But are Selena Gomez's plastic surgery rumours true? Photo: Steve Granitz, Axelle (modified by author)Source: Getty ImagesThere have been many rumours surrounding Selena Gomez's transformation. But are these allegations about Selena Gomez's plastic surgery true? Selena Gomez's chin implant allegationsObservers have suggested the entertainer's defined jawline and chin have changed over the years. Wrapping upMany are curious about Selena Gomez's plastic surgery after her transformation throughout the years.

Rent Drops in 6 EstatesA report by real estate company HassConsult revealed six estates where rent prices dropped during the second quarter of this year. The report explained that the move to drop rent prices was occasioned by the harsh economic times that have seen many Kenyans struggle to make ends meet. Meanwhile, within the 14 Nairobi satellite towns, only Kitengela tenants benefited from a rent drop. HassConsult explained that the satellite towns registered a unique trend contrary to what was witnessed in the Nairobi suburbs owing to the migration of Kenyans to the satellite towns. I want to say that I would not sign (the impeachment motion)," Nominated MP Sabina Chege reacted.

PREGNANT Megan McKenna has shared a concerning fall where she tripped and "crunched in" on her baby belly. Some how your body just knows how to land ❤️"Pregnant Megan McKenna shares terrifying hospital dash after allergic reaction on The One ShowMegan announced in April she was pregnant with her first child with her footballer fiancé, Oliver Burke. Sharing a video from her hospital bed, Megan revealed in May she'd had a bad reaction to medication she'd been given and needed to be looked after. Megan admitted her pregnancy is complicated by her severe wheat allergy, as she’s worried about what this could mean for her child. 6 Megan has been keeping fans updated with every step of the pregnancy Credit: meganmckenna/Instagram6 Megan has had a string of medical issues throughout her pregnancy Credit: Instagram/meganmckenna

Three senior aides of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua were Tuesday grilled over an ongoing probe seeking to establish those who could have financed the anti-government protests. Police claim the individuals organized goons who raided shops and other premises to loot as Gen Z staged protests in the city. For instance, there have been reports a politician paid the goons to raid premises and loot and blame the same on the protesters. Another report suggests a politician paid goons to attack a government office and burn it. Dozens of people who participated in the protests, especially on June 25 have been charged with various charges.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a bailout of $3.4bn (£2.6bn) for Ethiopia to support its economic reforms over the next four years. "This is a landmark moment for Ethiopia," said Kristalina Georgieva, the IMF’s managing director, adding that it was “a testament to Ethiopia’s strong commitment to transformative reform”. News of the deal came after Ethiopia floated its currency - which analysts say was a key step in securing the loan. Monday's announcement saw Ethiopia’s currency, the birr, lose nearly a third of its value against the dollar. The IMF said it would immediately release about $1bn to help Ethiopia's “balance of payments needs and provide support to the budget”.

It is one of the Royal Mint’s rarest and most valuable coins, with just 210,000 copies entering circulation when it was released in 2009. After being listed on online auction site eBay, the 50p coin attracted 17 bids before selling for £152. Rarest 50p coins in circulation the UK? The other rarest coins stem predominantly from the 2011 Olympics, with the wrestling, football and judo coins among the most valuable. Top 10 most valuable 50p coins, according to Royal MintHere is a list of the top 10 most valuable coins, when they were made and how many were minted:

“A person who contravenes this is liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding five million shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding twenty years or to both,” the draft law states. The draft law also forbids all forms of religious extortion. If unlucky, they will get both the fine and the imprisonment term. Here, offenders will pay a maximum fine of Sh5 million or imprisonment for a maximum term of 20 years or both. “Any religious institution which files its returns out of time shall pay such penalty for late filing as may be prescribed,” the draft law says.

The Standard Media Group has issued a notice of redundancy which will affect over 300 employees across various departments. In a notice seen by the Star on Wednesday, the Standard Media Group Board stated that the redundancy will take effect on August 31. "The redundancy notice takes effect upon expiry of the one-month notice issued today (July 31, 2024) and is expected to affect more than 300 employees across various departments. All the affected employees will be duly informed in writing," the Board said. Additionally, the Board announced that it will rationalise its products to ensure that they remain aligned with the media landscape.

