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Kenyan Model Teddy Rossiter Makes History at Mr. World 2024

Posted on by Baba Ghafla

Kenya is celebrating a major win! Teddy Rossiter, our very own Mr. World Kenya, has made history by securing a Top 8 position and the title of Mr. World Africa Runner-Up at the prestigious Mr. World 2024 competition held in Vietnam.

Teddy’s impressive performance has put Kenya on the global map of male pageantry. He was a standout in various categories, including:

  • Top 3 People’s Choice Award: A testament to his popularity and charisma.
  • Only African Swimsuit Finalist (Top 15): A historic achievement showcasing his physique and confidence.
  • Top 10 Marathon Finalist: Proving his physical endurance and athletic prowess.
  • Top 12 Top Model Finalist: Impressing the judges with his runway skills.
  • Talent Finalist: Showcasing his unique talents and creativity.
  • Top 20 National Costume Finalist: Representing Kenya’s rich culture and heritage.
  • Top 20 Dances of the World: Demonstrating his dance skills and energy.

Teddy’s journey has been truly inspiring, and his success reflects the growing talent and potential of Kenyan models on the international stage. As we eagerly await the final results of the Mr. World 2024 competition, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Teddy Rossiter for making Kenya proud!

Kenya listed as leading country with worst slavery practices

Posted on by Ozymandias

On a list of nations with the worst records for using contemporary slavery, Kenya came in at number 12.

According to the Global Slavery Index 2023, which was published this week after looking into several cases, this is the case.

The report states, in part, “This includes people who are forced to work against their will, frequently in hazardous or exploitative conditions after being recruited on social media.”

According to the report, social marginalization, unemployment, and poverty are some of the main causes of modern slavery in Kenya.

According to the research, 360,000 Kenyans—or 0.6% of the nation’s total population—are believed to be living in modern slavery.

The report states, in part, “This includes people who are forced to work against their will, frequently in hazardous or exploitative conditions after being recruited on social media.”

According to the report, social marginalization, unemployment, and poverty are some of the main causes of modern slavery in Kenya.

In addition, forced marriage, sexual exploitation, and financial bondage, all of which are considered to be types of modern slavery, are also widely practiced in Kenya. People who engage in this sort of abuse also experience violent abuse.

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