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DJ Toxxyk Fined in Fatal Accident Case

The Nyarugenge Primary Court has delivered a verdict in a high-profile case involving Arnaud Shema De Bosscher, widely known as DJ Toxxyk. The case followed a fatal road accident that occurred in December 2025 in Kigali. Key Developments The court found DJ Toxxyk guilty on four charges, including involuntary manslaughter, drug-related offences, fleeing the scene…

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How Phones Get Hacked and Why It Matters

Today, knowing how to spot a hacked phone is more important than ever. People depend heavily on their smartphones—for messaging, banking, and even navigation. Because of this reliance, a compromised phone can seriously disrupt daily life and even lead to financial loss. Hackers use several methods to gain access to phones. Common tactics include tricking…

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Best Smart Glasses to Buy in 2026 for Work, Gaming and Lifestyle

Smart glasses in 2026 have evolved into powerful wearable devices that combine augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and advanced optics. These devices no longer act as simple accessories. Instead, they function as productivity tools, entertainment systems, and content creation platforms. Modern smart glasses fall into three main categories. Audio glasses deliver sound through built-in speakers. Augmented…

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The Return of Wired Headphones

A Surprising Comeback When iPhone 7 was released in 2016, Apple removed the traditional headphone jack, pushing many users toward Bluetooth audio. At first, it seemed like wired headphones would disappear completely. Many people switched to wireless devices, including the author, who reluctantly moved back to an iPhone after Android manufacturers also started removing the…

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Lawmakers question OpenAI defense deal as debate over military AI intensifies

Artificial intelligence companies face growing scrutiny from policymakers as governments explore how advanced technologies could support national security operations. Recent discussions in Washington, D.C., between technology leaders and lawmakers have highlighted the challenges of balancing innovation, military needs, and legal safeguards. Sam Altman, chief executive of OpenAI, recently met with a small group of U.S….

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Rwanda Among African Countries Set to Receive $40 Smartphones

Rwanda is among six African countries where affordable smartphones costing about $40 (around Rwf58,000) will soon be introduced to help close the digital gap for people who still lack access to modern mobile devices. The initiative is led by the GSMA (Global System for Mobile Communications Association) in partnership with telecommunications companies operating across Africa. The goal is to make…

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Your personal address is being sold online. Here is a tool that can help

Millions of people unknowingly expose their personal information online through data broker websites. These companies collect and sell sensitive details such as names, phone numbers, and home addresses to advertisers, telemarketers, and sometimes criminals. To address this growing privacy concern, Google offers a free service that allows individuals to remove such information from search results….

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Trump purchases Netflix and warner bros bonds during major media bidding war

Financial disclosures show that U.S. President Donald Trump purchased more than 1.1 million dollars in bonds issued by Netflix during the recent corporate bidding war involving Warner Bros. Discovery. The investments occurred while the streaming company attempted to acquire the entertainment giant but ultimately lost to a competing offer. Government filings reveal that Trump bought…

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OpenAI Signs AI Deal With the Pentagon

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, announced that the company has reached an agreement with the Pentagon. The deal allows OpenAI’s artificial intelligence tools to operate within the U.S. military’s classified systems. The announcement came shortly after Altman spoke at the AI Summit in New Delhi, India, on February 19, 2026. According to Altman, the…

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Paul Mackenzie cult deaths: Kenyan court charges preacher over 52 more victims

The Paul Mackenzie cult deaths case has entered a new phase. Kenyan prosecutors have charged the self-proclaimed preacher and seven associates over 52 additional deaths in Kilifi County. On Wednesday, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions confirmed the charges. Prosecutors accused Mackenzie and his co-defendants of organized criminal activity, radicalization, and facilitating terrorist…

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President Paul Kagame speaks at the 20th National Consultative Forum Umushyikirano in Kigali

President Kagame Urges National Dialogues to Produce Tangible Results, Not Just Words

President Paul Kagame has called on national dialogue forums that bring Rwandans together to move beyond repeated discussions and instead generate clear, practical actions that address the country’s challenges. He made the remarks on Friday, February 6, 2026, while closing the 20th National Consultative Forum (Umushyikirano), held at the Kigali Convention Centre from February 5…

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Transparency International urges African governments to adopt gender-responsive reforms to curb corruption, sextortion, and discrimination in education systems across Africa.

