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Kenya Integrates Mandarin into National Curriculum
Kenya is integrating Mandarin into its national curriculum, from primary to tertiary levels, to boost global opportunities and strengthen ties with China, starting with a pilot program and addressing teacher shortages through training programs like the 2+2 program with Tianjin Normal University.
Kenya Integrates Mandarin into National Curriculum
Kenya is integrating Mandarin into its national curriculum, from primary to tertiary levels, to boost global opportunities and strengthen ties with China, starting with a pilot program and addressing teacher shortages through training programs like the 2+2 program with Tianjin Normal University.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Ant Smuggling Case Highlights Shift in Illegal Wildlife Trade
Four men—two Belgians, a Vietnamese, and a Kenyan—were fined €6,150 in Kenya for smuggling over 5,000 ants, including the rare Messor cephalotes, highlighting the shift in illegal wildlife trade toward smaller species and the growing problem of biopiracy.
Ant Smuggling Case Highlights Shift in Illegal Wildlife Trade
Four men—two Belgians, a Vietnamese, and a Kenyan—were fined €6,150 in Kenya for smuggling over 5,000 ants, including the rare Messor cephalotes, highlighting the shift in illegal wildlife trade toward smaller species and the growing problem of biopiracy.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Widespread Abuse of Kenyan Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia Revealed
Amnesty International's report details widespread abuse of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia, including physical, sexual, and verbal assault, highlighting the exploitative "kafala" system and urging both Kenyan and Saudi Arabian governments to take immediate action.
Widespread Abuse of Kenyan Domestic Workers in Saudi Arabia Revealed
Amnesty International's report details widespread abuse of Kenyan domestic workers in Saudi Arabia, including physical, sexual, and verbal assault, highlighting the exploitative "kafala" system and urging both Kenyan and Saudi Arabian governments to take immediate action.
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64% Bias Score
Kenyan Court Sentences Four for Smuggling Thousands of Giant Ants
A Kenyan court sentenced four men—two Belgians, a Vietnamese national, and a Kenyan—to one year in prison or a $7,700 fine for attempting to smuggle over 5,000 Giant African Harvester Ants (Messor cephalotes) concealed in 2,200 tubes, destined for European and Asian markets.
Kenyan Court Sentences Four for Smuggling Thousands of Giant Ants
A Kenyan court sentenced four men—two Belgians, a Vietnamese national, and a Kenyan—to one year in prison or a $7,700 fine for attempting to smuggle over 5,000 Giant African Harvester Ants (Messor cephalotes) concealed in 2,200 tubes, destined for European and Asian markets.
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40% Bias Score
Kenyan Police Officers Charged in Baby Pendo Murder Case
Four Kenyan police officers have been charged with the murder of six-month-old Samantha Pendo, who died in 2017 during post-election violence in Kisumu; charges against eight other officers were dropped, sparking criticism from human rights groups who cite systemic issues with police accountability.
Kenyan Police Officers Charged in Baby Pendo Murder Case
Four Kenyan police officers have been charged with the murder of six-month-old Samantha Pendo, who died in 2017 during post-election violence in Kisumu; charges against eight other officers were dropped, sparking criticism from human rights groups who cite systemic issues with police accountability.
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36% Bias Score
Beehive Fences Reduce Human-Elephant Conflict in Kenya
Researchers in Kenya have developed beehive fences to deter elephants from damaging crops, resulting in a 75% reduction in elephant incursions and additional income for farmers through honey production; however, the approach's long-term effectiveness is vulnerable to climate change.
Beehive Fences Reduce Human-Elephant Conflict in Kenya
Researchers in Kenya have developed beehive fences to deter elephants from damaging crops, resulting in a 75% reduction in elephant incursions and additional income for farmers through honey production; however, the approach's long-term effectiveness is vulnerable to climate change.
