The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) recently released a vital strategy for students navigating the application process for universities, colleges, and TVET institutions. Aiming to help candidates land spots in their dream programs, the agency provided clear guidance on how to interpret and use historical data to their advantage. In response to student inquiries, KUCCPS explained that the secret to a successful application lies in a student’s cluster weight. The agency advises candidates to target courses where their specific cluster weight exceeds the previous year’s cut-off points. This numerical cushion significantly boosts a student’s likelihood of securing The post KUCCPS Reveals Smart Trick Students Should Use to Beat 2026 Cut-Off Point Competition appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

The MATANA Foundation recently honored President William Ruto on behalf of Haiti’s youth, recognizing his pivotal role in the ongoing peacekeeping efforts within the Caribbean nation. The award celebrates Ruto’s visionary leadership and his landmark choice to send Kenyan forces to bolster security and stability through the UN-backed Multinational Security Support (MSS) Mission. Kenya took the lead on this international mission following the 2023 authorization of UN Security Council Resolution 2699. The deployment aims to dismantle the gang violence gripping Port-au-Prince and surrounding regions, which has sparked a severe humanitarian and security emergency. During a ceremony in Port-au-Prince on April The post Ruto Receives Special Award From Haiti as Kenyan Troops Exit After 18-Month Security Mission appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Saboti MP Caleb Amisi recently disclosed a private conversation with the late former prime minister Raila Odinga, claiming he received personal authorization to openly challenge the Kenya Kwanza administration. During an interview with Radio Maisha, Amisi recounted a secret meeting in Kileleshwa where he sought guidance on his political stance following a shift in sentiment within his constituency. Amisi explained that he felt compelled to speak out because his supporters in Saboti had voiced strong opposition to the government’s policies. Seeking his party leader’s counsel, the lawmaker shared his intention to break rank and offer public criticism. According to Amisi, The post Caleb Amisi Reveals Secret Raila Odinga Meeting Over Criticism of Ruto Government appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Former Kenyan rugby standout Joshua Weru made sporting history on Monday, April 27, by signing with the Philadelphia Eagles, becoming the first Kenyan and East African to join the NFL franchise. Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya confirmed the move, noting that Weru secured his spot as an undrafted free agent through the prestigious NFL International Player Pathway (IPP) Program. Mvurya described the signing as a transformative moment for the country’s sports industry, highlighting the expansion of Kenyan talent into unconventional global arenas. The 21-year-old edge rusher, who previously played for the Kenya Simbas and England’s Northampton Saints, impressed scouts with The post Rugby Star Joshua Weru Makes History as First Kenyan to Sign With Philadelphia Eagles appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

Starting in May 2026, Kenyan exporters will benefit from a more streamlined tax filing process as the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) introduces a new digital integration between its customs and tax platforms. This system will automatically prefill Value-Added Tax (VAT) returns with customs-validated export data, significantly reducing manual entry and potential errors for businesses. The KRA officially announced this shift through a public notice, explaining that the move integrates the Integrated Customs Management System (iCMS) with the iTax platform. This connection ensures that once Customs validates an export, the corresponding values appear instantly in the taxpayer’s VAT return under zero-rated The post New KRA VAT Return System Targets Faster, Error-Free Tax Filing for Export Businesses appeared first on Nairobi Wire.

In an order on Tuesday, the FCC said it had been investigating Disney's ABC stations for possible violations, including unlawful discrimination.

The King spelt out the cornerstones: there had to be support for Nato, "keeping North Americans and Europeans safe from our common adversaries". There needed to be backing for the "defence of Ukraine and her most courageous people". Such speeches are written with the Foreign Office, and there was a clear message sent to US President Donald Trump, who has called for more military spending from US allies. "Our country, in order to be fit for the future, has committed to the biggest sustained increase in defence spending since the Cold War," said the King.

