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Miano Champions Domestic Tourism as Pillar of Kenya’s Tourism Industry

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Tourism and wildlife cabinet secretary Rebecca Miano yesterday underscored the importance of domestic tourism as a cornerstone for Kenya’s tourism sector.

Speaking at the Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers (KAHC) Symposium held in Mombasa, Miano described domestic travel as the bedrock of a stable and resilient industry urging stakeholders to give it renewed attention and strategic focus.

“We are also aiming to increase numbers of our domestic tourism, a segment of this sector I consider unsung. Encouraging our own people to rediscover their homeland is the best way of embellishing the bedrock of our industry’s stability,” she said.

Her remarks come amid a larger national effort to revitalize tourism in the post-pandemic era, with the government setting an ambitious goal of attracting 2.5 million international tourists by the end of 2025 and 5 million annually by 2027.

She emphasized that Kenyan travelers must be viewed not only as a fallback market during international slowdowns, but as a consistent and powerful force capable of sustaining year-round tourism activity.

“Domestic tourism is not a backup plan—it is a strategic pillar. It stabilizes revenue streams, supports local economies, and nurtures national pride,” she said.

To this end, the Cabinet Secretary urged hospitality providers to develop packages that are affordable, accessible, and culturally relevant to Kenyan travelers.

She highlighted the potential in school holiday packages, weekend getaways, and community-based tourism as avenues to engage local audiences.

Miano also pointed out the rich diversity of attractions that lie within the country, urging Kenyans to explore lesser-known destinations beyond the traditional beach and safari circuits.

“From cultural heritage sites to highland retreats and wellness escapes, Kenya offers a wealth of experiences for our people to discover and enjoy,” she noted.

Miano called on the tourism industry to embrace local travel not just as a revenue stream, but as a way to deepen national unity and pride.

“Let us build a tourism culture that starts at home—one that turns every Kenyan into a traveler, storyteller, and ambassador of our beautiful country,” she said.

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Githurai All-Stars and Starlets Shine at the Shaban Gishu Super Cup 2025 Finale

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The curtains came down on the highly anticipated Shaban Gishu Super Cup 2025 yesterday, capping off four months of electrifying football that captured the spirit of Roysambu Constituency and brought together the best of grassroots talent. Hosted across multiple grounds within Nairobi County, the tournament drew participation from nearly 30 local teams, building a vibrant sporting culture and uniting communities through the beautiful game.

The grand finale, held at the buzzing Githurai Sports Grounds, drew huge crowds as football fans from across Nairobi gathered to witness the climax of one of the region’s most spirited competitions.

In the men’s final, it was a clash of local giants as Roysambu FC took on Githurai All-Stars. The All-Stars, driven by passion and tactical brilliance, dominated the pitch and surged to a 4-1 victory, earning them the coveted 2025 Shaban Gishu Super Cup title. Their clinical finishing and team chemistry left no doubt about their superiority in this year’s tournament.

The women’s final saw an equally impressive showdown, with Githurai Starlets taking on the formidable Blitz Women. The Starlets put on a commanding performance, securing a 3-0 win and adding a prestigious title to their growing list of accolades. Their display of skill, cohesion, and determination was a standout moment in this year’s competition.

The official award ceremony, held shortly after the finals, was a celebration of achievement and community pride. Winning teams were presented with trophies and cash prizes, in recognition of their outstanding efforts and sportsmanship. The event was attended by local leaders, sports stakeholders, and residents, all united in their support for youth empowerment and development through sport.

A special vote of thanks was extended to the Shaban Foundation and Shaban Gishu & Friends, whose dedication and sponsorship were instrumental in making the 2025 edition of the tournament a success. Their unwavering support continues to open doors for young athletes and strengthen community ties through organized sport.

As the dust settles on this year’s tournament, one thing is clear: the Shaban Gishu Super Cup is more than just a competition. It is a symbol of unity, opportunity, and resilience—a beacon of hope for emerging football talent in Roysambu and beyond.

Here’s to an even greater Shaban Gishu Super Cup in 2026.

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Tourism CS Rebecca Miano Champions Wellness Through Yoga

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Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano has reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to positioning itself as a premier destination for wellness tourism, citing yoga as a powerful cultural and health bridge.

Speaking during the 11th International Day of Yoga celebrations at the Sikh Union Club in Nairobi, Miano highlighted how yoga aligns with Kenya’s broader development goals of universal healthcare, environmental sustainability, and cultural preservation.

The event with themed “Yoga for One Earth, One Health underscored yoga’s transformative potential for personal wellbeing and planetary health.

Miano reflected on the symbolic significance of the day, which coincides with the summer solstice, a time traditionally associated with renewal and spiritual awakening.

“Yoga teaches us to live consciously — in how we move, eat, and relate to one another and the Earth,” Miano said. “It offers a holistic, accessible, and cost-effective path to healing and resilience.”

Miano at the same time highlighted Kenya’s ambition to become a hub for wellness tourism, drawing on its natural beauty and cultural richness to attract visitors seeking holistic experiences.

“We must go beyond the mat,” she said. “When we care for ourselves, we care for the Earth.”

Under her leadership, the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife is embracing yoga as part of Kenya’s experiential and sustainable tourism strategy.

“Our scenic landscapes, peaceful beaches, serene highlands, and rich cultural heritage make Kenya an ideal destination for yoga retreats and wellness experiences,” Miano stated.

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Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Joins Gran Turismo 7 in Landmark Partnership with Polyphony Digital

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Xiaomi and Polyphony Digital today announced a landmark partnership at Round One of the Gran Turismo World Series 2025. Under this collaboration, Xiaomi SU7 Ultra — Xiaomi EV’s top-of-the-line high-performance luxury electric vehicle — will debut in the globally acclaimed racing simulator Gran Turismo 7, for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, marking the first Xiaomi model featured in the franchise.

