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In a spirited defense of the government’s flagship project, Principal Secretary for Housing and Urban Development, Charles Hinga, has called out political figures for what he labels a calculated campaign of misinformation regarding the Affordable Housing Programme. During a joint appearance with Kisumu Governor Professor Anyang’ Nyong’o at the launch of the city’s second phase of the Non-Motorised Transport Project, Hinga urged Kenyans to look past the political noise. He emphasized that the dream of homeownership is not a political bargaining chip, but a constitutional right that every citizen deserves to pursue without fear of future seizure or political instability.…
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, the fight against the Ebola virus has become a battle on two fronts: one against a deadly pathogen, and the other against a pervasive, shadow-like enemy—entrenched misinformation. For the past several years, the region has been besieged not only by the physical toll of a hemorrhagic fever but by a relentless tide of rumors, distrust, and conspiracy theories. Local communities, already exhausted by decades of political instability and systemic neglect, have increasingly viewed health workers not as saviors, but as architects of a sinister plot. This suspicion has transformed clinics into…
