Looking for the biggest reads from 2024? This tag page gathers our top pieces from that year so you can scan politics, sports, culture and major updates in one place. Below you’ll find quick summaries of standout articles and smart tips to get straight to what matters.
Want the short version? Here are highlights you shouldn’t miss:
Kenya Faces Ksh6 Billion Penalty Bill — A clear breakdown of how idle foreign loans and delayed project payments cost Kenya billions and what officials say needs to change.
Ruto Urges Calm as Gen Z Protests Rock Kenya — On-the-ground reporting on youth-led demonstrations, government response, and the issues driving a new wave of political activism.
Eskom’s Stage 3 Loadshedding — Simple explainer about why power cuts returned, what Stage 3 means for homes and businesses, and short-term fixes to expect.
Obasanjo Inaugurates Joe Irukwu Way — Coverage of a major road opening in Abia State and why local leaders call it a boost for security and trade.
Carrie and Aidan’s Broken Romance — Culture piece that explains why a TV breakup landed as a decisive moment for long-running characters.
Julian McMahon Dead at 56 — Sensitive obituary covering the actor’s career and the reaction from colleagues and fans.
FC Porto vs Al Ahly: Club World Cup Preview — Match preview with tactical battles to watch, predicted lineups, and what the result could mean for both clubs.
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