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May 5 2024

Kenya's Coastal Bans on Beach Activities as Cyclone Hidaya Approaches

In response to Cyclone Hidaya's looming threat, Interior Secretary Kithure Kindiki has prohibited beach activities across Kenya's coastal regions. Effective immediately, this affects Kwale, Mombasa, Kilifi, and Lamu counties, anticipating extreme weather from the cyclone.

May 4 2024

Adrian Newey's Departure Shakes Red Bull Racing: Insights from FIA Team Principals Press Conference

Following Adrian Newey's exit from Red Bull Racing, top Formula 1 team reps gathered at the FIA Miami press conference. They discussed this major shift, its implication on the sport and their teams’ future planning.

May 3 2024

Nigerian Army Opens Online Registration for 87th Regular Cadre of Non-Tradesmen & Women

The Nigerian Army announced the commencement of online applications for the 87th regular recruitment of non-tradesmen and women. The application is open from May 3, 2024, to June 7, 2024.

May 3 2024

Catastrophic Impact: Over 210 Dead and 194,000 Displaced by Floods in Kenya

In Kenya, devastating floods have claimed 210 lives and displaced 194,305 people as of May 3, 2024. Continuous heavy rainfall threatens further destruction. President Ruto has taken drastic measures, including closing schools and issuing evacuation orders for affected areas.

May 1 2024

Mount Ruang Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia: Safety Concerns and Economic Impact

Mount Ruang in Indonesia erupted on May 2, 2024, elevating safety and economic concerns. The eruption, spewing ash to 10,000 feet, disrupted flights and impacted the local economy. Despite evacuation efforts, some residents remain due to livelihood and COVID-19 concerns.

April 30 2024

Intervention or Fluctuation: Exploring the Japanese Government's Role in the Yen's Recent Surge

Amidst market speculation, the Japanese yen experienced an abrupt rise against the US dollar, suspected to be fueled by governmental intervention. This strategic move appears to counteract the detrimental effects of rising U.S. interest rates on the yen.

June 14 2010

Exploring the Role of INTOSAI in Global Audit Standards

INTOSAI, the global body for supreme audit institutions, plays a pivotal role in standardizing public sector auditing. Established in 1953, it unites these institutions worldwide to ensure effective governance and transparency. Known for its ISSAI frameworks, INTOSAI promotes ethical auditing and collaborates with international entities. Its history, standards, and influence are key to understanding global auditing practices.

Africa Insight News - Page fifteen

Kenya's Coastal Bans on Beach Activities as Cyclone Hidaya Approaches

Adrian Newey's Departure Shakes Red Bull Racing: Insights from FIA Team Principals Press Conference

Nigerian Army Opens Online Registration for 87th Regular Cadre of Non-Tradesmen & Women

Catastrophic Impact: Over 210 Dead and 194,000 Displaced by Floods in Kenya

Mount Ruang Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia: Safety Concerns and Economic Impact

Intervention or Fluctuation: Exploring the Japanese Government's Role in the Yen's Recent Surge

Exploring the Role of INTOSAI in Global Audit Standards

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