Gran Turismo is widely recognized as one of the world’s most authentic driving simulators, with engineering parameters mirroring real-world performance. Its influence extends beyond gaming, driving innovation in vehicle dynamics and safety while uniting automotive enthusiasts globally. The inclusion of Xiaomi SU7 Ultra reflects the rise of smart, high-performance EVs in the automotive industry.

In May 2025, Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi met with Xiaomi Group Founder, Chairman, and CEO Lei Jun in Beijing. During the visit, Yamauchi conducted an immersive test drive of Xiaomi SU7 Ultra and toured Xiaomi’s EV factory in Yizhuang.

Kazunori Yamauchi stated:

“We are delighted to begin this partnership with Xiaomi. The Chinese automotive industry has progressed rapidly, and Xiaomi — a newly established player in the automotive sector — has already created an exceptional vehicle, Xiaomi SU7, as a pivotal part of its comprehensive smart ecosystem, which spans smartphones and wearables to home appliances.

Beyond this, Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Prototype has shattered conventional performance benchmarks at the Nürburgring. Witnessing these achievements, I am deeply moved by Xiaomi’s courage, curiosity, passion, and relentless dedication to realizing such milestones. This spirit resonates profoundly with Gran Turismo and Polyphony Digital’s philosophy.”

Lei Jun remarked:

“We deeply resonate with Mr. Yamauchi’s visionary philosophy of building a better society through technology. This aligns perfectly with Xiaomi’s mission to let everyone in the world enjoy a better life through accessible and innovative technology. Our shared values paved the way for this collaboration.”

“Gran Turismo’s worldwide reputation for uncompromising quality and experience makes us particularly honored to have Xiaomi SU7 Ultra included. We look forward to introducing more Gran Turismo players and automotive enthusiasts to the capabilities of high-performance smart EVs like ours.”

At the partnership announcement event, Yamauchi highlighted Xiaomi SU7 Ultra as a standout in the smart EV segment, noting that its competitive performance at the Nürburgring Nordschleife demonstrates Xiaomi EV’s formidable engineering capabilities.

Xiaomi — a global technology leader — completed its “Human x Car x Home” ecosystem in 2024 with the launch of its first smart EV, Xiaomi SU7. The top-of-the-line Xiaomi SU7 Ultra integrates proprietary innovations, including Xiaomi’s HyperEngine V8s (27,200 rpm; 578 PS; 635 N·m) — a self-developed tri-motor configuration system. With 1,548 PS, a top speed exceeding 350 km/h, and a maximum 0–100 km/h acceleration of 1.98 seconds, Xiaomi SU7 Ultra holds multiple track records for four-door vehicles.

Engineered with up to 21 carbon fiber components (5.5 m² coverage) for optimal weight distribution and luxury craftsmanship, its design merges dynamic performance with elegance. Xiaomi EV’s R&D team rigorously tests technologies like torque vectoring and adaptive damping at circuits including the Nürburgring Nordschleife, ensuring real-world safety and handling excellence translate to the driving experience.

To deliver world-class products that offer both outstanding performance and safety, Xiaomi EV’s R&D team conducts extended on-site development at legendary circuits, including the Nürburgring. Through relentless track validation, the team iteratively refines vehicle dynamics. Technologies proven on these professional circuits are systematically adapted for production, transferring true race-derived engineering to road vehicles.

Performance testing at world-renowned racing circuits serves as the ultimate testbed for automotive brands to refine their technology and quality. Xiaomi EV firmly maintains that exceptional lap times represent more than just raw performance – they embody technological excellence, uncompromising quality, and superior safety standards.

At the event, Zhoucan Ren, Chief Test Driver, Head of Vehicle Dynamics Development at Xiaomi EV, stated: “Our team will maintain a continuous presence at the Nürburgring to relentlessly refine our products and push the boundaries of what’s possible in high-performance luxury vehicles.”

Gran Turismo 7 will integrate Xiaomi SU7 Ultra through a co-development process with Xiaomi EV, authentically replicating its luxury aesthetics and driving dynamics. This high-performance EV will debut in Gran Turismo 7, becoming available to players worldwide. Looking ahead, Xiaomi and Gran Turismo will further collaborate to develop the Xiaomi VISION GRAN TURISMO concept vehicle.

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NRM Flaunts Own Laws, Throws Out Speaker Anita Among’s Opponent Over Flimsy Excuses

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Hellen Odeke Akol, a determined political figure in Bukedea District, has once again found herself embroiled in a fierce legal and political battle as she seeks to participate in the 2025 elections. Akol is vying for the position of Woman Member of Parliament for Bukedea District, contesting against the incumbent Rt. Hon. Annet Anita Among. For the second time in five years, Akol believes she is facing a coordinated effort to block her candidacy through fraudulent means, legal manipulation, and an orchestrated abuse of power.

The Beginning of the Latest Struggle

The saga began during the National Electoral Commission’s voter registration update exercise. To Akol’s shock, she discovered at the Bukedea District Electoral Commission Office that her name had mysteriously been removed from the official voter register. This was no clerical error. When she contacted the Electoral Commission headquarters in Kampala, she was told her details were intact. The discrepancy raised deep concerns, prompting her to check the NRM party register, where she discovered that her details were also missing — a significant blow for someone intending to participate in the NRM primaries.

In response, Akol, known for her advocacy for transparency and fairness, wrote a petition to the Party Chairperson, H.E. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, urging him to intervene. She also submitted a complaint to the Party Secretary-General, the custodian of the membership register. An internal investigation confirmed her worst fears: her name had been illegally removed from the party register. This was no innocent mistake but appeared to be a deliberate attempt to bar her from contesting.

The Secretary-General acted swiftly, instructing corrections to the record and issuing Akol a certified copy of her registration. Believing the matter resolved, Akol paid the required fees for nomination and expected her candidacy to proceed unimpeded. However, in an unexpected twist, the Party Electoral Commission Chairperson, Dr. Tanga Odoi, refused to issue her the nomination forms. In a tone Akol described as dismissive and impudent, he told her, “You’ve wasted your money!”

