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AI Giants Invest Heavily in Super Bowl 60 Advertisements — Google, Amazon, and Meta are confirmed to showcase artificial intelligence tools during Super Bowl 60, marking a significant shift in high-stakes marketing. •
Apple Updates Phone App in iOS 26 with Call Screening — Apple has released a significant update to the Phone app in iOS 26, introducing a comprehensive redesign and advanced call screening capabilities. •
Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs — Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno authorizes the use of firearms against panga-wielding criminals terrorizing residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale. •
Former French Minister Jack Lang Denies Epstein-Linked Allegations Amid New Financial Probe — Jack Lang, former French minister, labels allegations stemming from the Epstein files as baseless following the opening of a preliminary investigation in France. •
NewsGuard Files Lawsuit Against FTC Over Alleged Censorship — NewsGuard has sued the Federal Trade Commission, alleging that Chairman Andrew Ferguson unlawfully barred an advertising agency from using its news ratings. •
AI Giants Invest Heavily in Super Bowl 60 Advertisements — Google, Amazon, and Meta are confirmed to showcase artificial intelligence tools during Super Bowl 60, marking a significant shift in high-stakes marketing. •
Apple Updates Phone App in iOS 26 with Call Screening — Apple has released a significant update to the Phone app in iOS 26, introducing a comprehensive redesign and advanced call screening capabilities. •
Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs — Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno authorizes the use of firearms against panga-wielding criminals terrorizing residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale. •
Former French Minister Jack Lang Denies Epstein-Linked Allegations Amid New Financial Probe — Jack Lang, former French minister, labels allegations stemming from the Epstein files as baseless following the opening of a preliminary investigation in France. •
NewsGuard Files Lawsuit Against FTC Over Alleged Censorship — NewsGuard has sued the Federal Trade Commission, alleging that Chairman Andrew Ferguson unlawfully barred an advertising agency from using its news ratings. •
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Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs
Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs
Armed Gang Raids Kikuyu Liquor Store in Brutal Ksh.500,000 Heist
Armed Gang Raids Kikuyu Liquor Store in Brutal Ksh.500,000 Heist
Major Security Crackdown at JKIA Leads to Arrest of Human Traffickers and Fraudsters
Major Security Crackdown at JKIA Leads to Arrest of Human Traffickers and Fraudsters
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Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs Politics
8 Feb 2026

Coast Police Commander Issues Shoot-to-Kill Directive Against Machete Gangs

Coast Regional Police Commander Ali Nuno authorizes the use of firearms against panga-wielding criminals terrorizing residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, and Kwale.
Armed Gang Raids Kikuyu Liquor Store in Brutal Ksh.500,000 Heist Crime
7 Feb 2026

Armed Gang Raids Kikuyu Liquor Store in Brutal Ksh.500,000 Heist

A gang of six armed men terrorized a Kikuyu liquor store, stealing goods worth half a million shillings and kidnapping a victim for ransom before a police rescue.
Major Security Crackdown at JKIA Leads to Arrest of Human Traffickers and Fraudsters Politics
7 Feb 2026

Major Security Crackdown at JKIA Leads to Arrest of Human Traffickers and Fraudsters

Police at JKIA have arrested several individuals, including Kenyan and foreign nationals, in a major crackdown on human trafficking and document forgery.