Transparency International Urges Gender-Responsive Reforms to Tackle Corruption in Africa’s Education Systems

Kigali, January 27, 2026 Transparency International has urged African governments and regional institutions to urgently implement gender-responsive, rights-based anti-corruption reforms to combat corruption and discrimination undermining education systems across the continent. The call was made following the release of a new regional education policy brief titled “Leaving No Learner Behind: Tackling Corruption and Discrimination in…

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Russia Attack Ukraine Energy Grid, Leaving Millions Without Power in Freezing Cold

Russia launched another major attack on Ukraine’s energy system overnight. Explosions shook Kyiv through Saturday morning. The strikes left about 1.2 million homes without electricity during extreme winter cold. Temperatures dropped to -10°C (14°F). Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said more than 3,200 buildings in Kyiv still had no heating late in the evening. Earlier…

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TikTok US entity deal finalized to avoid ban

The TikTok US entity deal has been finalized, allowing the popular social media platform to continue operating in the United States and sidestep a potential ban. The agreement ends years of legal and political uncertainty surrounding TikTok’s ownership and data security. TikTok establishes majority US-owned venture TikTok announced on Thursday that it has completed a…

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Japan restarts world’s largest nuclear plant as Fukushima memories resurface

Japan nuclear plant restart efforts have taken a significant step forward as authorities resume operations at the world’s largest nuclear power station, more than a decade after the Fukushima disaster reshaped the nation’s energy policy. Japan has restarted reactor number six at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, northwest of Tokyo, marking the first revival of…

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GATSIBO: Parents Abandoned After Giving Birth to Children With Disabilities

Some residents raising children at a disability care center in Ngarama Sector, Gatsibo District, shared their challenges. Many said their lives changed after giving birth to children with disabilities. Several parents reported being abandoned by their spouses and left with full responsibility. The parents explained that family conflicts often start immediately after the child is…

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Iran State TV Hack: Hackers broadcast exiled crown prince Amid protests

Hackers successfully disrupted Iranian state television satellite transmissions, broadcasting footage of exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. The broadcast urged security forces not to “point your weapons at the people.” This incident represents the latest disruption amid widespread nationwide protests in Iran. The attack highlights vulnerabilities in Iran’s state TV infrastructure and raises questions about internal…

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Deadly high-speed train collision shocks Spain

Survivors described scenes of terror and chaos after two high-speed trains collided near Córdoba in southern Spain late Sunday, in what has become one of the country’s deadliest railway disasters in more than a decade. Passengers recalled screams, blood-covered train cars and twisted metal following the violent impact. The crash happened close to the town…

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Ugandan President Museveni re-elected to seventh term amid disputed election

In the Uganda presidential election, President Yoweri Museveni has been re-elected to a seventh term, extending his rule to more than four decades. The Electoral Commission announced on Saturday that Museveni secured 72 percent of the vote, defeating his closest challenger, opposition leader Bobi Wine, who received 25 percent. The result followed voting held on…

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Uganda election violence: At least seven killed as Museveni secures majority

At least seven people were killed in Uganda election violence overnight, following national elections that appear set to extend President Yoweri Museveni’s rule into a fifth decade. Election results show Museveni leading with over 75% of votes from 59% of polling stations, while his main challenger, Bobi Wine, received around 21%. Violence erupts in Butambala…

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Uganda election results 2026: Museveni takes early lead as deadly violence erupts

Uganda election violence has sparked international concern as early results show President Yoweri Museveni taking a commanding lead in the presidential race, while reports of deadly clashes and opposition restrictions continue to emerge. Museveni takes strong early lead Veteran Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, 81, opened a wide lead in early presidential election results released on…

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Global pressure forces xAI to limit Grok image features

Grok image editing restrictions have been introduced by Elon Musk’s AI company xAI following growing concern from regulators in California, Europe, and Asia over sexually explicit AI-generated images shared on X. xAI moves to limit Grok image editing Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, announced late Wednesday that it has restricted image editing features on…

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Trump visa suspension: U.S. Halts visa processing for 75 Countries

The Trump visa suspension has sparked global concern after the U.S. government confirmed it will halt visa processing for applicants from 75 countries starting January 21, according to a State Department spokesperson. U.S. Suspends Visa Processing for 75 Countries The Trump administration will temporarily stop all visa processing for applicants from 75 countries, a U.S….

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