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Mama Ida Odinga, widow of the late former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, sparks mixed reactions online after turning down a dance invitation from Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir.

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Fellow Africans, In a world filled with countless leaders, only a rare few rise to embody the very soul of their people. Even fewer transcend borders to become symbols of hope, resilience, and inspiration for an entire continent. His Excellency, the Right Honourable The Raila Odinga Amolo Foundation is one such figure. A man whose journey mirrors the struggles and triumphs of Africa itself. Today, I present him for your most serious consideration as the next Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), a role for which he is uniquely and undeniably qualified. I am Kasmuel McOure, a young revolutionary who has stood at the forefront of Kenya’s struggle against oppression, corruption, and the erosion of good governance. I belong to a generation profoundly inspired by Raila Odinga’s unwavering fight for justice. His legacy is a powerful testament to resilience, vision, and the relentless pursuit of democratic values. Raila Odinga’s name is inseparable from the story of Kenya’s democratic evolution. He was instrumental in dismantling a 24-year dictatorship under Daniel arap Moi, championing the transition to a multiparty democracy, and crafting a constitution that secured the rule of law for generations to come. His leadership, forged in personal sacrifice, redefined the course of our nation. Even at great personal and political cost, Raila Odinga stood firm. When chaos threatened to tear our nation apart, he chose dialogue over destruction, constitutionalism over ambition; an extraordinary act of statesmanship in an age that too often celebrates self-interest. But Raila Odinga’s influence reaches far beyond Kenya. He is a Pan-African visionary, an Afro-Optimist who deeply understands the intricate fabric of Africa’s struggles and possibilities. He is a beacon of hope who has dared to challenge injustice and lead with unwavering integrity, even in the face of overwhelming odds. He envisions a continent where trade routes are open, civil unrest is quelled, and Africa reclaims her sovereignty from the chains of foreign exploitation. This vision is not a mere ideal; it is a lifelong commitment, one that has been consistently reflected in his actions and principles. A vision that resonates from the savannahs of the Mara to the shores of Cape Town, from the markets of Lagos to the streets of Addis Ababa. Kenya, with its vibrant online sphere and culture of debate, owes much of its freedoms to Raila’s sacrifices. He fought tirelessly to enshrine the right to free expression and political participation in our constitution. Though he remains a figure both praised and criticized, this duality speaks to his humanity—imperfect, yet unwavering in his pursuit of progress. I speak from personal experience, having been both an ally and a critic. Yet in every instance, I have found in him a leader who listens, mentors, and empowers. In a time when the world yearns for leaders of integrity, vision, and courage, Raila Odinga stands as an enduring beacon. He is a man whose vision for Africa is not confined to today or tomorrow, but for generations to come. A visionary leader who, against all odds, has always prioritized the people over power; an attribute Africa desperately needs at this pivotal moment. Africa needs a leader who embodies wisdom, courage, and an unwavering belief in our collective destiny. A son of the soil, forged in the fires of struggle, and ready to lead us toward a brighter, united future. Africa, I present to you your son, by way of Kenya, His Excellency, the Right Honourable Raila Amolo Odinga.

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EXCLUSIVE from Patrick Maguire on our podcast The State of It: * Sir Keir Starmer’s relationship with Ed Miliband has broken down to such an extent that the energy secretary has been accused of “ghosting” the prime minister in recent weeks * Senior government sources claimed that Miliband declined to take calls from the prime minister during a tense stand-off over defence spending * No 10 became increasingly concerned last week that Miliband could quit over the imposition of cuts on his department to fund defence spending * The State of It, the political podcast by The Times and The Sunday Times, has been told that Starmer attempted to contact Miliband repeatedly but did not receive a response. He was said to have been “ghosted” * This account was rejected by a source close to Miliband, who said that the pair did eventually speak and denied that Miliband declined to take the prime minister’s calls * Multiple sources said that Starmer and Miliband were barely on speaking terms and that the prime minister was “furious” at what he regarded as the energy secretary’s “betrayal” * Lara Spirit reveals that several cabinet ministers are weighing up whether to resign after the by-election in an attempt to force Starmer’s hand. Allies of Burnham suggested that Miliband was likely to be among them * The prime minister is said to have become increasingly “entrenched” as he prepares to fight any challenge from Burnham. Starmer sees himself as a “servant of the country rather than the party” and allies said he was determined to resist a “coronation” * An ally of Starmer said: ‘“It would be coup territory, it would profoundly undemocratic. We don’t really know what Burnham stands for or what he would do. Winning a by-election is very different to running the country. Win or lose, someone has to flush out his positions. Keir is becoming more entrenched’

