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Sleeping with the lights on linked to early signs of heart damage

The study, published in the European Heart Journal, found that people exposed to nighttime light levels above just 3 lux, roughly the brightness of moonlight or a sliver of light under a closed door, showed measurable changes in their heart muscle compared to those who slept in complete darkness....

Horticulture sector to convene in Nairobi to address trade and logistics barriers

Ahmedfiqi hits the ground as Somalia’s 2027 presidential polls take shape

A credible election could reinforce state institutions, attract investment and deepen regional cooperation, while a disputed process could prolong political uncertainty and undermine efforts to consolidate Somalia’s recovery.

How Maresca is tackling football's impossible job

Four victories in as many games has City sitting joint-top of the Premier League alongside Arsenal, and the early signs suggest those two sides will be the ones tussling for the title once more.

Madrid F1 circuit set for changes after criticism

Drivers pointed out the lack of overtaking opportunities on the new Madring, with Williams' Alex Albon claiming the race was "pretty boring" and Audi's Gabriel Bortoleto saying he "almost fell asleep".Drivers praised the track's challenge over a single lap, but world champion Lando Norris said one s...

Sanlam Allianz records 21% rise in 2025 profit after tax

Its profit after tax went up by 21 per cent, crediting the agents, bancassurance partners and brokers honoured at its Annual Excellence Awards gala for supporting the turnaround.

CapitalPay targets Africa’s trade and payments infrastructure

Rather than concentrating primarily on consumer payments, its stated business model centers on reconciliation, transaction management, and settlement systems for organizations handling high-volume or regulated transactions.

PS Mwangi: Kenya is ready to host World Athletics Championships

Should Kenya get the nod to welcome the rest of the world in Nairobi, it will be an indelible milestone of becoming the first African country to host the fabulous track and field competition.

Thika School of Medical Sciences targets remote campuses amid surging enrolment

The school says its total enrolments have surged to over 6,000, prompting the need for expansion to remote areas.

Adeoye visit signals deeper AU–Australia engagement

The visit, undertaken through Australia’s Special Visits Program, was initially planned for February but was postponed following the outbreak of the Persian Gulf crisis.