A Kenyan journalist says he received disturbing messages linked to businessman Joseph Lendrix Waswa after refusing to pressure a blogger to delete an online article, according to Kenya Insights. The outlet reports that screenshots it reviewed contain language the journalist interpreted as threats, amid an escalating dispute over the story’s removal. The claims remain allegations tied to the messages and the journalist’s account, with no independently confirmed culpability stated in the blurb.

An opinion piece published by Ripples Nigeria reflects on the recurring deaths of Nigerian journalists and the cycle of mourning that follows, including tributes, condolence messages from media associations and politicians, and funerals. The author argues that beyond the public grief, little attention is paid to the families journalists leave behind, framing each death as 'one too many' and questioning the support available to those affected.

A significant development has occurred in the case of a journalist who went missing during the EndSARS protests, as DNA evidence has reportedly provided answers after years of uncertainty regarding their disappearance. This breakthrough sheds light on a long-standing mystery that has captured public attention.

Dr Ntuthuko Mahlaba's untimely death has prompted mourning across KwaZulu-Natal, with tributes from colleagues and political leaders emphasizing his dedication to public service and efforts in community upliftment.

A photograph showing Kenyan academic Professor Lukoye Atwoli alongside his wife and children, taken before her death, has circulated widely and stirred an emotional response among Kenyans. According to Tuko, the image has prompted an outpouring of grief and messages of support for the professor and his family following their loss.

Former Kenyan Tourism Cabinet Secretary Najib Balala publicly dismissed false social media reports claiming he had died, confirming on Saturday evening that he is alive, well, and in good spirits. According to Kenya Insights, the incident highlights how quickly unverified political rumours can spread across Kenya's social media space. Balala was forced to break his silence to counter the death hoax circulating online.