Continued Frustration and a Forensic Revelation

Shocked and frustrated, Akol once again reached out to the Party Secretary-General, who assured her that the matter would be addressed. On June 10th, the Secretary-General updated her on the findings of a forensic investigation. The report revealed that someone had scribbled over her name in ink in the original party register to obscure it. Fortunately, forensic experts confirmed that her name was still legible beneath the ink. Armed with this evidence, the Secretary-General wrote to Dr. Tanga instructing him to provide Akol with her nomination forms.

Akol believed the worst was behind her, but her troubles persisted. Despite the Secretary-General’s directive, she was not issued the forms, and her path to nomination remained obstructed.

Legal Tactics: A Familiar Script

Soon after attempting to proceed with her campaign preparations, Akol was served with court summons on Friday, June 13th. The hearing was set for Monday, June 16th, giving her almost no time to prepare or brief her lawyers. The application was filed by Akol Zipola, a supposed NRM member and sister to Akol’s opponent, Rt. Hon. Annet Anita Among.

Zipola’s claims included allegations that Akol fraudulently registered in Ocekereni village—a place where she neither resides nor originates—and that Akol was not a legitimate NRM member but instead affiliated with the opposition FDC. These allegations are widely considered to be politically motivated, especially in light of Zipola’s familial connection to the incumbent Speaker of Parliament.

The situation mirrors what happened during the 2020 elections, when Akol was blocked from contesting due to a similar legal stunt involving a name change dispute. Although the courts eventually ruled in her favor, the case had already derailed her campaign, allowing Anita Among to run unopposed.

A System Under Siege

Now, in 2025, Akol faces the same obstructive tactics. She categorically denies the claims, stating, “I am not and have never registered at Ocekereni village.” Determined not to let history repeat itself, she vows to continue the fight—not only for herself but for the people of Bukedea, whom she believes are being denied the democratic right to choose their leader.

The court hearing has been scheduled for July 17th, deliberately after the nomination deadline of June 30th. This timing, Akol contends, is designed to prevent her from participating in the election. Meanwhile, Dr. Tanga Odoi has already declared Rt. Hon. Anita Among unopposed for the seat—further fueling concerns that the system is being manipulated to suppress genuine competition.

From the mysterious removal of her name from the voter and party registers to the refusal to issue nomination forms and the court case built on questionable grounds, Akol believes there is a systematic abuse of power aimed at silencing her voice and subverting democracy in Bukedea.

A Call to Action

In her concluding remarks, Akol poses powerful questions: “What is democracy for the people of Bukedea? How can the interests of one individual drown those of an entire district? How can one manipulate the administrative, judicial, and intelligence sections of government and get away with it?”

These are not just rhetorical questions; they speak to the heart of democratic integrity. If legal and political systems can be used to eliminate competition, then democracy is not just at risk—it is under siege. Akol remains committed to her cause, but she calls on the people of Bukedea and the nation at large to stand with her in demanding justice and fair play.

She places her hope in the leadership of President Museveni, believing he will not allow the NRM party and the country to be led down a path of undemocratic practices by a small, self-serving clique.

Democracy Under Siege

Hellen Odeke Akol is more than just a candidate; she is a symbol of resistance against political manipulation and a beacon for transparent governance. As she navigates this legal and political maze, she remains steadfast in her belief in free and fair elections.

The people of Bukedea deserve the right to choose their representative without coercion or interference. If Akol succeeds in her struggle, it will not just be a personal victory—it will be a win for democracy in Uganda. But time is short, and the ultimate question remains: Will justice prevail, or will the will of the people be crushed by the weight of corruption and manipulation?

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Race for Dignity: Kenyans Unite in Mama Ibado’s Final Push to Support Elders

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Mama Ibado Charity (MIC) is making one last call to Kenyans who care about the country’s elderly. The registration window for the ‘Run for Seniors’ is closing soon — and if you haven’t signed up, now is the time.

The charity has recorded a major surge in support this year. From private citizens to large companies, many have registered, donated, and pledged to run. The goal? To raise funds for food and medical care for over 1,000 elderly people in Isiolo and Kakamega.

According to MIC, the high turnout has made it necessary to consider closing the registration process earlier than expected. The organizing team says they want to allow enough time to manage logistics and plan the event properly.

Moses Mwangi, Managing Director at 748 Air Services and a key figure in the organizing committee, says this is more than a charity run — it’s a national statement.

“This race is about action. Not just talk. If you say you care about our elders, this is your moment to show it. There are thousands already onboard, but we want those who’ve been delaying to understand this isn’t just another event. It’s a responsibility,” Mwangi said.

The race is open to all Kenyans, with three running options: 5 kilometers, 10 kilometers, and 15 kilometers. Whether you’re walking or running, there’s a slot for you.

To register, participants pay Ksh 2,000. The amount covers a race T-shirt, a medal, and—most importantly—helps fund MIC’s flagship eldercare programs. These include monthly food distributions and access to essential health services for seniors who are often left out of mainstream support systems.

MIC President Ahmed Jibril says every participant is helping rewrite how Kenya treats its aging population. “We want dignity to be part of old age, not struggle. You may not be old now, but one day you will be. The actions we take today will shape what that future looks like,” said Jibril.

The charity has also appealed to Kenyans who may not be able to run to contribute by donating. Every shilling goes toward helping senior citizens live with dignity, access medicine, and avoid hunger. Even helping spread the word can be part of the solution.

As Kenya’s healthcare system continues to face pressure, elderly people—especially those in rural areas—remain the most at risk. MIC’s programs fill the gap where state systems have failed. But they rely on public support to do so.

The ‘Run for Seniors’ is more than a race. It’s a statement. It’s a message that the elderly are not invisible. They deserve to be seen, supported, and celebrated.

If you’re reading this and haven’t registered, ask yourself: what will you do when you’re old? Will anyone run for you?

Now is your chance to run for someone else.

