Saudi Arabia has executed eight people in a single day amid a surge in the use of the death penalty for drug-related convictions.

Stephen Munyakho, a Kenyan man freed from death row in Saudi Arabia, shares his side of the 2011 salary dispute that led to a fatal fight and deep regrets.

The Indian basketball team will kick off their FIBA Asia Cup 2025 campaign against Jordan on August 5 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia ...

Saudi Arabia is carrying out more executions than at any time since the 1990s as the kingdom cracks down hard on the ...

After 13 long years on death row in Saudi Arabia, Stephen Munyakho, now known as Abdulkareem, is finally back on Kenyan soil—a free man.But behind his miraculous return lies the unwavering ...

Lucrezia Francesco, Advisor to the Saudi Government, shares her take on KSA’s tourism story, which is reshaping global ...

Steve Munyakho and his family members flew into each other's arms after his plane landed in Kenya. His mother lobbied and asked Kenyans to help raise money.

The BabyJoy campaign was rolled out across OOH ads, digital platforms, social media, video content, influencer collaborations ...

Amnesty noted that 37 people were executed for drug-related crimes in June alone, including 34 foreigners from countries such ...

From January to June, Saudi Arabia has already executed nearly 200 people, with the number expected to break last year’s ...

According to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, President Ruto spoke directly to the supreme ruler of Saudi Arabia, Mohammed bin Salman, to request a delay in Munyakho’s planned execution as ...

Saudi Arabia has escalated its use of capital punishment, executing more than 200 people so far this year — putting the ...