Standard Media Group has announced the termination of over 300 employees across various departments as part of a restructuring process. Standard Group Media office headquarters. Source: Getty ImagesAccording to a statement from the Group, affected employees will be notified individually. Why is Standard Group firing employees? Standard Group employees go on strikeRecently, staff from radios affiliated with Standard Media Group went on strike after the company neglected to pay them for eight months.

By Agaar Mayor Gai-Makoon, Juba, South SudanWednesday, 31 July 2024 (PW) — On Tuesday, 30 July 2024, South Sudan commemorated the heroes and heroines who sacrificed their lives during the liberation struggle. A pertinent question arises on this day: Is South Sudan living in the past or recollecting it? The ongoing challenges in our country lend credence to this perspective, highlighting that South Sudan is indeed recollecting its past. About Post AuthorPaanLuel Wël administrator PaanLuel Wël is the founder and editor-in-chief of PaanLuel Wël Media Ltd, a news website that covers news, opinions, analysis, history, culture and literature of South Sudan and the world. PaanLuel Wël believes that media can play a vital role in informing, educating and empowering the people to participate in nation-building and social transformation.

Hamas said in a statement that its leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed at his residence in Tehran in a raid by Israel. The Palestinian group controlling Gaza said that Haniyeh was "killed in a treacherous Zionist raid". Who was Ismail Haniyeh? Ismail Haniyeh is widely considered Hamas's overall leader and has been a prominent member of the movement since 1980. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has offered its condolences following the death of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran.

A source told The Sun: 'Jamie shot a huge campaign for Diet Coke just recently at a lido in South London,. 'The Love What You Love campaign connected with me instantly as I am a firm believer that with confidence and passion, you can achieve your wildest dreams. 'The Diet Coke Breaks are classics, and I wanted to add a fashion twist to these moments. Diet Coke launched in 1982 and twelve years later, released the original 'Diet Coke Break Hunk' advert featuring American model and actor, Lucky Vanous. Fans will remember how an excited gaggle of women ran frantically around the office tipping each other off that it was 'Diet Coke break' time.

Juja MP George Koimburi experienced a torrid time in Parliament on Tuesday, July 30 while apologising for his earlier remarks where he alleged that MPs had been bribed to vote in favour of passing the Finance Bill, 2024. "I stand to ask the honourable members to forgive me Forgive me, I will never repeat it please forgive me," he stated. Juja MP George Koimburi speaking in a church service Photo George KoimburiHowever, his apology did not go as planned as some MPs attacked him for being careless with his words which the majority of the lawmakers argued caused a lot of harm to them. He lamented that some MPs lost valuables in the hands of protestors who were irked by the bribery claims. The National Assembly Majority Whip revealed that he was booed during a church service with congregants allegedly chanting 'two million'.

Standard Group has announced plans to declare redundancies owing to the harsh economic times affecting the media industry. The media house explained that the move was necessitated owing to the strained generation of revenue while taking into consideration a sizable workforce. Therefore, the media house noted it was forced to undertake organisation restructuring by letting some of the workers go. Notably, Standard Group is not the only media house to have done mass layoffs of employees. A similar scenario was witnessed at Nation Media Group in June.

Jamie Dornan has reportedly been cast as the new Diet Coke hunk credit:Bang ShowbizJamie Dornan has reportedly been cast as the new Diet Coke hunk. Insiders told The Sun Jamie has already filmed his advert campaign at an outdoor pool in London, with one source telling the newspaper: “Jamie shot a huge campaign for Diet Coke just recently at a lido in South London. “This is going to be absolutely massive and Coca-Cola has thrown a lot of money at it. “Jamie’s deal is worth millions and they think it’s going to pay dividends with giving fans a bit of nostalgia. A 2014 interview with Jamie for The Guardian noted he ordered a full-fat Coke with his meal.