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Kenyans at Risk as Unsafe Cooking Gas Shipment Rejected by KEBS

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Kenyans could be unknowingly putting their lives at risk following revelations that a massive shipment of cooking gas recently imported into the country was found to be unsafe.

The Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) has flagged a 12,000-metric-tonne Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) consignment brought in by Lake Gas for lacking adequate levels of a critical safety chemical—ethyl mercaptan—which helps detect gas leaks.

Without sufficient amounts of this foul-smelling additive, often likened to the stench of rotten eggs, users may be unable to detect dangerous leaks, posing a serious threat of fire or explosion in homes and businesses.

LPG is odourless and is blended with stench, known as ethyl mercaptan, giving cooking gas the foul smell akin to rotten eggs to easily alert users in case of a leak.

Lake Gas had imported a 12,000 metric tonne cooking gas cargo that was discharged into its LPG facility at Kilifi on June 4. Kebs said tests carried out at the company’s facilities, which it supervised, found the cargo did not have adequate stench and posed a risk to users.

“Following the resampling exercise at your premises today (June 12, 2025), during which it was confirmed that the ethyl mercaptan (stench) dosser is faulty, we wish to reiterate the critical importance of accurate odorant dosing for consumer safety,” said Kebs in a letter to Lake Gas on Thursday.

“The confirmatory tests conducted in your in-house laboratory, witnessed by (Kebs inspector), confirmed that the ethyl mercaptan levels are still below the required limits specified in KS 91:2022 Kenya Standard LPG – specification.

“Ethyl mercaptan plays a vital role in leak detection, and any deficiency in dosage poses a significant risk to public health and safety. Immediate corrective action is essential to restore proper functionality and ensure compliance with safety standards.”

Ethyl mercaptan is classified as a hazardous substance and mixed into the LPG during discharge from a vessel in a controlled manner.

There are also instances when it is added at the LPG handling facilities, although industry insiders said there is limited capacity locally to mix LPG with ethyl mercaptan onshore.

Sources say Kebs has been under pressure from senior government officials and politicians to give an okay for the cargo to be released to the market.

Some trucks have reportedly been loaded with the gas from the Lake Gas terminal for delivery to the market.

The cooking gas consignment by Lake Gas, which is enough to fill two million 6kg cylinders, is the first to be handled by its facility at Vipingo, which is still under construction.

It currently has the capacity to handle 10,000 metric tonnes but plans to increase capacity to 20,0000 metric tonnes.

Lake Gas imported the gas for distribution to the market as it looks to tap into the growing uptake of LPG.

About 10 million households now use cooking gas in their kitchens. LPG consumption in Kenya has been growing steadily to reach 414,900 metric tonnes in 2024, an increase of more than 340 per cent from 93,900 tonnes in 2013.

Consumption is projected to grow with government incentives, including putting up LPG facilities at learning institutions and the distribution of gas cylinders to low-income households by the State.

Beyond household cooking among households and institutions, LPG is also increasingly being used by the motor vehicle industry, where internal combustion engines are converted to use LPG instead of diesel or super petrol.

The government has also removed taxes in a bid to lower prices. In 2023, it exempted LPG from the Import Declaration Fee (IDF) of 2.5 per cent and the Railway Development Levy (RDL) of two per cent in bid to lower prices and grow consumption. It has also zero-rated Value Added Tax (VAT) on LPG.

Annual per capita consumption, however, remains low at about seven kilogrammes against a target of 15 kilogrammes.

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Business

PROTO Energy and GoBEBA Forge Strategic Partnership to Boost LPG Access in Kenya

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In a landmark move toward enhancing clean energy access, PROTO Energy Limited and GoBEBA Everything LTD have announced a strategic partnership aimed at transforming how households across Kenya access Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). The partnership, unveiled today at PROTO’s Energy Headquarters in Nairobi, brings together innovation, technology, and sustainability in a bold step toward a cleaner, more connected future.

The collaboration marries PROTO’s extensive experience in energy solutions with GoBEBA’s cutting-edge social commerce platform and specialized LPG fulfillment infrastructure. Together, the two companies plan to deploy a more efficient and inclusive LPG distribution model that promises to increase the availability of clean fuel to underserved communities across Kenya.

“This partnership marks a transformative step in delivering clean and safe LPG to customers,” said Joel Kamau, CEO of PROTO. “By leveraging GoBEBA’s advanced technology, we’ve rapidly launched a comprehensive e-commerce platform that creates new and impactful avenues for LPG energy access.”

GoBEBA co-founders Lesley Mbogo and Peter Ndiang’ui echoed the sentiment, praising PROTO’s scale and commitment to safety. “PROTO’s technological expertise and national reach make them the ideal partner. Together, we’re making LPG more convenient and accessible for millions of Kenyan households,” they said.

The partnership supports Kenya’s national strategy for clean energy transition, aligning with global efforts to reduce reliance on polluting fuels and cut greenhouse gas emissions. It also addresses local energy equity by empowering communities with affordable, reliable, and safe cooking solutions.

The launch event brought together stakeholders, industry leaders, and sustainability advocates who witnessed a live demonstration of the integrated LPG delivery model. Attendees expressed optimism about the potential of the partnership to drive lasting social and environmental impact.

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ODM Threatens to Withdraw From UDA Deal Over Albert Ojwang’s Death

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The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party has threatened to withdraw from the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with the ruling United Democratic Alliance (UDA), over the death of 31-year-old teacher and influencer Albert Ojwang.

Speaking on the floor of the senate on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, the ODM Deputy Party Leader Godfrey Osotsi said that the Orange party had agreed with UDA that abductions and killings were not going to be witnessed in the country again.

Osotsi argued that if the ODM do not get proper answers from the UDA government on the killing of Ojwang, they will consider it as a breach of the MoU they have with UDA.

“We signed an MOU with UDA and agreed that we are not going to have abductions and killings like this one. If we do not get proper answers from the UDA government, we will consider this as a breach of the MOU we have with UDA,” Osotsi said.

Osotsi’s remarks come hours after ODM leader Raila Odinga broke his silence over the death of Ojwang, with demands to the government. 

