Saturday, February 14
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Green Dreams and Dry Pockets: Ruto’s Addis Ababa Fairytale — Ruto is selling 'Green Industrialisation' to the world in Addis, but back home, Kenyans are still waiting for the 'Last Mile' to actually reach their empty wallets. •
Minnesota Twins Accelerate Bullpen Restructuring with Merryweather Acquisition — The Minnesota Twins continue their strategic overhaul of the relief corps, signing veteran right-hander Julian Merryweather to a minor league contract as the organization pivots toward a low-risk, high-reward reclamation strategy. •
Negative Points and Empty Pockets: The Sad State of the 'Premier' League — While the big shots at FKF talk about growth, our women’s teams are literally playing themselves into debt, with some clubs starting their weekend deeper in the red than a Nairobi loan shark's ledger. •
Port Deals and Pedophiles: The Sultan’s Dirty Laundry Finally Hits the Fan — DP World’s Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem tries to 'resign' his way out of the Epstein stench, but the emails show he was busy selling out Kenya to a monster. •
Strategic Recalibration: India’s Defense Surge and the Evolution of South Asian Markets — A massive ₹3.60 trillion defense clearance by New Delhi, coupled with a political transition in Bangladesh and a maturing luxury retail sector, signals a significant shift in the Indo-Pacific economic landscape. •
Green Dreams and Dry Pockets: Ruto’s Addis Ababa Fairytale — Ruto is selling 'Green Industrialisation' to the world in Addis, but back home, Kenyans are still waiting for the 'Last Mile' to actually reach their empty wallets. •
Minnesota Twins Accelerate Bullpen Restructuring with Merryweather Acquisition — The Minnesota Twins continue their strategic overhaul of the relief corps, signing veteran right-hander Julian Merryweather to a minor league contract as the organization pivots toward a low-risk, high-reward reclamation strategy. •
Negative Points and Empty Pockets: The Sad State of the 'Premier' League — While the big shots at FKF talk about growth, our women’s teams are literally playing themselves into debt, with some clubs starting their weekend deeper in the red than a Nairobi loan shark's ledger. •
Port Deals and Pedophiles: The Sultan’s Dirty Laundry Finally Hits the Fan — DP World’s Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem tries to 'resign' his way out of the Epstein stench, but the emails show he was busy selling out Kenya to a monster. •
Strategic Recalibration: India’s Defense Surge and the Evolution of South Asian Markets — A massive ₹3.60 trillion defense clearance by New Delhi, coupled with a political transition in Bangladesh and a maturing luxury retail sector, signals a significant shift in the Indo-Pacific economic landscape. •
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1 Feb 2026

The Brussels Deception: How EU Fisheries Policy Destroyed West African Sovereignty

An in-depth analysis of the failure of Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreements (SFPAs) and the resulting geopolitical instability in Senegal.