Global News Podcast Kenya's president denounces anti-government unrest
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Jul 9, 2025 Kenya's President calls for strict measures against violent protesters, reflecting the deep-rooted economic and political discontent in the country. In tech news, Nvidia achieves a groundbreaking milestone, becoming the first company valued at 4 trillion dollars. A revolutionary Barbie doll is launched, designed with a glucose monitor and insulin pump, empowering children with type 1 diabetes and promoting health management. Meanwhile, the Formula One community reacts to significant leadership changes at Red Bull Racing amid ongoing performance issues.
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Kenyan President's Tough Stance
- Kenya's President William Ruto faces unprecedented protests nationwide over economic and political frustrations.
- His order to shoot violent protesters in the legs reveals rising frustration and a hardline stance to retain power.
Nvidia's AI Market Dominance
- Nvidia's $4 trillion valuation reflects Wall Street's confidence in AI technology growth.
- Its specialized gaming chips power AI development, making it pivotal in the tech revolution's infancy.
British Couple Detained in Iran
- British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman were imprisoned in Iran accused of espionage while traveling the world.
- Their family has faced uncertainty amid their detention and escalating regional conflicts affecting their safety.