In a statement on Tuesday, June 10, Raila expressed concern over the growing list of young Kenyans who have lost their lives in unclear circumstances.

Ojwang was confirmed dead on Sunday, June 8, just hours after he was picked up from his native home in Homa Bay County and locked up at the Central Police Station in Nairobi.

His death has sparked nationwide outrage, with police coming under fire, particularly because of the inconsistencies in their accounts of how Ojwang died.

Raila condemned the killing, as he demanded a speedy conclusion to investigations into the death of Ojwang, which was shrouded in mystery up until Tuesday. 

“When citizens can no longer tell the difference between the two forms of injustice—police injustice and mob injustice—we are staring at the reality of failure as a nation,” the former prime minister added.

“A speedy and credible closure to this latest incident of injustice in the hands of the police, alongside the many others that we have been pursuing since 2023, is not optional.”

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Coast Tycoons Urge Ruto to Dissolve KPA Board, Fire PS Daghar Over Graft Claims

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A powerful coalition of Coast region business leaders has issued an urgent petition to President William Ruto demanding the immediate dissolution of the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) Board of Directors and the dismissal of Transport Principal Secretary Mohamed Daghar over serious corruption allegations that have rocked the country’s premier maritime gateway.

The unprecedented call comes in the wake of explosive media exposés revealing a web of procurement fraud, insider trading, and systematic looting at KPA that has allegedly cost taxpayers billions of shillings through inflated contracts and irregular tenders.

The Corruption Allegations

The scandal centers on a multi-billion-shilling tender allegedly authorized by the Managing Director’s office, with whistleblower accounts and leaked documents pointing to extensive procurement malpractice that has compromised the integrity of one of Kenya’s most vital revenue-generating agencies.

Among the most damaging allegations is a controversial KSh 200 million contract linked to board member Dr. Consolata Lusweti for painting stands at the Likoni Channel.

Sources indicate the tender was awarded to a Somali businessman serving as a proxy, completely bypassing standard procurement procedures and delivering substandard results.

Board Chairman Benjamin Dalu Tayari faces separate but equally serious allegations of facilitating corrupt networks through shell companies and questionable acquisition of a KSh 40 million luxury vehicle under circumstances that have raised red flags among investigators.

Key Figures Under Scrutiny

The corruption allegations implicate several high-ranking officials, including:

  • Benjamin Dalu Tayari – KPA Board Chairman and former Kinango MP, appointed in January 2023 for a three-year term
  • Mohamed Daghar – Principal Secretary for Transport, appointed in November 2022
  • Dr. Consolata Lusweti – Board Director, described as a close ally of Musalia Mudavadi with political ambitions for Kakamega’s Woman Representative seat
  • Lucas Maitha – Board member
  • Lawrence Kibet – Board member
  • Daniel Muriungi Mugao – Board member
  • Beatrice Nyamoita – Board member

Business Community’s Response

The petition has been spearheaded by prominent Coast businessmen including Mombasa businessman Athman Haroun Ismael, Kilifi’s Kenga Mrima, and Yatour Kirui, who have accused the KPA Board of lacking moral legitimacy and operating as a political reward scheme that undermines merit and professionalism.

“We are appalled, but not surprised, by these revelations exposing the looting spree at KPA,” the business leaders stated in their petition. “We raised concerns in 2023 when the current board was appointed, and unfortunately, we’ve been vindicated. The government favoured tenderpreneurs over professionals.”

The coalition argues that board members are exploiting their positions to build personal war chests ahead of future political campaigns, pointing to Lusweti’s public displays of wealth and ongoing political maneuvering by other members as evidence of their claims.

KPA’s Response

In response to the mounting allegations, KPA’s Corporate Communication Department issued a defensive statement saying: “KPA has taken note of recent media reports alleging irregularities in certain procurement processes within the organisation. These media reports do not reflect the facts or the operational standards of KPA.”

However, the business community remains unconvinced by the denial, describing the board as a politically compromised entity with no genuine commitment to ethical leadership or port development.

Call for Investigation

The petitioners have called on Kenya’s key investigative agencies to launch immediate probes into the board’s conduct, specifically targeting:

  • Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC)
  • Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI)
  • Asset Recovery Agency

The EACC has previously taken action against KPA officials, including the arrest of a Senior Administrative Secretary over a KES 6.4 million tender conflict of interest case in July 2024.

Historical Context

The current scandal adds to KPA’s troubled history with corruption. In 2019, the DCI launched a probe into what investigators believed was a Ksh 2.7 billion tender scandal at KPA, implicating top officials including the then-Managing Director Daniel Manduku.

Political Implications

The corruption allegations come at a sensitive time for President Ruto’s administration, which has made the fight against corruption a key pillar of its governance agenda.

The involvement of high-ranking officials from the Kenya Kwanza government, including Transport PS Mohamed Daghar, adds a political dimension to the scandal that could have broader implications for the administration’s credibility.

Dr. Lusweti’s reported close ties to Musalia Mudavadi, a key figure in the Kenya Kwanza coalition, and her rumored political ambitions for the Kakamega Woman Representative seat, further complicate the political dynamics surrounding the scandal.

The Stakes

As one of East Africa’s largest ports and a critical gateway for international trade, KPA’s integrity is vital to Kenya’s economic prospects. The port handles the majority of cargo for landlocked countries including Uganda, South Sudan, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, and Rwanda, making any disruption to its operations a regional concern.

The business community’s petition represents more than just local frustration; it reflects broader concerns about governance standards in key state corporations and the potential impact of corruption on Kenya’s economic competitiveness.

What’s Next

President Ruto now faces mounting pressure to act decisively on the corruption allegations. The business leaders’ petition demanding complete dissolution of the KPA board represents one of the most direct challenges to his administration’s handling of corruption in state corporations.

The president’s response will likely be seen as a test of his commitment to fighting corruption and could set a precedent for how similar allegations against other state corporations are handled in the future.

