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UK Prime Minister Ready to Deploy Troops to Ukraine for Peacekeeping

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said he is ready to send British troops to Ukraine as part of a peace deal to ensure security in the region. He believes a stable peace is necessary to prevent further aggression from Russian President Vladimir Putin. Speaking ahead of a summit with European leaders in Paris, Keir Starmer said the UK is prepared to take an active role in maintaining peace in Ukraine. He emphasized that deploying troops would be a serious decision, but one that could help safeguard Europe. “I do not say this lightly,” Sir Keir wrote in the…

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New African Union Chief Elected Amid Ongoing Crises

The African Union (AU) has chosen a new leader as conflicts continue in two of the continent’s largest nations. During its annual summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, leaders selected Djibouti’s Foreign Minister Mahmoud Ali Youssouf to chair the African Union Commission. His election comes at a time when Africa faces serious political and security challenges. Youssouf, who turned 60 last week, won against two strong candidates—Kenya’s former Prime Minister Raila Odinga and Madagascar’s former Foreign Minister Richard Randriamandrato. The voting process took several rounds before Youssouf secured victory with 33 votes in the final round. He will replace Chad’s Moussa…

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Russian Drone Strikes Chernobyl Nuclear Plant

A Russian drone hit the protective outer shell of Ukraine’s Chernobyl nuclear plant early Friday morning (local time), punching a hole in the structure and starting a brief fire. The drone, equipped with a high-explosive warhead, struck the plant, causing some damage but no immediate danger to the facility. The Ukrainian government has blamed Russia for the attack, while the Kremlin has denied involvement. No Increase in Radiation Levels According to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), there has been no increase in radiation levels at the site, which remains a significant concern for many in Ukraine and around the…

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European Leaders Push Back Against Trump's New Policies

Two key European leaders voiced strong concerns over recent U.S. policies under President Donald Trump, as Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposed the formation of an “armed forces of Europe” and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz condemned foreign interference in Germany’s elections. Their statements at the Munich Security Conference reflected growing tensions as Europe struggles to adapt to Trump’s shifting stance on transatlantic relations. Ukraine Calls for Stronger European Defense Zelenskyy’s speech underscored the urgency for a more independent European defense strategy. He argued that Ukraine’s three-year battle against Russia proves that Europe has the foundation to create its own military force.…

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UN Chief Warns of Escalating Conflict in DR Congo

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed deep concern over the escalating violence in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Speaking at an African Union (AU) summit in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, he stressed the need to maintain DRC’s “territorial integrity” amid the growing crisis. He warned that the situation could lead to a regional war if not handled carefully. Rising Tensions in Eastern DRC Fighting has intensified in South Kivu province, where the M23 armed group has reportedly taken control of Kavumu airport near the provincial capital, Bukavu. The armed group, allegedly backed by Rwanda, has already taken control of…

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Meta Plans to Develop Humanoid Robots for Home Assistance

Meta, the company led by Mark Zuckerberg, is reportedly working on technology for humanoid robots that could help with household tasks. According to Bloomberg, Meta has created a new team under its Reality Labs division. This team will focus on building software, sensors, and artificial intelligence for robots. While Meta may not launch its own robot right away, it wants to provide the core technology for other companies. Meta’s Vision for Humanoid Robots Meta’s goal is to create the software and AI that power humanoid robots. The company is reportedly in talks with robotics firms like Unitree Robotics and Figure…

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Arabica Coffee Prices

Arabica coffee prices are predicted to drop by 30% by the end of 2025. This decline follows a recent rise in prices to record highs. Analysts say demand will slow as prices remain high. Also, Brazil is likely to produce a larger crop of coffee next year. According to a Reuters poll, arabica coffee futures will likely fall to $2.95 per pound by the end of 2025. This is a sharp drop from the record price of $4.2995 per pound on February 11, 2025. The poll also predicts a 6% drop from the prices expected at the end of 2024.…

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KALRO Unveils Ambitious Plan to Boost Coffee Farming in Kenya

The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) has launched an ambitious coffee planting campaign. The organization plans to increase coffee seed production from 5,000 kg to 15,000 kg by 2027/28. This initiative is part of Kenya’s Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA), which aims to boost agriculture and generate revenue. KALRO’s Commitment to Coffee Farming The 3rd KALRO-CRI Open Week took place at the Ruiru Coffee Fair, where Dr. Felister Makini, KALRO’s Deputy Director for crops, highlighted the importance of coffee. This year’s theme was “Advancing agricultural innovation for resilient food systems and sustainable livelihoods.” Dr. Makini shared that similar…

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Nutrition Support for Flood Victims in Nyando

Kisumu County has partnered with the Red Cross Society to launch a new program aimed at helping victims of the recent floods in Nyando Sub-County. The program is worth Sh11.4 million and is designed to support children and pregnant women who have been severely affected by the floods. Addressing Malnutrition Among Vulnerable Groups The floods caused major damage in Nyando, leaving many families struggling to recover. This nutrition program will provide food and supplies to fight malnutrition. The focus is to ensure that families can access nutritious meals and avoid serious health issues. Rael Mwando, the County Nutrition Coordinator, spoke…

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SailPoint Returns to Public Market as First Big Tech IPO of 2025

Cybersecurity firm SailPoint has made its return to the public market, pricing its initial public offering (IPO) at $23 per share, the highest in its expected range. The move raised $1.38 billion, marking it as the first major tech IPO of 2025. Before the IPO, SailPoint was valued at $12.6 billion, while its closest competitor, Okta, was valued at $16.8 billion. CEO Mark McClain expressed confidence in the company’s position, stating that investors are seeking firms with steady growth and profitability, qualities SailPoint meets. He believes the firm is well-positioned to attract these investors. A Return to Public Markets SailPoint…

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