Since May, the numbers of travelers have been steadily rising, but then came the delta variant. The recent news about travel in a pandemic is starting to feel like déjà vu all over again. Now, instead of focusing on the numbers of Covid-19 cases, experts are talking about the rates of hospitalizations and deaths. There…
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http://www.expedia.com.au/Tokyo.d179900.Destination-Travel-Guides Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of the most exciting …
The Mother City boasts incredible natural beauty, thus presenting the chance to enjoy different nature activities. From majestic mountains to lush greenery and even stunning beaches, nature lovers are often left fulfilled, energized and sometimes even pleasantly surprised. Source: Facebook / @ Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden Here’s a look at a few of the many…
Kenya is known for its stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage. Often overlooked, the Nairobi Railway Museum and the adjacent old railway station provide a deep dive into Kenya’s colonial and post-independence railway history. Kit Mikayi, an extraordinary rock formation near Kisumu, is not only a geological wonder but also a significant cultural…
As Kenya advances its digital transformation, data has become a cornerstone of economic growth, governance, and service delivery. However, with the increasing reliance on digital platforms comes heightened concerns about privacy, cybersecurity, and ethical data use. The enactment of the Data Protection Act (DPA) in 2019 was a critical milestone, aligning Kenya’s legal framework with…
Residents of Katolo Village, in Rachuonyo East Sub-county Katolo at the scene where suspected gangsters were killed and their vehicle set ablaze. [James Omoro, Standard] Two men have been lynched while two others were seriously injured over an alleged attempt to steal cattle in Homa Bay. The two men who have not been identified were…
MAR 15 – The US has averted a government shutdown after the Senate passed a Republican-led measure to keep the government funded for the next six months. The stopgap funding bill passed in the Senate 54-46, as two Democrats joined all but one Republican senator in voting yes. President Donald Trump must now sign it…
The big travel news this week is the removal of six nations, including the United States, from the European Union’s safe travel list. This impacts non-essential travel to the Schengen Agreement member-nations including Italy, France, and Spain. It’s important to note that the restrictions recommended on Monday are not yet mandatory. Further, the European Council is leaving…
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