UK deals blow to Russia's disinformation push in Africa

The United Kingdom’s recent sanctions against Russian individuals running affairs in Europe and African countries that it considers spies have turned out to be a blow to Vladimir Putin.

By 1 month ago

Alabuga-manufactured drones aiding Russia's latest attack on Kyiv

The latest attack on Ukraine’s Capital – Kyiv, where the number of those killed rose to 31 by early Friday, according to Kyiv Independent.

By 1 month ago

Observers warn Africa of Russia's growing influence on the continent

A picture of Burkina Faso interim president Ibrahim Traore meeting Russian leader Vladimir Putin made rounds causing speculation about the role of Russia in Burkinabe political affairs and Africa.

By 1 month ago

Ukraine War: Growing nationalism within Russian federation republics, a surprise to Moscow

The Russia-Ukraine war has been nurturing the seed of nationalism among citizens of republics that previously had small voices in geopolitics.

By 1 month ago

How Russia resorted to cleverly messaged communications targeting Africa after Wagner

The launch of that app was one of the many fronts that Russia has been using in its new methods of extending influence on the African continent after the killing of Yevgeny Prigozhin.

By 1 month ago

Killing of civilians during war is not new to Russia

Human Rights Watch wrote on May 22 that “Russian attacks in Ukraine since January 2025 have killed and injured more civilians than in the same period in 2024”.

By 2 months ago

The Circassian people's fight for justice and Russia's dark history

Once thriving in the Caucasus, the Circassians were nearly wiped out by Tsarist Russia; their descendants are now demanding recognition.

By 2 months ago

Network transporting youthful Africans into slave-like jobs in Russia

Fresh revelations have emerged listing names and faces of individuals who work with Russian entities to facilitate the transportation of young African women to the Alabuga Start program.

By 3 months ago

Russia ups publicity game online after International rights group damning report

However, GIATOC said some testimonies revealed experiences of harassment, racism, and excessive surveillance by SEZ management.

By 3 months ago

UK deals blow to Russia's disinformation push in Africa

The United Kingdom’s recent sanctions against Russian individuals running affairs in Europe and African countries that it considers spies have turned out to be a blow to Vladimir Putin.

By 1 month ago

Alabuga-manufactured drones aiding Russia's latest attack on Kyiv

The latest attack on Ukraine’s Capital – Kyiv, where the number of those killed rose to 31 by early Friday, according to Kyiv Independent.

By 1 month ago

Observers warn Africa of Russia's growing influence on the continent

A picture of Burkina Faso interim president Ibrahim Traore meeting Russian leader Vladimir Putin made rounds causing speculation about the role of Russia in Burkinabe political affairs and Africa.

By 1 month ago

Ukraine War: Growing nationalism within Russian federation republics, a surprise to Moscow

The Russia-Ukraine war has been nurturing the seed of nationalism among citizens of republics that previously had small voices in geopolitics.

By 1 month ago

How Russia resorted to cleverly messaged communications targeting Africa after Wagner

The launch of that app was one of the many fronts that Russia has been using in its new methods of extending influence on the African continent after the killing of Yevgeny Prigozhin.

By 1 month ago

Killing of civilians during war is not new to Russia

Human Rights Watch wrote on May 22 that “Russian attacks in Ukraine since January 2025 have killed and injured more civilians than in the same period in 2024”.

By 2 months ago

The Circassian people's fight for justice and Russia's dark history

Once thriving in the Caucasus, the Circassians were nearly wiped out by Tsarist Russia; their descendants are now demanding recognition.

By 2 months ago

Network transporting youthful Africans into slave-like jobs in Russia

Fresh revelations have emerged listing names and faces of individuals who work with Russian entities to facilitate the transportation of young African women to the Alabuga Start program.

By 3 months ago

Russia ups publicity game online after International rights group damning report

However, GIATOC said some testimonies revealed experiences of harassment, racism, and excessive surveillance by SEZ management.

By 3 months ago

UK deals blow to Russia's disinformation push in Africa

The United Kingdom’s recent sanctions against Russian individuals running affairs in Europe and African countries that it considers spies have turned out to be a blow to Vladimir Putin.

By 1 month ago

Alabuga-manufactured drones aiding Russia's latest attack on Kyiv

The latest attack on Ukraine’s Capital – Kyiv, where the number of those killed rose to 31 by early Friday, according to Kyiv Independent.