Progress
48% Bias Score
Tanzania Deports Activists Observing Lissu Trial
Tanzanian authorities arrested and deported Kenyan and Ugandan activists who traveled to Dar es Salaam to observe the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu, citing a lack of legal representation licenses and alleging violation of national laws, sparking regional debate on human rights and judicial ...
Tanzania Deports Activists Observing Lissu Trial
Tanzanian authorities arrested and deported Kenyan and Ugandan activists who traveled to Dar es Salaam to observe the trial of opposition leader Tundu Lissu, citing a lack of legal representation licenses and alleging violation of national laws, sparking regional debate on human rights and judicial ...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Kenya Battles Deadly Kala Azar Outbreak
A Kala azar outbreak in Kenya has claimed 33 lives and infected over 1,000 in four months, highlighting the challenge of neglected tropical diseases in regions with limited healthcare; the majority of cases are in northeastern Kenya, with the Ministry of Health deploying mobile labs and collaboratin...
Kenya Battles Deadly Kala Azar Outbreak
A Kala azar outbreak in Kenya has claimed 33 lives and infected over 1,000 in four months, highlighting the challenge of neglected tropical diseases in regions with limited healthcare; the majority of cases are in northeastern Kenya, with the Ministry of Health deploying mobile labs and collaboratin...
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28% Bias Score
President Ruto's Nicknames Reflect Shifting Public Opinion in Kenya
President William Ruto of Kenya, nicknamed "Hustler" and "Muuza Kuku" before his election, now faces numerous negative nicknames like "Zakayo" and "Must Go," reflecting public discontent over tax increases and unfulfilled promises, revealed in online discussions and protests.
President Ruto's Nicknames Reflect Shifting Public Opinion in Kenya
President William Ruto of Kenya, nicknamed "Hustler" and "Muuza Kuku" before his election, now faces numerous negative nicknames like "Zakayo" and "Must Go," reflecting public discontent over tax increases and unfulfilled promises, revealed in online discussions and protests.
Progress
36% Bias Score
AFRICOM Airstrikes Target ISIS-Somalia in Northeast Somalia
AFRICOM conducted airstrikes against ISIS-Somalia in northeastern Somalia on an unspecified date, in collaboration with the Somali Federal Government and Somali security forces, aiming to degrade ISIS-Somalia capabilities and prevent attacks against U.S. interests.
AFRICOM Airstrikes Target ISIS-Somalia in Northeast Somalia
AFRICOM conducted airstrikes against ISIS-Somalia in northeastern Somalia on an unspecified date, in collaboration with the Somali Federal Government and Somali security forces, aiming to degrade ISIS-Somalia capabilities and prevent attacks against U.S. interests.
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36% Bias Score
Sainsbury's boosts Fairtrade tea sales with major commitment
Sainsbury's switched its "by Sainsbury's" classic teabags to Fairtrade, boosting UK Fairtrade tea sales by almost 50% and adding approximately £1 million annually to the Fairtrade premium; this follows a past attempt at a similar ethical label and addresses climate change and gender rights concerns ...
Sainsbury's boosts Fairtrade tea sales with major commitment
Sainsbury's switched its "by Sainsbury's" classic teabags to Fairtrade, boosting UK Fairtrade tea sales by almost 50% and adding approximately £1 million annually to the Fairtrade premium; this follows a past attempt at a similar ethical label and addresses climate change and gender rights concerns ...
Progress
44% Bias Score
Al-Shabaab Ambush Kills Five Kenyan Police Officers
Five Kenyan Special Operations Group police officers were killed, and nine wounded, in a Boni Forest ambush by Al-Shabaab militants on July 14, prompting intensified counterterrorism operations by Kenyan security forces.
Al-Shabaab Ambush Kills Five Kenyan Police Officers
Five Kenyan Special Operations Group police officers were killed, and nine wounded, in a Boni Forest ambush by Al-Shabaab militants on July 14, prompting intensified counterterrorism operations by Kenyan security forces.
Progress
52% Bias Score
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