Court questions whether US travel ban is anti-Muslim

An appeals court has questioned whether President Donald Trump’s travel ban discriminates against Muslims. The executive order temporarily banned entry for all refugees and visitors from seven mainly Muslim countries, until it was halted last week. Judge Richard...

MPs reject Sh11 million gratuity

The National Treasury has bowed to pressure from Parliament and agreed to form a team to determine lawmakers’ gratuity amounting to millions of shillings each as their term lapses. The Parliamentary Service Commission, House committee chairpersons, Treasury and...

20 killed in blast at Supreme Court in Afghan capital

At least 20 people were killed and 48 wounded in a bomb blast outside the Supreme Court in the centre of Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, on Tuesday (February 7), the Ministry of Public Health said. An apparent suicide bomber targeted Supreme Court employees leaving...

European Central Bank Head Warns on Trump Deregulation Push

The head of the European Central Bank expressed concern about the Trump administration’s moves to relax financial oversight, saying such deregulation helped pave the way for the global financial crisis. During a hearing in the European Parliament, ECB President Mario...