and technology to deal with human problems, the environment, crime and terrorism. “The future is bright if we act right,” Museveni told presidents, Heads of State and Governments and the Heads of Delegations of the NAM countries attending the week-long event. About 4,000 guests from different member states are attending the weeklong summit that started on Monday. It also includes the non-UN member state of Palestine, 17 other observer countries and 10 observer organisations.

Evil plans, as it turned out, and the exceptionally pretty vessel through which those plans were delivered came by the name Akinyi. If you don’t know, the name Akinyi means born in the morning. That means the unborn girl spent the entire night working out how to escape her mother’s womb. Akinyi dared me to a drinking contest in the third — tequila, no less, the worst alcohol in the history of the universe. The bouncer says he was kind enough not to leave us all the way on the street.” She touches her cup to mine.

The year has begun on a slippery note for Busia Governor Paul Otuoma, political commentators have said. Some of Otuoma's development plans include the revitalisation of agriculture, which he says will enable county residents live a food secure life. After Monday chaos, Raila acknowledged the gap between the governor and county residents, promising to convene a meeting with Otuoma. The county chief spoke at Sikura village in Bwaliro sublocation in Butula subcounty during the burial of Fredrick Makokha. We expect this to transform the economy of Busia county,” Otuoma said.

Donald Trump has urged the US Supreme Court to put a "swift and decisive end" to his exclusion from Colorado's presidential primary ballot. In a court filing on Thursday, Mr Trump said "chaos and bedlam" would be unleashed if other states followed Colorado and banned him from primaries. Colorado's top court banned Mr Trump in December, accusing him of engaging in insurrection over the Capitol riot. "And even if President Trump were subject to section 3 he did not 'engage in' anything that qualifies as 'insurrection," it added. But postal ballots need to be sent out weeks beforehand, meaning the Supreme Court is under growing pressure to act.

The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) has released the 2023 Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) results. A KNEC official told the Star on Friday that the results can be accessed by headteachers who have logins to the KNEC CBA portal. "These are reports that give performance of the schools and individuals," a KNEC official confirmed to the Star. Early this month, KNEC CEO David Njeng'ere said KPSEA registration exercise will start on January 29 and end on March 2024. "The registration of 2024 KPSEA and KCSE candidates to begin January 29 to March 29," he said.