Author: By Edward Kipkalya

Audio By Vocalize President William Ruto chairs a Cabinet meeting at State House, Nairobi. [File, Standard] The UN General Assembly made an unassuming yet historically monumental decision by voting in favour of the “Correct the Map” resolution, thus officially unveiling the four-hundred-year-old Mercator fallacy that makes Africa look to be roughly of the same size as Greenland. In fact, Africa is 14 times bigger than Greenland. A few days prior to the Assembly’s decision, the inaugural Africa Mindset Reset forum took place in Kigali under the aegis of the African School of Governance with the aim of tackling another similar…

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Audio By Vocalize Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe runs to the finish line to win the men’s race in a new world record time in central London, on April 26, 2026. [AFP] On April 26, 2023, Sabastian Sawe completed the London Marathon in 1:59:30, and was, therefore, finally the first human to officially break the two-hour marathon boundary. However, far more important than the time, is that he willingly subjected himself to 25+ out-of-competition doping tests in the 12 months leading to the race. This is the most tests for any athlete in history, and therefore Sawe was not simply a new…

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Audio By Vocalize Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe runs to the finish line to win the men’s race in a new world record time in central London, on April 26, 2026. [AFP] On April 26, 2023, Sabastian Sawe completed the London Marathon in 1:59:30, and was, therefore, finally the first human to officially break the two-hour marathon boundary. However, far more important than the time, is that he willingly subjected himself to 25+ out-of-competition doping tests in the 12 months leading to the race. This is the most tests for any athlete in history, and therefore Sawe was not simply a new…

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