Reverend Justin Welby Apologised For Church Links With Slavery
In “communities devastated by ancient slavery,” the Church of England said it will invest £100 million ($121.6 million) over the next nine years. After discovering... Read More
Month: January 2023
Egypt Stops Bid To Sell Ancient Statue
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According to Egypt, three persons have been apprehended for allegedly attempting to use a crane to take a large statue of an ancient Pharaoh. According... Read More
US Condemns Murder Of Chiloba Who Was Gay Activist
The United States Department of State spokesperson Ned Price, in a press briefing, called on the Kenyan authorities to carry out a thorough probe into... Read More
KNEC Exams Marking Stops Indefinitely As Teachers Strike
“We just want them to pay us well while keeping in mind the hard economy times in the country. Working conditions are also deplorable. “We get up at 4 a.m. and go to bed at 10 p.m.,” one of the striking examiners told the Nation. According to the teachers, approximately 500,000 unmarked scripts remain, but these are expected to be completed by Friday or Saturday. The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has now announced that it has agreed to replace the chief examiner as a compromise in order to ensure a smooth marking process No to increased pay. However, the organization claims that it cannot review payment terms at this time because they were agreed upon before the marking process began. ... Read More
Gareth Bale Retires From Club and international Football
On Monday, Wales legend Gareth Bale announced his retirement from club and international football. Wales won two UEFA Euros and their first FIFA World... Read More