In a historic shift, NVIDIA has eclipsed Apple to become the world's second-most valuable publicly traded company. Boasting a market cap exceeding $2.5 trillion, NVIDIA's growth is fueled by demand for its GPUs and AI technology, outpacing Apple's $2.35 trillion valuation hindered by supply chain woes and waning iPhone sales.
full articlePaul Famba has been chosen by the Public Service Commission to take over the role of CEO and commission secretary from Dr Simon Rotich. With extensive experience in various senior government positions, Famba is set to begin his five-year term on August 1, 2024. He was among the 11 candidates shortlisted for the role and holds multiple degrees in relevant fields.
full articleUganda's cricket team will make their debut in the T20 World Cup 2024 against Afghanistan, led by captain Brian Masaba, after emerging victorious in the Africa qualifiers. This highly anticipated match will unfold at the Providence Stadium in Guyana, featuring veteran Frank Nsubuga and Afghanistan's star Rashid Khan.
full articleRob Burrow, esteemed rugby league player for Leeds Rhinos, passed away four and a half years after his motor neurone disease diagnosis. Known for his bravery, advocacy, and significant contributions to MND awareness, Rob's legacy includes campaigns that raised millions and prompted government investments in MND research. His life and efforts continue to inspire many.
full articleReal Madrid's forward Rodrygo is attracting attention from top Premier League clubs like Liverpool, Manchester City, and Arsenal. Although he has expressed happiness at his current club, the future arrival of stars like Kylian Mbappe and Endrick may influence his decision.
full articleDr. Olapade Agoro, a well-known champion of regionalism, argues that Nigeria should replace its 36 states with regional governments to boost administrative efficiency and lessen the federal government's financial load. He contends that the current structure hinders national progress and cites successful examples of regional governance from other countries.
full articleDonald Trump has made history by becoming the first former US president to be convicted of felony crimes. He was found guilty of falsifying business records to influence the 2016 election through hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. The conviction exposes Trump to potential prison time and impacts his political ambitions.
full articleGovernor Paul Kahiga of Nyeri and MP Oscar Sudi have responded strongly to disciplinary warnings from Senator Cleophas Malala. The warnings were issued by the Jubilee Party due to their actions in a recent political rally, leading to accusations of disrespecting President William Ruto and undermining party unity. The leaders argue Malala is overstepping his authority and pursuing personal political goals.
full articleChelsea has obtained permission from Leicester City to discuss the head coach role with Enzo Maresca. The Italian manager is in talks with Chelsea's directors in Marbella. The negotiation could result in a long-term contract if personal terms and compensation are settled, with Maresca's release clause ranging between £8m and £10m.
full articleAnthony Martial has bid farewell to Manchester United after a 9-year tenure. The forward, who battled injuries and contributed 90 goals for the club, expressed his gratitude to fans and teammates. Signed from Monaco for $46 million in 2015, he now looks to start fresh as his contract concludes this June.
full articleMounting discontent among South Africans foreshadows a tightly contested upcoming election. Criticism of the ruling African National Congress over corruption, economic issues, and unemployment is heightened. While opposition parties like the Democratic Alliance and Economic Freedom Fighters capitalize on these weaknesses, this year's election looks to be the most competitive since 1994.
full articleWahab Shittu, a respected Nigerian senior advocate, mourns the passing of Ibrahim Lamorde, former EFCC chairman, and hails his significant contributions to the anti-corruption agency's foundational structures. Lamorde passed away in Cairo following surgery, leaving behind a legacy of integrity and efficiency in Nigeria's fight against corruption.
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