As investigations continue and pressure mounts, the future of the embattled KPA board – and the broader integrity of the government’s anti-corruption drive – hangs in the balance. The coming weeks will be critical in determining whether President Ruto will accede to the demands for wholesale changes at one of Kenya’s most important state corporations.

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He Was Killed: Pathologists Confirm Albert Ojwang’s Injuries Were Not Self-inflicted

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Albert Omondi Ojwang’s postmortem has confirmed that his injuries were not self-inflicted, as claimed earlier by the police.

The postmortem conducted on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, shows he died from severe head injury caused by blunt force trauma.

Pathologists confirmed the injuries were not self-inflicted and occurred over time, with multiple wounds to the head, neck, limbs, and body.

The autopsy was conducted by five pathologists led by Dr. Bernard Midia and Dr. Njoroge at the City Mortuary.

Inconsistent injury pattern

Midia said that the pattern of the injury was inconsistent, noting that hitting against the wall as claimed by the police would have a pattern.

“The pattern of the injury, especially the trauma I found on the head… hitting against a blunt substance like a wall would have a pattern,” he said.

Vocal Africa CEO Hussein Khalid, whose team witnessed the autopsy, confirmed the pathologist’s findings.

“The postmortem of Albert Ojwang is complete. It was conducted by 5 pathologists led by Dr. Bernard Midia and Dr. Njoroge. They came to a unanimous conclusion that the cause of death was severe head injury due to blunt force trauma. They also concluded that the injuries were not self-inflicted and did not happen at once. Besides the severe head injuries, the pathologists also confirmed multiple head, neck, limb, and body injuries caused by blunt force trauma,” Khalid wrote on X.

Albert Ojwang’s death

Ojwang died under disturbing circumstances while in police custody at the Central Police Station in Nairobi, sparking outrage.

Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja, in a press conference on Monday, June 9, shed light on the controversial arrest of Ojwang.

He revealed that Ojwang’s arrest, along with others, was triggered by a formal complaint from Lagat, who claimed his reputation was being tarnished by Ojwang’s social media posts.

“The reasons why the late Ojwang was arrested together with others are because there was a complaint that had been lodged by the DIG KPS about his name being tarnished,” Kanja said.

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Rebecca Miano: Powering a New Dawn for Kenya’s Tourism and Wildlife

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When Rebecca Miano took the reins as Cabinet Secretary for Tourism and Wildlife in July 2024, few anticipated just how rapidly and boldly she would reshape Kenya’s travel and conservation narrative. In under a year, she has emerged as a transformational figure—revitalizing a sector recovering from global disruptions and steering it toward sustainable, inclusive, and resilient growth. With a sharp strategic vision and hands-on leadership, Miano is redefining how the world experiences Kenya.

Under her stewardship, tourism earnings have soared—from KSh 452.2 billion in 2023 to a projected KSh 650 billion by the end of 2025. This 44% surge solidifies tourism’s place as a key pillar of the economy, rivaling long-time leaders like tea exports and diaspora remittances.

Miano has also prioritized product diversification and regional inclusivity. In October 2024, she launched nine regional tourism circuits across Kenya to promote unique local experiences—ranging from cultural festivals like Turkana and Maa, to wellness, adventure, sports, and farm tourism. These efforts complement the revived Tembea Kenya campaign, which aims to grow domestic tourism from 2.1 million to 5 million annual visitors by 2027, with revenues projected to reach KSh 824 billion.

Her impact extends to wildlife conservation. Miano oversaw the strategic relocation of over 50 elephants from the Mwea Reserve to Aberdare National Park to reduce human-wildlife conflict. She also reinforced Kenya’s pioneering role in saving the northern white rhino through in-vitro breeding efforts at Ol Pejeta Conservancy. Her swift interventions—such as addressing hyena attacks in Juja and bolstering security in Lamu—demonstrate her active, problem-solving approach.

Institutional strengthening has been another hallmark of her leadership. The Ministry’s 2023–2027 strategic plan—“Transforming Tourism and Wildlife for Sustainability, Resilience, and Inclusivity”—charts a clear roadmap for sectoral reform. Key initiatives include the creation of a Youth Innovation Hub, a national convention bureau to tap into the MICE market, digitization of park payments via an e-wallet system, and scholarship support for hospitality students.

From boosting revenues to enhancing conservation and rebranding Kenya’s tourism experience, Rebecca Miano is leaving an indelible mark. Her bold leadership is not just transforming a ministry—it’s reshaping the future of travel and wildlife in Kenya.

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Wang’uru Stadium Roars at Season 2 of Hon. Mary Maingi Super Cup Football

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The Wang’uru International Stadium was the
heartbeat of Mwea this past Sunday as the curtain closed on Season 2 of the Hon. Mary Maingi Super Cup Football Tournament, drawing thousands of
spectators, dignitaries, performers, and players in what has become one of the most vibrant grassroots sports events in the region.

This year’s edition lived up to its billing — a grand celebration of talent, community, and youth empowerment — with 90 teams participating from
across the constituency. The finals delivered gripping action, entertainment, and a strong message of unity through sports.

Final Match Results:

Playoffs (3rd Place – Men):
Murubara 0 – 2 Ndorome
Women’s Final:
Kutus Queens 1 – 1 Mukou Queens
Kutus Queens won 5-4 on penalties
Men’s Final:
Kinyaga 1 – 1 Kiriko
Kiriko won 7-6 on penalties

Winners took home cash prizes, community recognition, and a place in Mwea’s growing sports legacy.

The day also doubled up as a cultural celebration, with electrifying live performances by Wadagliz, famed for Anguka Nayo, and Joyce Wa Mama, the beloved queen of Mugithi.

In her closing address, Hon. Mary Maingi, Member of Parliament for Mwea Constituency, applauded the athletes, coaches, and supporters for their unwavering commitment and sponsorship.

Season 2 of this tournament has shown us what is possible when we invest in our young people,” said Hon. Maingi. “Football has brought us together — it
has shown us that unity, peace, and hard work can shape a better Mwea.”