TUNIS, Apr 29 – , April 29 (Xinhua) — The 9th International Forum on Financing Investment and Trade in Africa (FITA 2026) opened Tuesday to promote trade and business across the region. More than 15 partnership agreements are expected to be signed with chambers of commerce and international institutions. Furthermore, three major projects benefiting Tunisian […]

The Iran diplomat's remarks come as leaders from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) convened in Jeddah for emergency talks following a series of missile and drone attacks that have heightened fears of a broader regional war despite a fragile ceasefire between Iran and the United States.

Oliver Kazunga Senior Reporter PROSPECT Lithium Zimbabwe has started exporting its first lithium sulphate batch from its US$400 million processing plant, marking the country’s inaugural production of lithium salt and… The post Beneficiation dream comes true…Zim exports first lithium sulphate batch appeared first on herald.

Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter PARLIAMENT says it is satisfied with the public consultation process on Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment (No. 3) Bill, which saw a nationwide outreach programme. This comes… The post Amendment Bill: Parly expresses satisfaction appeared first on herald.

Mukudzei Chingwere Senior Reporter THE transformation of Mount Hampden into the country’s new administrative city is gathering momentum, with Cabinet now focusing on compensation for affected landholders, a financial milestone… The post US$75m earmarked for Mt Hampden new city landholders compensation appeared first on herald.

Blessings Chidakwa Senior Reporter UN Tourism secretary-general Ms Shaikha Al Nowais has paid a courtesy call on Zimbabwe’s tourism patron, First Lady Dr Auxillia Mnangagwa, and commended the country for… The post UN Tourism Secretary-General meets First Lady . . . commends Zimbabwe’s inclusive tourism initiatives appeared first on herald.

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter GOVERNMENT has approved the National Wildlife Policy aimed at aligning with emerging national, regional and international best practices to harness the vast opportunities within the wildlife… The post Zim adopts new policy to transform wildlife sector appeared first on herald.

Rutendo Nyeve ZIMBABWE’S successful bid to host the headquarters of the Intra-Africa Trade Fair Company is set to significantly bolster the country’s economic prospects, positioning it as a strategic hub… The post Hosting IATF to spur investment, jobs and trade — VP Mohadi appeared first on herald.

Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter The Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has blamed operational incapacity for its failure to meet national targets for the rehabilitation of criminal offenders. The… The post Justice Ministry rehabilitation hits 7 000 mark appeared first on herald.

Oliver Kazunga Senior Reporter Government has launched an ambitious winter cropping programme aimed at strengthening national food security, targeting nearly one million tonnes of cereal and potato output during the… The post Govt intensifies winter cropping to boost food security appeared first on herald.

Columbus Mabika Herald Reporter THE Air Force of Zimbabwe yesterday held a full military funeral parade in honour of Retired Air Commodore Simon Bere, whose Chimurenga name was “Brian Garanewako… The post AFZ honours Air Commodore Simon Bere appeared first on herald.

Gibson Mhaka Bulawayo Bureau ZIMBABWE has elevated its foreign policy to the front line of economic strategy using diplomatic engagement anchored on peace, trade and cooperation to attract new investment… The post Zim elevates foreign policy to economic strategy appeared first on herald.

Robson Sharuko Metros Editor MY God, he is so cute! That was the verdict of some of our readers, who appear to be women, after we published the image of… The post FATAL ATTRACTION AS SOME WOMEN GO CRAZY ONLINE OVER ‘CUTE’ ARMED ROBBER appeared first on herald.

Ivan Zhakata Herald Correspondent THE European Union has intensified its investment and development thrust in Zimbabwe, unveiling multi-million-euro initiatives targeting agriculture, infrastructure and private sector growth at the just-ended 2026… The post EU ramps up investment drive appeared first on herald.

Zvikomborero Parafini A 30-year-old man allegedly stabbed his drinking partner during a dispute sparked by a disagreement over the music which was being played at a local drinking spot. Godknows… The post ROW OVER MUSIC ENDS IN A BLOODY STABBING appeared first on herald.

