Killing could be sign of ‘brutal’ N Korean regime

South Korea has confirmed the killing of the brother of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-un, saying it could be a sign of the brutality of Pyongyang. Kim Jong-nam was killed in an apparent poison attack in the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, on Monday. No motive...

Trump knew of Flynn Russia phone call issues weeks ago

President Donald Trump knew weeks ago there were problems with Michael Flynn’s Russia phone calls, a White House spokesman has said. The president was told by the Justice Department at the end of January that Mr Flynn may have misled US officials and the public,...

Court orders IEBC to add two days

The High Court yesterday ordered the IEBC to extend the voter registration deadline by two days. There were long queues at registration centres across the country, as last-minute applicants rushed to beat the deadline. Justice Chacha Mwita issued the temporary orders...

Police disrupt striking doctors night vigil

Police on Monday disrupted a night vigil that was organised by striking doctors in solidarity with their union officials who were jailed earlier in the day. The officers drawn from the General Service Unit, Administration and Regular Police units dispersed the doctors...

Over 680 arrested in U.S. immigration raids

U.S. immigration officers last week arrested more than 680 people in the country illegally, the homeland security chief said on Monday, in a broad enforcement action that alarmed immigrant rights groups. U.S. Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly said the operations,...

U.N. air strikes in Central African Republic kill several

A top militant and three others were killed in Central African Republic when a U.N. helicopter fired on fighters advancing towards the town of Bambari, a rebel group said on Sunday. The UN’s mission known as MINUSCA shot at fighters from the Popular Front for the...

Uhuru Kenyatta performance ratings drop

With only 175 days to Election Day, President Uhuru Kenyatta’s approval ratings have dropped by six per cent, despite his being the “most inspiring” leader, an Ipsos poll indicates. The poll shows that though 66 per cent say they have confidence in the...