Kenya | Ultimate Travel Guide To Nairobi

"Think Kenya, and you think safari, right? Or perhaps, less favourably, you're familiar with the capital's other name: 'Nairobbery'
But dismiss both stereotypes and you'll be pleasantly surprised by East Africa's most cosmopolitan city. Nairobi is the youngest, the most modern, and the fastest growing place in Africa. It's Kenya's beating heart, a giant melting pot of locals, tourists and expats simply trying to find their way round this hectic but oh-so exciting concrete jungle."

 
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Kenya | High altitude pedal power: Kenya's elite cyclists chase the world stage

"Kenya is an endurance running powerhouse. In the past 15 years, 12 Kenyans have won the London Marathon. It's also home to Dennis Kimetto, the current marathon world record holder.
Now, there's a push to see if the country can produce world class cyclists"

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Emigration | Inside Israel’s campaign to deport tens of thousands of African migrants

"African migrants from Eritrea and elsewhere could face indefinite detention if they choose to stay"
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Nigeria | Nigeria Can Produce Oil At $20 A Barrel

"Nigeria has pledged to keep its oil production at 1.8 million barrels daily after OPEC asked it to join the cut efforts to bring down the global inventory overhang. Yet independent local producers are eager to boost their production by 250,000 bpd by 2020. That’s part of a plan to bring Nigeria’s total to 2.5 million barrels daily. At such low production costs, the urge to expand production makes perfect sense."
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Africa | U.S. military presence in Africa grew again

U.S. military presence in Africa grew by more than a thousand troops over the past year, Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, the U.S.’s top commander in Africa, acknowledged Tuesday. 
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Nigeria | Nigeria no longer marks important days

"Senator Dino Melaye has lamented that Nigeria no longer marks important days. He said this on Tuesday in a post on Instagram.
The lawmaker was reacting to Ghana's Independence celebration. In attendance were President Muhammadu Buhari, Senate President, Bukola Saraki among others."
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Muhammad Ali, 1961

"It's the repetition of affirmations that leads to belief. And once that belief becomes a deep conviction, things begin to happen."

Vitorinox - Maverick Large Black Edition

Meet the bold new horological trio: the Maverick Black collection. Sleek and striking, these are timepieces that go their own way. Fuse this with precision engineering, purposeful design and relentless reliability, and you have watches that excel today, tomorrow and for years to come.

Nintendo Switch

Stop pretending you don’t love to play video games. The Switch elevates the fun by transforming from a gaming tablet into a living room console.

Elvis Presley's karate biography

He first started training while stationed in Germany. Upon returning to America, he met Ed Parker, a kenpo master, at a karate demonstration at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. The two became friends, and Parker taught Elvis on and off until Presley's death in 1977. In Memphis, Presley earned his first-degree black belt in 1960 under Chito-Ryu stylist Hank Slemansky. Later, Elvis trained in a Memphis dojo under Master Kang Rhee, who bestowed upon him a seventh-degree black belt, before Elvis opened his own center, the Tennessee Karate Institute.