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William Wanyoike

Nairobi

Reporter at The Star (Kenya)

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  • 1 week ago | the-star.co.ke | William Wanyoike

    The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) now says that at least 1,139 people died as a result of road crashes in Kenya between January 1 and March 31, 2025. This number reflects a slight decrease compared to the 1,166 deaths recorded in 2024. In the latest data provided by the NTSA, pedestrians were the most affected at 420, followed closely by motorcyclists at 301 fatalities.

  • 1 week ago | the-star.co.ke | William Wanyoike

    Facebook remains the world’s most popular social media platform as of February 2025, boasting 3.07 billion monthly active users, according to data from Statista. YouTube follows with 2.53 billion users, while Instagram and WhatsApp tie in third place, each recording 2 billion users. TikTok ranks fifth with 1.59 billion users, trailed by WeChat at 1.38 billion.

  • 1 week ago | the-star.co.ke | William Wanyoike

    The government has suffered setbacks in the hands of the courts. Notably, the Privatisation Act of 2023 was quashed, and a stay request was rejected. The Maraga-led police reforms task force was quashed in April, as was the directive on paying school fees via eCitizen. Furthermore, the health sector reforms task force was quashed in February. The public debt audit task force was suspended last year, with its fate undecided. Adani deals (JKIA, energy lines) were cancelled after public outcry.

  • 1 week ago | the-star.co.ke | William Wanyoike

    As of February 2025, English remains the dominant language for web content, accounting for nearly half (49.4 per cent) of all websites. Spanish follows at a distant second with 6 per cent, while German (5.6 per cent) and Japanese (5 per cent) secure third and fourth places, respectively. French (4.4 per cent) and Russian (3.9 per cent) also hold significant shares, reflecting their global influence.

  • 1 week ago | the-star.co.ke | William Wanyoike

    Venture Capital in Africa Report 2024 has revealed key investment trends across different regions. Venture capital is money that investors give to new or growing businesses that have high potential but also high risk-like startups. North America leads with $182.7 billion invested across 9,189 deals. Asia follows with $65.8 billion and 6,298 deals, while Europe attracted $50.1 billion through 5,859 deals.

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