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13/11/2025

Retired President Uhuru Kenyatta has donated KSh 1 million to the family of the late gospel music icon Betty Bayo to support burial arrangements. He has also directed that her children be fully sponsored by The Kenyatta Trust.

12/11/2025

Paul Kagame’s beautiful daughter with her husband

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

Uganda 🇺🇬, kuchokoza Kenya ni k**a kushikashika mbwa sehemu za siri, Mtajionea. Kwanza hata mafuta hamtapata , Muhoozi atapigana gizani?

12/11/2025

Museveni showcasing tactics he used during colonial period as he prepare to capture Indian ocean

11/11/2025

In a controversial move, US President Donald Trump announced new visa restrictions for foreigners with obesity or diabetes, describing them as a potential “public charge” just hours after unveiling discounted access to popular weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound.

The new directive, sent to embassies worldwide, instructs visa officers to take an applicant’s health into account when deciding on entry to the United States.

Conditions such as obesity, diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases, and mental health issues are all listed as potential reasons for refusal.

According to documents seen by KFF Health News, the memo reads:�“You must consider an applicant’s health. Certain medical conditions… can require hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of care.”

Immigration experts have already criticised the decision, warning that visa officers are not medically trained and could make biased or uninformed decisions about applicants’ health.

The announcement came the same day Trump revealed “tremendous cuts” to the prices of GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes drugs, what he called the “fat shot,” now being sold through a new government website, TrumpRX.

While Trump praised the deal as “a triumph for American patients,” critics were quick to point out the irony of promoting weight-loss drugs while restricting entry to obese or diabetic foreigners.

The World Health Organisation estimates that 13% of adults globally are obese, while around 11% live with diabetes, raising major concerns about how widely this policy could apply.

What do you think of Trump’s latest immigration move?

11/11/2025

Items you should keep next to your bed at night 👂

11/11/2025

One word for Sen. Samson Kiprotich Cherargei.

10/11/2025

In Japan, trees are treated with deep respect—even when roads must be built. Instead of cutting them down, engineers carefully uproot and relocate them, preserving centuries-old oaks, cherry blossoms, and camphor trees. Wrapped and lifted with cranes, these living monuments are moved with care, reflecting a cultural belief that trees hold memory, spirit, and history. This thoughtful practice shows that development and preservation can coexist, embodying a philosophy where progress honors the past.

10/11/2025

Betty Bayo's daughter being picked from school by another Gospel Artist called Shiro wa GP right now after the death of Betty Bayo, sasa ataanza kumwambia aje mama yake is dead

10/11/2025

Ni vizuri Ruto alinifuta. hata nilikua nmechoka na iyo kazi - JB Muturi

09/11/2025

FATAL ACCIDENT
Several People feared dead as trailer losses control, hitting Nissan matatu and a personal car at Maili Tano, along Meru - Isiolo road.