Narok Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu clashed with county Senator Ledama Ole Kina over clan clashes in Kilgoris, with the senator accusing the local leaders of not doing enough to promote peace and inciting the violence, while the governor defended the county's efforts and accused the senator of speaking without proper information; President Ruto called for a peaceful resolution to the conflicts and promised to address administrative issues to improve security in the area.
The Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association has lauded former President John Dramani Mahama's proposals for fixed rates on the importation of spare parts in Ghana, stating that it has the potential to transform the industry and eliminate corruption at the ports.
After a 10-year split, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, TDP supremo Chandrababu Naidu, and Janasena Chief Pawan Kalyan share the stage at a meeting, sparking speculation about a potential alliance for the upcoming polls.
The "Freedom of Russia Legion," a group of Russian volunteers fighting for Ukraine, claimed to have captured the Russian border village of Gorkovsky, while Ukraine is facing an ammunition crisis that could result in a shortage of air defense missiles, and Ukraine launched a wave of drone strikes that caused the closure of the Crimean Bridge and grounded flights from Moscow.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warned that an Israeli assault on the Gaza city of Rafah would lead to a large number of civilian casualties, making regional peace "very difficult."
Transport Secretary Mark Harper has dismissed speculation of a plot to oust UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, insisting that Rishi Sunak will lead the Tories into the next general election and set out a clear plan for the government.
Former Sen. Joe Lieberman criticized Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for calling for new elections in Israel and stating that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had "lost his way."
The BRS party suffers another blow as its 5th MP defects to the Congress, while key leader Aroori Ramesh unexpectedly joins the BJP despite efforts by party leader KCR to convince him otherwise.
Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert faces a political challenge as she seeks to fill Rep. Ken Buck's seat in Congress, with a special election for the remainder of Buck's term being held on the same day as the primary for the full term.
Attorney General Justin Muturi and Director of Public Prosecutions Renson Ingonga have rejected a proposal to repeal anti-corruption laws in Kenya, which would have allowed for administrative action instead of criminal prosecution for corruption-related offences in procurement.
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on Senate President Godswill Akpabio to reinstate Senator Abdul Ningi and refer the allegations of budget padding to anti-corruption agencies, in an effort to improve public trust in the Senate and address corruption in the budget process.
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari's administration reached out to Edmund Ogbonnaya, leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), for assistance in resolving the Niger Delta Avengers' crisis but later forgot about him, according to sources.
Model-turned-politician Anukriti Gusain Rawat, daughter-in-law of former Uttarakhand minister Harak Singh Rawat, has left the Congress party and is expected to join the BJP after being questioned by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with an alleged forest scam.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy warns those tarnishing the Congress party's image, as MP Ranjith Reddy and MLA Danam Nagender join Congress.
South Ossetia, a breakaway region from Georgia, has discussed the possibility of becoming part of Russia, according to the head of South Ossetia's parliament, Alan Alborov.
Tens of thousands of Israelis protest the Netanyahu government, calling for elections and denouncing both the governing coalition and the opposition.
MP G Ranjith Reddy from Chevella has resigned from the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) party due to personal reasons and is expected to join the Congress party.
Former political aide to Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, Datuk Farhash Wafa Salvador, has raised concerns of favoritism and undue influence by becoming a major shareholder in technology services provider HeiTech Padu, which is in contention for a billion-ringgit government contract.
Pakistan's Information Minister Attaullah Tarar has accused Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's (PTI) social media team of being behind the accounts attacking Pakistan Army and the martyred soldiers in North Waziristan, warning of legal action against those responsible.
BRS MP Dr Ranjith Reddy resigns from the party ahead of Lok Sabha elections, causing a significant loss for the party.
Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown has stated that Welsh devolution "should go a stage further," but there are unresolved issues regarding the devolution of Wales' justice system to Cardiff.
The text highlights the dangers of Boris Johnson's premiership and his chaotic approach to governance, while emphasizing the need for fundamental reforms in the civil service and cabinet, as well as a shift in economic policies to address the damage caused by Brexit and austerity.
Alexander Afenyo-Markin, Member of Parliament for Effutu and Majority Leader, confirms that he is both a Freemason and a Roman Catholic, citing the values of friendship and keeping one's word as instilled by his dual faith.
Former PTI leader Maleeka Ali Bokhari thanked Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz for assisting her in having her name removed from the no-fly list so she could visit her critically ill sister in Australia, emphasizing that it was her fundamental right to travel.
