Apple Offers $1 Million Reward for Anyone Who Can Hack an iPhone
Apple is offering between $100,000 and $1 million for anyone who can hack an iPhone. CHESNOT/GETTY IMAGES
Uber Losses Scale-up in US
Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO of Uber Technologies, speaks during an Economic Club of Washington event in Washington, DC, June 11, 2019. AFP/GETTY IMAGES
Kenya Deputy President William Ruto at Crossroads
By Blamuel Njururi, Kenya Confidential Editor-in-Chief, Nairobi - August 3, 2019
Uhuru cannot allow...
CORRUPTION is an Enabler of Poverty and Violation of Human Rights
By Guest Contributor Winfred Wanjiku Gitonga - International Human Rights Commission Ambassador-at-Large (Kenya)
"Because what we are...
How former EACC Finance Director Aided Theft of Ksh 100 million
By Kenya Confidential Corruption Investigations Editor, Nairobi - July 12, 2019
It is...
Who Wants Deputy President Ruto Dead?
By Kenya Confidential Political Editor, Nairobi - June 24, 2019
No so long ago,...
How to combat health misinformation online: A research roundup
By Chloe Reichel Journalist Research centre, Harvard Kennedy School, Cambridge
June 17, 2019
How Government and Private Sector Players can Engage Citizens in War on Corruption
By Blamuel Njururi, Citizens Against Corruption Kenya CEO, Nairobi - June 8, 2019
All...
UK’s FBI seizes homes worth £80 million belonging to ‘politically exposed person’
Three London properties estimated to be worth more than £80 million ($101 million)
By Guest Correspondent Matúš Tóth, Illicit...
Kenya: The Failed Happy Valley Aristocratic Nation
By A Special Correspondent, Nairobi - May 24, 2019
Do you know why corruption...
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