By 1 month ago

Observers warn Africa of Russia's growing influence on the continent

A picture of Burkina Faso interim president Ibrahim Traore meeting Russian leader Vladimir Putin made rounds causing speculation about the role of Russia in Burkinabe political affairs and Africa.

By 1 month ago

Ukraine War: Growing nationalism within Russian federation republics, a surprise to Moscow

The Russia-Ukraine war has been nurturing the seed of nationalism among citizens of republics that previously had small voices in geopolitics.

By 1 month ago

How Russia resorted to cleverly messaged communications targeting Africa after Wagner

The launch of that app was one of the many fronts that Russia has been using in its new methods of extending influence on the African continent after the killing of Yevgeny Prigozhin.

By 1 month ago

Killing of civilians during war is not new to Russia

Human Rights Watch wrote on May 22 that “Russian attacks in Ukraine since January 2025 have killed and injured more civilians than in the same period in 2024”.

By 2 months ago

The Circassian people's fight for justice and Russia's dark history

Once thriving in the Caucasus, the Circassians were nearly wiped out by Tsarist Russia; their descendants are now demanding recognition.

By 2 months ago

Network transporting youthful Africans into slave-like jobs in Russia

Fresh revelations have emerged listing names and faces of individuals who work with Russian entities to facilitate the transportation of young African women to the Alabuga Start program.

By 3 months ago

Russia ups publicity game online after International rights group damning report

However, GIATOC said some testimonies revealed experiences of harassment, racism, and excessive surveillance by SEZ management.

By 3 months ago

Ukraine War: Growing nationalism within Russian federation republics, a surprise to Moscow

The Russia-Ukraine war has been nurturing the seed of nationalism among citizens of republics that previously had small voices in geopolitics.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 1 month ago

How Russia resorted to cleverly messaged communications targeting Africa after Wagner

The launch of that app was one of the many fronts that Russia has been using in its new methods of extending influence on the African continent after the killing of Yevgeny Prigozhin.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 1 month ago

Killing of civilians during war is not new to Russia

Human Rights Watch wrote on May 22 that "Russian attacks in Ukraine since January 2025 have killed and injured more civilians than in the same period in 2024".

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 2 months ago

The Circassian people's fight for justice and Russia's dark history

Once thriving in the Caucasus, the Circassians were nearly wiped out by Tsarist Russia; their descendants are now demanding recognition.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 2 months ago

Network transporting youthful Africans into slave-like jobs in Russia

Fresh revelations have emerged listing names and faces of individuals who work with Russian entities to facilitate the transportation of young African women to the Alabuga Start program.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 3 months ago

Russia ups publicity game online after International rights group damning report

However, GIATOC said some testimonies revealed experiences of harassment, racism, and excessive surveillance by SEZ management.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 3 months ago

Leaders pile pressure on Trump as Russia-Ukraine war enters fourth year

Kyiv still maintains support from larger Europe but has been reeling from statements made by US President Trump, a country that, under Joe Biden, was the bedrock of Ukraine's war effort support.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 6 months ago

Russia sets eyes on Georgia in uncontrolled appetite for territory

The last three years have spotted the biggest news from Eastern Europe to the world as Russia's war on Ukraine enters its fourth year after February 24, 2025.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 6 months ago

Kenyan woman in Russian propaganda denying forced labour in war factories

The Russian program launched to recruit cheap labour from Kenya started a media campaign to clean up its image after Ukraine struck.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 7 months ago

Kenyans among Africans duped into serving forced labour at Russian war factory

Fourteen Kenyan women are trapped in Russia working at a factory that makes arms being used in the war against Ukraine. The factory is set up to produce Iranian type kamikaze drones.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 7 months ago

Edward Kisiang'ani: The man who returned to bite media hand that lifted him

By directing government advertising through a single channel to only State-controlled entities, the well-schooled man is looking to be a general who leaves the field with bloodied hands.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 1 year ago

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Conservationists and investors big battle for gem of Laikipia plains

The 50,000-acre expanse whose strategic position between two world-famous geographical features has been whetting the appetite of conservationists and investors.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 1 year ago

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Security high in Ukrainian port city that is a lifeline to Kenya, other Africa countries

Russia has continued to pose threat to the Black Sea Grain Initiative that allowed a sea corridor three miles wide where ships would access Ukrainian ports, including Odesa.

By Wellingtone Nyongesa 1 year ago