Janasena, believed to be a part of the NDA, was unexpectedly expelled by the BJP and later readmitted, leading to a dispute over their allegiance, which has damaged the reputation of the Telugu people.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters gave a State of the Nation speech criticizing the previous government, the current opposition, and the media, while outlining NZ First's priorities, including making English the official language and removing gender and sexuality lessons from school curriculums.
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has faced criticism for comparing Labour's use of co-governance to "race-based theory" akin to Nazi Germany, drawing warnings from the Holocaust Centre of New Zealand about the use of such terminology by politicians.
Hamas' positive response to mediators in the hostage talks presents a potential opportunity for a deal, although Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu's insistence on "total victory" suggests limited flexibility.
President Ruto has made a significant shakeup to Kenya's diplomatic corps, with only 10 ambassadors and high commissioners out of the 66 appointed by his predecessor surviving the purge.
The Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate, Ali Ndume, revealed that high-ranking senators receive higher allocations for constituency projects than floor members, in response to allegations that some senators received N500 million each for constituency projects in the 2024 budget.
The new government in Pakistan will prioritize economy revival, maintaining continuity in policies and refraining from intervening in security affairs.
Both Nawaz Sharif and Imran Khan are facing obstacles in their decision-making due to factors such as trust, imprisonment, and isolation, which are impacting their respective parties and hindering a genuine democratic transition in the country.
A national dialogue and implementing an action plan are essential for achieving political stability and economic reforms in Pakistan.
Umno secretary-general Asyraf Wajdi Dusuki has urged everyone to avoid questioning the bumiputera agenda, as it may lead to questioning the rights of other communities like vernacular schools. He emphasized the importance of non-Malays respecting bumiputera sensitivities for the sake of maintaining stability.
Australia's major telcos have been called upon to address concerns that the 3G network shutdown may leave 740,000 4G customers unable to call emergency services, as certain 4G handsets bought overseas and brought into Australia were found to be configured to rely on 3G for such calls despite using 4G for most of their services.
The rise of present-day populism can be traced, at least in part, to the blending of politics and entertainment known as "politainment," which creates a fake picture of political reality and impedes citizens' understanding of politics.
PTI founder Imran Khan calls for high treason proceedings against officials who allegedly stole the people's mandate in the general elections, supports protest outside IMF office, and claims the upcoming Senate polls are a "fixed match".
Pakistan's Special Representative on Afghanistan Ambassador Asif Durrani claims that the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) is receiving funding from India through Afghan intermediaries, estimating that 5,000 to 6,000 TTP militants have sought refuge in Afghanistan.
Podcaster Joe Rogan criticized President Biden's administration, calling some of its staff members "preposterous" and "out of their minds," pointing out incidents like the accidental tweet from White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and the appointment of transgender Admiral Rachel Levine as Assistant Secretary for Health.
The BRS leadership chose not to address the arrest of party MLC K Kavitha in the Delhi liquor scam, despite protests by party members, while plans for a press conference were canceled.
Former Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra tells his critics to focus on more important issues rather than scrutinizing his every public action, as he addresses criticism following his recent visit to Chiang Mai.
Russian intelligence documents suggest that Russia may launch a large-scale attack on the West by 2026, with a significant intensification of Russian arms production observed, potentially doubling their military power in the next five years.
ESG investing, despite its declining popularity, is now aligning with anti-Israel groups in an attempt to remain relevant, as evidenced by recent proposals filed by investment advisers and activists seeking divestiture from Israel.
Palestinian organization Fatah criticizes Hamas for their opposition to President Abbas' appointment of Mohammad Mustafa as prime minister, blaming Hamas for causing a bigger disaster than the Nakba.
Allies of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claim that Penny Mordaunt, Leader of the Commons, is being used as a "stalking horse" by right-wing Tory MPs to oust Sunak and initiate a leadership contest. There are concerns within the Conservative Party over Sunak's handling of the Budget, party squabbles, and a significant lag behind Labour in the polls.
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong has quietly married her long-time partner Sophie Allouche in a secret ceremony attended by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and other senior officials.
Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has denied that the movement of asylum seekers from a Dublin city center camp to the Dublin Mountains was due to St Patrick's Day festivities, instead claiming it was for health and safety reasons.
A former FBI informant, Alexander Smirnov, has been charged with lying about President Joe Biden and his son's business dealings, but his credibility as a "liar" dates back to at least 2016, with previous cases calling into question the reliability of his information.
Hamas has proposed a hostage-prisoner deal that includes a postponement of negotiations on a permanent cease-fire, allowing for the potential release of hostages regardless of Israeli willingness to end the fighting.
A dossier reveals that MPs and councillors in England have faced nearly 40 instances of intimidation by pro-Palestinian activists, with disruptive protests and verbal abuse becoming routine.