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South Sudan rewriting its future with eyes on agriculture and mining boom

The country not only boasts of vast arable land to support agricultural production, but also plenty of minerals including gold, copper, and iron ore, among others. 

462 students were arrested over school unrest in second term – PS Ololtuaa

The education ministry captured and assessed the nature of offences committed by the said students.

Kimisitu DT unveils new mortgage financing with enhanced borrowing capacity

South Sudan looks up to December elections for stability, economic resilience

President Kiir says the transitional government worked when the country needed to make compromises for the sake of peace and stability. 

Bomet: Mother suspected of killing her 2 children by setting house on fire

Kenyan creators betting on AI models to produce hit songs as copyright puzzle lingers

It takes a person with musical knowledge to create a good song using AINdwaru says he uses about 150 USD in a month to pay for subscription fees for multiple models.

AI capabilities moving faster than ability to measure and govern them – UN Panel

Guterres warned that a lack of governing principles would water down the benefits of the technology.

Ksh.448M already paid to protest victims; Makau Mutua says calling on others to submit claims

Mutua said that a number of victims who have received the compensation have expressed a measure of relief.

LIVE UPDATES: June 25 Gen Z protest anniversary

Kenya joins offshore wind alliance to unlock opportunities in clean, renewable energy