Bloodshed in Homa Bay: Is Kenya’s police leadership failing the Test?

Bloodshed in Homa Bay: Is Kenya’s police leadership failing the Test?

INFOGRAPHIC/EYEWITNESS MEDIA. By PATRICK MAYOYO The tragic events in Homa Bay, which left two people dead, including a police officer, and injured 54 others, have once again exposed the persistent challenge of goonism, criminal gangs and political violence in Kenya. Beyond the immediate loss of life and destruction, the incident raises uncomfortable but necessary questions…

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Can Iran’s asymmetric warfare hold US-Israeli military power at bay? | US-Israel war on Iran News

Can Iran’s asymmetric warfare hold US-Israeli military power at bay? | US-Israel war on Iran News

Despite United States President Donald Trump’s repeated declarations of victory in the US-Israeli war on Iran, Tehran’s retaliatory strikes on Israel and US military assets in the region have continued, upending global financial and energy markets. “We’ve had two decades to study defeats of the US military to our immediate east and west. We’ve incorporated…

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Richards Bay school gets ‘high-tech’ computer lab

Richards Bay school gets ‘high-tech’ computer lab

The Department of Home Affairs hands over a computer lab to learners of Umdlamfe Secondary School in Richards Bay. The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) last week opened a computer laboratory at the Umdlamfe Secondary School in Esikhawini, Richards Bay, in partnership with Honor SA. The high-tech computer lab forms part of government’s back-to-school programme,…

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