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🇳🇵NEPAL KILLED THE INTERNET - GEN Z KILLED THE GOVERNMENT Nepal just reminded the world what happens when boomers try to unplug Gen Z. You get a riot, a body count, and a Prime Minister stepping down with smoke still rising in Kathmandu. It started the way these things usually do: an out-of-touch government trying to control what it doesn’t understand. In this case, 26 social media apps, including everything from Facebook to Reddit to WhatsApp, were axed under a “new registration rule.” Translation: the state wanted a cut of the revenue and a leash on dissent. What it got instead was 100,000 furious twenty-somethings with nothing to lose and no memes to scroll. The protests exploded faster than an Instagram story. By the time authorities realized they’d just poked a hornet’s nest, it was too late. Live ammunition was flying, people were dying, and ministers were resigning. First the Home Minister bailed. Then the Agriculture Minister. And finally, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli himself, exiting stage left after turning Nepal’s capital into a scene out of a dystopian docuseries. What really burned the streets wasn’t TikTok getting booted - it was the arrogance of a system convinced it could muzzle a generation raised on VPNs, protest hashtags, and influencer call-outs. These kids didn’t just lose their platforms - they lost their patience. They’ve watched nepotism rot their institutions and now they’re supposed to sit back while the government kills the WiFi and calls it reform? The response from authorities was a masterclass in how to turn a policy blunder into a national trauma. Tear gas, rubber bullets, and eventually real ones. 19 people dead. Hundreds wounded. And for what? A short-lived digital blackout and a PR disaster. Oli’s resignation may feel like a victory, but it’s a fragile one. The platforms are back, but the scars are still fresh - and the next leader knows they’re inheriting a country one trending topic away from another explosion. You can’t throttle the internet and expect democracy to breathe. The people just taught their leaders a brutal civics lesson. Sources: Washington Post, Reuters, Times of India, Hindustan Times, Human Rights Watch, Economic Times, The Statesman

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NANCY ISIME HOE PHASE In her prime, she was showcasing her BBL because her goal was to attract rich men who'll enrich her pocket. But immediately she hit the wall, passed her prime, lost value in the dating market, and an inch away from menopause, she had to remove her BBL because she was now finally ready to settle down. All of a sudden, a woman who loved bad boys now wants a kind man. Another day to remind you that women know exactly what they're doing. There's a reason an average actress in nollyhood is doing financially better than an average actor. There's also a reason most of nollyhood actresses do BBL in their prime and that's because those are the only time they're sought-after the most. So they make the best use of their prime by looking their best. Almost all nollyhood actresses have mansions, luxurious cars and huge investment under their name. And we all know nollyhood doesn't pay their actors that much compared to the lifestyle they live in reality. This should tell you most of them have people sponsoring their lifestyles. Most of their lifestyles are being sponsored by politicians and wealthy men in high position in the society but since these men already have wives and are only using these women to pass time in their prime and won't end up marrying them, these women are forced back to the streets after they clock 30 because now, men want new fresh fishes and since they're not as sought after as they once were in their prime, they now remember they're ready to settle down. Another day to remind you men that a woman who's still single in her prime was definitely the problem because the easiest thing a woman get in her prime is a man to call her own. Always remember; No good woman does BBL. No good woman goes about sleeping with multiple men in her prime. No good woman learn from personal experience before she becomes humble. No good woman waste her prime turning down good men for bad boys and decides she's ready for marriage in her mid 30s after losing value in the dating market and one step closer to menopause. At the end of the day, she knew exactly what she was doing in her prime and is hoping to eat her cake and still have it. After being a bed to bed midfielder in her prime and now has become evening newspaper, she's hoping to settle for a good man but unfortunately, you can't cheat nature. The game might be brutal but it's still fair.

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