She urged the youth to stay focused and shun divisive politics, reminding them that their talents and determination are the real building blocks of Mwea’s
future.

Hon. Maingi also acknowledged the tremendous support received from His Excellency the President, the Deputy President, and Kirinyaga County
leadership, whose efforts she credited with helping make the event a success.

“We are just getting started. The Mary Maingi Football Tournament is here to stay. Mwea’s talent is limitless, and we will keep creating platforms to showcase it,” she affirmed, hinting at an even bigger Season 3 on the horizon.

Also in attendance was Mwea East Deputy County Commissioner (DCC), Fred Ayieko, who emphasized the government’s continued investment in
youth-centered initiatives and efforts to combat drug abuse through community based sports programmes.

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Odibets Serves Up Winnings with a Side of Pilau in Bold New Crash Game Promo

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In an unexpected fusion of fast-paced betting excitement and beloved Kenyan cuisine, Odibets has launched one of its most unique promotional campaigns yet — the “Sinia ya Pilau” promo. The campaign is aimed squarely at fans of popular crash games such as Aviator, Aviatrix, and Jet-X, offering them not just the adrenaline rush of high-speed gaming but also a delicious reward.

Set to run on June 6, 2025, the campaign promises to reward 10,000 lucky players with a “Sinia ya Pilau” — a Ksh 300 bonus directly credited to their Odibets accounts. The cash is fully withdrawable via M-PESA, turning a digital gaming win into a tangible, flavorful treat.

“This promo is one of a kind. It’s a fun and flavorful way to reward our loyal punters — especially those who enjoy the adrenaline rush of crash games,” said Gregory Amoshe, Odibets’ Digital Lead. “We expect betting fanatics across the country to turn up and walk away with their own sinias of pilau.”

How It Works

Participation in the “Sinia ya Pilau” promo is refreshingly simple. Punters need only follow three steps:

Deposit and place a bet of at least Ksh 49 on any crash game — Aviator, Aviatrix, or Jet-X.

Automatic Entry: Each qualifying bet automatically enters the punter into the draw.

Win Instantly: Winners are randomly selected by Odibets’ promotion system and awarded Ksh 300 — equivalent to a plate of pilau, hence the promo’s catchy title.

The name of the campaign — “Sinia ya Pilau” — is more than just a marketing gimmick. It reflects Odibets’ strategy of embedding its brand into Kenya’s everyday culture. The “sinia,” or traditional serving tray, is a staple in Kenyan gatherings, while pilau, a spiced rice dish, is a national favorite.

The tagline, “Sinia ya Crash Games Imeiva!”, literally translates to “The Crash Game Tray is Ready!” — a clever play on words that merges the thrill of gambling with the comfort of food.

Betting Meets Culture

Odibets has built a strong reputation in Kenya for engaging its users with innovative, relatable, and culturally grounded promotions. From school fees giveaways to surprise bonuses, the company is known for transforming ordinary betting experiences into meaningful interactions.

This latest campaign signals a deep understanding of its user base: young, urban, tech-savvy Kenyans who are just as likely to enjoy a crash game as they are to devour a hearty meal.

“We know our audience — they love quick wins, high stakes, and cultural relevance,” Amoshe added. “Sinia ya Pilau brings all that together in a fun, familiar, and rewarding experience.”

The Rise of Crash Games in Kenya

Crash games like Aviator, Aviatrix, and Jet-X have taken Kenya’s betting scene by storm. Unlike traditional sports betting, these games offer short, fast-paced rounds where punters can win — or lose — in a matter of seconds. Their simplicity and speed have made them wildly popular among young bettors.

Odibets has capitalized on this trend, becoming one of the first betting firms in Kenya to aggressively promote crash games. With “Sinia ya Pilau,” the company is not just pushing games but creating a community around them — one where winning can be as sweet as a meal with friends.

Responsible Gaming Reminder

While the promo adds a festive and lighthearted tone to Kenya’s betting scene, Odibets is also reminding participants to bet responsibly.

All participants must be 18 years or older. Standard terms and conditions apply, and the company encourages users to set betting limits and engage in the platform for entertainment purposes.

Punters can join the campaign by logging onto Odibets.com, making a deposit, and placing their crash game bets. Winners will receive notifications directly on the platform, and payouts will reflect in their Odibets wallets instantly.

Final Word: Betting with a Taste of Home
In a market saturated with promos that often feel generic or impersonal, Odibets has once again found a way to stand out. “Sinia ya Pilau” isn’t just about betting or winning — it’s about connecting with Kenyan culture, flavor, and the daily experiences that make the country’s youth tick.

It’s a reminder that even in the high-stakes world of online betting, a little local flavor can go a long way.

Visit Odibets.com to get your own Sinia ya Pilau — because crash games just got tastier.

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Business

Odibets Soars to New Heights with the New Aviator Challenges in Kenya

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Odibets, a leading sports betting company in Kenya, is thrilled to announce the introduction of the exhilarating Aviator betting tournaments and rains to its platform, bringing a fresh and innovative gaming experience to Kenyan punters. Odibets is elevating the local betting scene with this dynamic and engaging crash game, designed to captivate both new and seasoned bettors.

Aviator: A Game-Changing Experience

Aviator, developed by Spribe, is a fast-paced, interactive betting game that has taken the global gaming world by storm. Players place bets on a virtual airplane as it ascends, with multipliers increasing in real-time. The challenge? Cash out before the plane flies off the screen to secure winnings, blending strategy, timing, and excitement. With its simple yet thrilling mechanics, Aviator offers a 97% Return to Player (RTP) rate, making it a favorite for those seeking high-potential rewards.

Odibets is introducing Aviator with a focus on seamless gameplay, generous bonuses, and mobile accessibility.

Why Aviator with Odibets?

