Four people were killed and more than 30 injured during protests against rising fuel prices in various Kenyan cities. Minister of Interior Kipchumba Murkomen confirmed the casualties during a televised address following the violent unrest.
Haarlem-based KLM stewardess Gerry Bouma won a landmark legal battle in 1992 after discovering she and other female colleagues were paid significantly less than men for the same work. Her victory secured back pay for 180 women and highlights the ongoing struggle for equal pay between men and women in the Netherlands.
Jan, a former military veteran living on the streets, shares his struggles with illness and trauma while speaking with entrepreneur Anne-Marije Buckens. He reflects on his past service in the defense sector and the sacrifices made during his career.
Tech reporter Rutger Otto examines Apple's development of a controversial smart camera-equipped headset. The column discusses the significant privacy concerns surrounding the technology.
Amsterdam is hosting the WorldPride Canal Parade on Saturday, August 1st, featuring approximately eighty boats traveling from the Oosterdok. Due to the high volume of expected visitors and the scale of the event, the city is experiencing operational changes, including reduced ferry services provided by the GVB.
Dutch football clubs experienced varying levels of financial success during the summer transfer window, with PSV leading earnings at 50 million euros and Ajax securing 38 million euros. In contrast, Telstar earned 300,000 euros from their player transfers.