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Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl LX halftime show drew an estimated 135.4 million viewers, setting a new record for the most-watched halftime performance and surpassing Kendrick Lamar’s 2025 total.
The Kenya Navy has formally launched “Operation Bahari Moja,” deploying warships to the Seychelles to spearhead a regional effort against piracy and drug trafficking in the Indian Ocean.
Kenya’s President William Ruto launched the 2026 Diplomatic Brief in Nairobi today, demanding the United Nations Security Council be reformed to include Africa with permanent representation, while boosting Kenya’s global diplomatic role.
The Nigerian naira traded around ₦1,363 per dollar in official markets, maintaining calm after weeks of stability, as the Central Bank’s electronic matching system appears to reduce wild swings.
Ebo Taylor, the Ghanaian guitarist, composer and pioneer of highlife music, has died at 90, his family and the Musicians Union of Ghana confirmed, sparking tributes from fans and fellow artists.
A brutal drought in northern Kenya has pushed herders, including Maasai families, to trek farther in search of water and pasture, with some crossing into Tanzania’s borderlands.
Tanzania’s government is preparing to sell part of its national gold reserves to help pay for infrastructure projects, a shift driven by declining international aid and tighter budgets.
U.S. President Donald Trump said the war in Sudan is “very close” to ending as Washington intensifies peace efforts with Middle Eastern partners, even as fighting and political divisions persist.
Sudan has officially rejoined the Intergovernmental Authority on Development after years of disengagement, marking a diplomatic reset with East African states amid shifting regional politics.
President Donald Trump took to social media last night to blast Bad Bunny’s historic Super Bowl LX performance, calling it “absolutely terrible” and “one of the worst, EVER!” (Forbes, 2026). The President didn't hold back, claiming the show was an affront to American standards and complaining that the Spanish-language set was impossible to follow
