The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has suspended several public service vehicle (PSV) operators after citing serious safety breaches and repeated traffic violations. In a notice issued Monday, the regulator said the affected companies failed to comply with requirements under the Traffic Act and NTSA safety regulations, with some also linked to fatal crashes … Read more
Summary Many talented individuals struggle to monetize their skills—not because they lack creativity, but because they misunderstand what the market truly values. In this regular column, Nairobi influencer Elvis W explains how clients and employers pay not for personal expression, but for reliability, problem-solving under pressure, and deep mastery that reduces risk. Developing skills that … Read more
Based on reporting by TechNewsWorld.com Key Points at a Glance Artificial intelligence is set to redefine cybersecurity globally in 2026—but for Africa, the stakes may be even higher. ALSO READ Britain’s Royal Navy Tests New Helicopter That Flies without a Pilot As digital adoption accelerates across the continent, experts warn that AI-driven cyber threats could … Read more
Key Points at a Glance Adapted from reporting by: HealthBusiness.co.ke When Brian Odhiambo escorted his wife, Wendy Majore, to hospital in October 2023, he expected to leave as a proud new father. Instead, within hours, his anticipation turned into grief. Majore, a 25-year-old award-winning fashion designer and former Miss Curvy Kenya 2018, died while giving … Read more
Summary Britain’s Royal Navy has successfully tested its first full-sized autonomous helicopter, Proteus. The drone aircraft is designed to track submarines, patrol seas, and carry out dangerous missions without human pilots, as defence spending rises across Europe due to growing security concerns in the North Atlantic. Royal Navy Tests Autonomous Helicopter Britain’s Royal Navy has … Read more
Months after officially shutting down its newsroom, Look Up TV appears to be making a quiet return to the airwaves—though its direction and long-term plans remain unclear. In June 2024, the station publicly announced its closure after six years of operation. During a live broadcast on June 7, journalist Tende Anyula emotionally informed viewers that both the … Read more
In Smmary Africa’s Strongest Passports in 2026 Africa’s passport rankings continue to show wide gaps in global mobility across the continent. Seychelles leads Africa and ranks 24th globally, offering visa-free access to 154 destinations, supported by strong diplomacy and global trust. South Africa ranks 2nd in Africa and 48th globally, with access to 101 destinations visa-free. Botswana follows in 3rd place in Africa, ranking 59th globally with access … Read more
In Summary Also Read Kenya Passport Ranks 8th in Africa as Global Position Improves Building collapses in Nairobi are no longer shocking events. They have become a dangerous pattern. Every collapse tells the same story: poor approvals, weak inspections, and lack of accountability. These are not natural disasters. They are human failures. If Nairobi wants safe … Read more
Summary:Elvis W. makes a simple but powerful point: no course can guarantee you a job. In 2026, learning a new skill—especially in tech or AI—is about what you do after the course, not just attending and collecting certificates. Success comes from consistent practice, building projects, and exposing your work to feedback. Courses give you tools … Read more
In Summary ALSO READ Nairobi Building Collapses: How Accountability in Approvals Can Save Lives More than a decade after the Arab Spring reshaped the Middle East, its legacy stands as a warning rather than a blueprint for change. The uprisings that began in 2011 were driven by hopes of freedom, dignity, and economic opportunity, but … Read more