  • User-Friendly Interface: Odibets’ Aviator is accessible via its lightweight 2MB mobile app, optimized for Kenyan users to save data while delivering a smooth, lag-free experience. Players can place bets, track multipliers, and cash out in real-time, even on low-bandwidth networks.
  • Exclusive Bonuses and Free Bets: Odibets offers a lot of incentives for its players. Regular promotions such as tournaments with spot winners as well as rains incentivize players to play responsibly.
  • M-Pesa Integration: Catering to Kenyan preferences, Odibets ensures seamless deposits and withdrawals via M-Pesa, with instant withdrawal processing for maximum convenience.
  • Responsible Gaming: Odibets is committed to ethical sports betting, offering tools like self-exclusion and spending limits to promote responsible gaming, aligning with global standards set by the authorities, namely BCLB.
  • Community Engagement:  With regards to engagements, players enjoy interactive features. Odibets’ Aviator includes a live chat function, allowing players to share strategies and celebrate wins, fostering a vibrant betting community.

“We’re excited to encourage responsible gaming of Aviator in Kenya, a game that combines the thrill of sports betting with the excitement of aviation,” said Dedan Mungai, General manager at Odibets. “By taking cues from established leaders and regulators, we’ve tailored Aviator to suit Kenyan players, offering unmatched accessibility, bonuses, and a responsible gaming environment. This is a game-changer for Odibets and our passionate community of punters.”

Responsible Gaming

Since its introduction to the Kenyan market, Aviator has gained traction for its simplicity and high-stakes thrills. Nicknamed “Rubani” by local players, it has already produced a large number of winners. However, Odibets acknowledges concerns raised by recent reports about the game’s addictive potential and is working closely with the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) to ensure full transparency and fairness in its operations.

Join the Aviator Revolution

Kenyan bettors can dive into the action by downloading the Odibets app from the Google Play Store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.odibet.app) or visiting www.odibets.com. New users can sign up, claim their welcome bonus, and start playing Aviator today. With bets starting as low as KES 1, the sky’s the limit for both casual players and high rollers.

Note: Odibets encourages responsible gambling. Players must be 18+ and are advised to bet within their means. For support, visit our responsible gaming page at https://odibets.com/responsiblegambling

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Mozambique: Um Novo Passo Estratégico da Indústria de Defesa da Turquia

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Visita Estratégica e Participação no Evento

Uma das principais empresas da indústria de defesa da Turquia, a Raff Military Textile, está se preparando para visitar a capital de Moçambique, Maputo, como parte de um evento importante organizado sob a coordenação do Ministério do Comércio da Turquia e da Assembleia de Exportadores da Turquia (TİM). O evento, que ocorrerá entre os dias 17 e 22 de junho, oferecerá à Raff Military Textile a oportunidade de realizar reuniões B2B estratégicas com empresários de Moçambique e países vizinhos da região.

O Crescimento da Indústria de Defesa Turca

Com raízes que remontam aos anos 1940, a Raff Military Textile é uma empresa líder turca que atua na produção de fardamentos militares, equipamentos táticos e diversas soluções de defesa. Reconhecida por suas operações bem-sucedidas no mercado africano nos últimos anos, a empresa espera consolidar ainda mais suas parcerias durante a visita a Moçambique.

O aumento das necessidades de segurança e dos gastos com defesa em todo o continente africano tem criado uma base sólida para a intensificação da cooperação com a indústria de defesa turca. Moçambique, em especial, tem feito investimentos significativos em resposta a ameaças de segurança regionais, elevando seu orçamento de defesa para cerca de 450 milhões de dólares em 2024. A Raff Military Textile adota uma estratégia voltada para produção local e parcerias de longo prazo com benefícios mútuos.

Declaração do CEO

“Moçambique é um mercado extremamente crítico para nós. Queremos transformar a experiência que adquirimos em toda a África em parcerias fortes e duradouras aqui. Não estamos vindo apenas para vender produtos, mas para estabelecer modelos de negócios sustentáveis com parceiros locais e desenvolver colaborações mais profundas, como transferência de tecnologia. Temos grandes expectativas para as reuniões B2B em Moçambique.”

— Eray Yükseloğlu, CEO, Raff Military Textile

Estratégia Africana da Indústria de Defesa Turca

Nos últimos anos, a indústria de defesa da Turquia passou por um salto significativo, assumindo um papel cada vez mais relevante nos mercados globais. A oferta de soluções de defesa tecnologicamente avançadas, de alta qualidade e custo-efetivas tem tornado a Turquia uma fornecedora preferencial em todo o continente.

O sucesso das empresas turcas nos mercados internacionais continua a fortalecer as colaborações com o continente africano. A iniciativa da Raff Military Textile em Moçambique visa contribuir para a reputação e confiabilidade internacional da Turquia no setor de defesa.

Expansão Estratégica no Sudeste da África

Após a visita a Moçambique, a Raff Military Textile planeja uma turnê estratégica abrangendo também países da região como África do Sul e Zâmbia, com o objetivo de tornar suas atividades mais permanentes. A empresa pretende aumentar a visibilidade e a confiabilidade da indústria de defesa turca no continente, desenvolvendo soluções específicas para as necessidades de segurança da região.

Ao promover parcerias em torno de transferência de tecnologia, produção conjunta e aumento da capacidade local, a Raff Military Textile busca estabelecer colaborações duradouras e sustentáveis em Moçambique, contribuindo diretamente para a economia local.

Reuniões B2B e Novas Parcerias

Durante o evento em Moçambique, a Raff Military Textile apresentará seu portfólio de produtos inovadores em reuniões B2B. As reuniões com representantes dos setores público e privado da região criarão oportunidades significativas de cooperação entre a Turquia e Moçambique no setor de defesa.

Esta visita estratégica da Raff Military Textile promete abrir as portas para uma nova e poderosa fase da indústria de defesa turca no mercado africano. Espera-se que os encontros com empresas e instituições moçambicanas contribuam para ampliar ainda mais as colaborações em todo o continente.

A Raff Military Textile está pronta para escrever uma nova história de sucesso na África com sua visita a Moçambique.

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