At Least 47 Dead as Heavy Rains Trigger Landslides and Flash Floods Across Nepal

Severe monsoon rains have unleashed devastation across Nepal, causing landslides and flash floods that have killed at least 47 people since Friday, according to government officials. Authorities confirmed that 35 people lost their lives in separate landslides in Ilam district, near the border with India, while nine others remain missing…

Wiper Party Hits Back at ODM, Accuses It of Political Desperation and Betraying Reform Agenda

The Wiper Democratic Movement has issued a blistering response to the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) over its recent remarks on Raila Odinga’s health, dismissing the party’s statement as “political theatre” and “an act of desperation.” In a strongly worded post shared on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday, October 5, 2025,…

Tension Rises in Mbeere North as Parties Trade Rigging Claims Ahead of Crucial By-Election

Political temperatures are rising in Mbeere North ahead of the upcoming by-election, with leaders from the Democratic Party (DP) and the Devolution Empowerment Party (DEP) accusing operatives linked to the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) of plotting to manipulate the vote. Speaking at a rally in Kanyuambora on Sunday, October 5,…

Nearly 1,000 Tourists Trapped by Blizzard on Tibet’s Mount Everest as Rescue Operations Intensify

Rescue operations are in full swing on Tibet’s eastern slope of Mount Everest after a severe blizzard left nearly 1,000 people stranded at high-altitude campsites, Chinese state media reported on Sunday. According to Jimu News, hundreds of local villagers and emergency teams have been deployed to clear snow-blocked roads and…

Government Verifies 38,000 Schools as Education Ministry Moves to Eliminate Ghost Students

The Ministry of Education has verified 38,000 schools across Kenya as part of a sweeping nationwide audit to ensure that capitation funds only reach legitimate learners and institutions. Speaking during World Teachers’ Day 2025 celebrations in Kasarani, Nairobi, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba announced that the government has already released…

Smuggling Balloons Force Temporary Shutdown of Vilnius Airport in Lithuania

Authorities in Lithuania temporarily shut down Vilnius International Airport on Saturday night after up to 25 small hot-air balloons, several carrying smuggled cigarettes, breached the country’s airspace — prompting a national security alert and major flight disruptions. According to Lithuania’s National Crisis Management Centre, the balloons interfered with 30 flights,…