He was traveling to JohannesburgA Ugandan man was on October 26, 2026 arrested at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi after he vomited while eating and started sweating profusely.It is stated that the man had just arrived from Entebe aboard Kenya Airways flight and was on transit to Johannesburg in South Africa.
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Jayesh Umesh Saini: Bliss Healthcare Owner Cleared To Take Control Of Dubai-Based Investment Group ABCD
Follow us for the latest business, career & biography updates.Kenyan billionaire and healthcare tycoon Jayesh Umesh Saini has received regulatory approval to acquire sole control of Africa Business Corporation and Development Limited (ABCD).The approval was announced through Gazette Notice No. 16875, dated September 21, 2026.
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Tell Nairobi residents the truth on Eastleigh collapsed building, South B MCA now tells Sakaja
She said Sakaja come out cleanNairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is facing fresh pressure to explain his administration’s handling of the Eastleigh building collapse following a statement by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) indicating that it had not received an inquiry file from the county government regarding the construction of the building.
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Three Somali electricity companies raise tariffs by 5 cents amid rising fuel costs
Mogadishu (HOL) — Three major Somali electricity providers have increased power tariffs by 5 cents per kilowatt-hour, citing a sharp rise in fuel costs that they say has made it increasingly difficult to maintain electricity supplies at previous prices.BECO, Muqdisho Power and Blue Sky Energy announced the increase in a joint statement in Mogadishu on Sunday, Oct. 25, saying the new rates took effect immediately.
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Gabby Thomas Officially Off the Market as She Marries Longtime Partner in Private Wedding
The Olympics champion and her fiancé made their vows in a private marriage ceremony in Austin.
Gabby Thomas is officially off the market.
The multiple Olympic champion tied the knot to her longtime partner Spencer McManes at a private wedding ceremony on Monday.
Not much details have been provided about the nuptials but photos of the couple leaving the courthouse have since been shared online.
The couple had their vows at the Heman Marion Sweatt Travis County Court House in Austin, Texas and left in high spirits before sharing an embrace and a kiss for the cameras.
Thomas and McManes started dating in 2022 and made their engagement official in March 2025.
McManes sealed the moment with a dazzling diamond ring, affirming his love for Thomas in a romantic rooftop proposal during a staycation in Austin.
Thomas’ now newly-wed husband is a Georgia native with an impressive background both in academics and athletics.
He attended Blessed Trinity Catholic High School before graduating in 2013 and went on to play quarterback at Yale University while earning a degree in political science and government in 2017.
Following his graduation, McManes worked at McChrystal Group, a consulting firm in Virginia, before relocating to Austin in 2021.
He transitioned into a career in customer success management. In addition to his corporate career, McManes is also an entrepreneur. In May 2023, he launched Kaviva, a non-alcoholic kava seltzer brand based in Austin.
Though both Thomas and McManes were Ivy League athletes—Thomas excelling in track at Harvard and McManes playing football at Yale—their paths didn’t cross during their college years.
Their love story officially began in October 2022 and since then, McManes has been a constant presence in Thomas' life, frequently appearing in her social media posts and supporting her on and off the track.
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Review: Mbappe decides Clasico, Real Sociedad goes fifth in Liga
FC Barcelona's player Pau Cubarsi (L) vies with Real Madrid CF's player Kylian Mbappe during the La Liga football match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid CF in Barcelona, Spain, on Oct. 25, 2026. (Photo by Joan Gosa/Xinhua)Two goals from Kylian Mbappe gave Real Madrid a 2-1 win away to FC Barcelona in the first Clasico of the season on Sunday.
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Former NISA chief meets Deni, Madobe and Irro in UAE over alliance against Mohamud
Mogadishu (HOL) — Former Somali intelligence chief Abdullahi Mohamed Ali Sanbaloolshe claimed he met the leaders of Puntland, Jubaland and Somaliland in the United Arab Emirates to discuss forming a political alliance aimed at removing President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud from power.Sanbaloolshe, a former director of the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA), made the remarks in an interview circulating Sunday, naming Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni, Jubaland leader Ahmed Mohamed Islam Madobe and Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro among those he said he met in the UAE.
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Somalia releases Ebola contact after two negative tests, 21-day quarantine
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali Health Ministry released a man from Ebola quarantine after two tests returned negative and he completed a 21-day monitoring period without developing symptoms, officials announced Sunday.The man had been placed in isolation after health authorities determined that he had direct contact with a person infected with Bundibugyo Ebola virus disease who later died in Kenya.
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Kenyan Man Found Dead in Laurel, Maryland: Family Seeks Help
A Kenyan family is appealing to the Kenyan diaspora community in the United States for financial assistance following the heartbreaking death of Javan Ngethe Ngaii, a Kenyan man who was reportedly found dead inside his home in Laurel, Maryland.Javan, a beloved father, son, brother, and member of the Kenyan diaspora community, passed away on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, leaving his family, friends, and loved ones devastated by his sudden departure.
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Kenya Makes Progress on Intersex Rights, but Gaps in Healthcare and Education Remain
Nairobi, Kenya: As Kenya marks Intersex Awareness Day on 26th October, advocates say legal recognition has yet to translate fully into protection in hospitals, classrooms and public offices. The country has made progress in recognizing intersex children and providing for their birth registration. Yet many families still face discrimination, costly medical care and difficulties obtaining official documents.