Zvikomborero Parafini THREE suspected illegal foreign currency dealers were arrested in Central Harare during a police operation targeting illicit cash trading. Police recovered US$46,200. Prince Maravanyika (32), Abisha Hozheri (33)… The post HARARE CBD FOREX DEALERS NABBED, POLICE RECOVER US$46K appeared first on herald.

Fidelis Munyoro Chief Court Reporter IN the heart of Harare’s Eastview Phase 4, a devastating event shattered a family’s world, unleashing a storm of love, betrayal, and fury woven through… The post MAN, WHO KILLED UNCLE, SAVED BY HIS DEAFNESS appeared first on herald.

Arron Nyamayaro POLICE have confirmed the arrest of Thulani Jere (43), of Pumula East, Bulawayo, for 26 counts of unlawful entry into premises and theft, which stretched for twenty one… The post MAN, SUSPECTED OF BREAKING INTO HOMES TWENTY SIX TIMES OVER 21 MONTHS, ARRESTED appeared first on herald.

THE crown may have been placed on her head in 1972, but Cynthia Shange wore it every single day of her life. This past weekend, the rolling hills of Inanda,… The post Cynthia Shange laid to rest appeared first on herald.

A major curiosity in Africa is that while the continent hosts several countries among the world’s top 20 petroleum producers, with an even larger group holding proven oil reserves, Middle… The post EDITORIAL COMMENT : Africa’s energy challenge is infrastructure, not oil appeared first on herald.

Eddie Chikamhi Zimpapers Sports Hub WARRIORS interim coach Kaitano Tembo has stressed the need for unity and commitment from his players as he steps into his new role of leading… The post TEMBO STRESSES UNITY . . . Ex-Warriors vice-captain ready to coach Zim appeared first on herald.

THE photograph of a suspected armed robber, captured on CCTV, marks a significant step forward for the police in their fight against violent crime in Mabelreign, Marlborough and Westgate. For… The post Comment: ARMED ROBBER CAUGHT ON CAMERA: LET’S MAKE FULL USE OF THIS BIG BREAKTHROUGH appeared first on herald.

Jimmy Murwira A disturbing trend is taking root across many communities as children, some barely in their early teens are slipping into nightclubs, bars and other adult entertainment spaces with… The post Minors in nightclubs signal social breakdown appeared first on herald.

Tinashe Kusema Zimpapers Sports Hub ZIMBABWE’S Sables could have their work cut out on their return to Hartsfield, with Zambia vowing to turn the tables on their hosts in an… The post Zambia throw down the gauntlet appeared first on herald.

MARSHALL Munetsi was a favourite of Portuguese coach Vitor Pereira at English Premiership side Nottingham Forest. Pereira loved Munetsi’s industry, an eye for the occasional goal, and how he invested… The post WANTED BY PEREIRA, UNWANTED BY MARIO . . . Munetsi could be heading to Nottingham Forest appeared first on herald.

Judith Phiri Industry and Commerce Minister Nqobizitha Mangaliso Ndlovu has revealed that the momentum of Special Economic Zones is increasing across the country, as they are critical drivers of industrialisation… The post Momentum of Special Economic Zones increasing: Minister appeared first on herald.

Holders Paris Saint-Germain defeated Bayern Munich 5-4 in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League semi-final on Tuesday night. The visitors took the lead from the penalty spot through Harry Kane in the 17th minute. Kane made history as the first Englishman to score in six consecutive Champions League games. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia restored parity [...] The post UCL: PSG Beat Bayern Munich In Nine-Goal Thriller appeared first on Complete Sports.

Mashudu Netsianda, mashudu.netsianda@chronicle.co.zw PREPARATIONS for the 2026 winter cropping season are underway across the country, with the Government targeting 140 500 hectares under wheat, barley and Irish potatoes to yield… The post Government eyes 956 500t winter harvest . . .Winter cropping preps in full swing appeared first on herald.

Raymond Jaravaza, ray.jaravaza@chronicle.co.zw LONG hours of water shedding that had become a daily reality for Bulawayo residents over recent months are expected to ease, following improved inflows into the city’s… The post Water shedding set to ease as dam levels rise appeared first on herald.