Udhibiti

Bodi ya Bidhaa za Kudhibiti Wadudu (PCPB) imewaonya Wakenya dhidi ya matumizi ya bidhaa za kudhibiti wadudu zisizosajiliwa, baada ya kukamatwa kwa watu 25 waliohusishwa na usambazaji na matumizi yake. Bodi imesisitiza hatari kwa afya na mazingira kutoka kwa bidhaa hizi.

1 Mwezi wa pili, 2026 Imeripotiwa na AI

Indonesia has ended its ban on the Grok AI chatbot, allowing the service to resume after concerns over deepfake generation. The decision comes with strict ongoing oversight by the government. This follows similar actions in neighboring countries earlier in the year.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission held a joint event on January 29 to discuss harmonizing their approaches to cryptocurrency oversight. Chairmen Paul S. Atkins and Michael S. Selig announced Project Crypto as a collaborative initiative to streamline regulations and foster innovation. The effort aims to position the United States as the global crypto capital, in line with President Donald Trump's vision.

28 Mwezi wa kwanza, 2026 Imeripotiwa na AI

The National Association of Public Services and Communications Companies (Andesco) and the Regional Center for Energy Studies (Cree) released a study revealing a 39% probability of a natural gas supply deficit in Colombia by 2026. The report highlights a medium thermal demand scenario that could rise to 58% in 2027, with average volumes of 117 Gbtud and 129 Gbtud respectively. Both organizations warn of the absence of a clear regulatory framework posing risks to the energy sector.

The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk's xAI following concerns that its Grok chatbot generated non-consensual sexualized images, including potential child sexual abuse material. Regulators are examining whether the company complied with the Digital Services Act in mitigating risks on the X platform. Fines could reach 6 percent of xAI's global annual turnover if violations are found.

26 Mwezi wa kwanza, 2026 Imeripotiwa na AI

Ethiopia's spice sector, long plagued by informality and a lack of regulatory oversight, is entering a turning point with a new bill. The legislation aims to address the chaos in the trade after years of unregulated practices.