Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for the Daily Star TV newsletter for the biggest TV newsWe have more newslettersThank you for subscribing! By 2024, he's projected to have a staggering net worth of $40 million (£31.3 million). (Image: (Image: GETTY))Ryan is happily married to lawyer and TV star Emilia Bechrakis, with their wedding taking place in 2016. Fans should keep an eye out for more of Ryan, as the success of Owning Manhattan's debut season might have Netflix producers considering a sequel.

[Courtesy]Senators have called on President William Ruto to dismiss Inspector General of Police Japhet Koome for failing to protect Kenyans during the anti-Finance Bill protests. “ The president should quickly restructure the security organs by firing people, the IG included,” said Khalwale. Similarly, Kitui Senator Enoch Wambua also called for the dismissal of IG Japhet Koome. “Talking about incompetence and lack of capacity, the Inspector General of Police is the embodiment of lack of capacity to lead the Kenya Police Service. The only time the Inspector General of Police has responded is when he saw allocations of fatalities in a hit.

Tembisa residents woke up to the sound of an explosion in the early hours of Wednesday when cash-in-transit robbers blew up a cash van in Link Road. A resident who asked not to be named told News24 it was the third heist in the same road since November.

Check out the photos here:Pic: Yogen ShahPic: Yogen Shah'I do not support any...': Karan Johar denounces violence after Kangana Ranaut's slap incidentKaran Johar 's ' Kill ', starring Lakshya Lalwani is all set to hit the theatres on July 5. Ahead of the big release, the makers of the movie hosted a star-studded screening of the film in the city.Varun Dhawan , Rakul Preet Singh , Jackky Bhagnani , Ibrahim Ali Khan , Sanya Malhotra, Ayan Mukerji, Siddhant Chaturvedi, Gulshan Devaiah, Mouni Roy , Aditya Roy Kapur and others graced the screening.Before the June 5 release of Karan Johar's film 'Kill,' the producers revealed on Tuesday that it will be remade in Hollywood. The director Nikhil Nagesh Bhatt's action film has caught the attention of 87Eleven Entertainment, renowned for producing the 'John Wick' series starring Keanu Reeves. They are thrilled about the positive reception of 'Kill' in North American theaters and are looking forward to its global release. They also announced their delight in having 87Eleven Entertainment remake the film in English.

South Africa is seeking to alter the terms of a landmark agreement under which it promised to cut its reliance on coal in exchange for access to financing. The government of President Cyril Ramaphosa is pushing to renegotiate a deal with Climate Investment Funds (CIF), a group tied to the World Bank, so that it won’t be required to close three coal-fired power plants in the coming years. The plants, owned and operated by Eskom, are among the country’s biggest polluters, according to government advisers. South Africa’s government is seeking an “adjusted approach to the programme with the decommissioning date for three power stations” moved to the end of March 2030, the department overseeing the project in the president’s office told Bloomberg. The decision is motivated by “energy security concerns,” the department said, adding that South Africa is still working to reduce its emissions.

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Nairobi - Kericho senator Aaron Cheruiyot has questioned Inspector General Japhet Koome's loud silence amid protests. Kericho senator Aaron Cheruiyot said it was troubling that IG Japhet Koome hadn't spoken about the protests. Cheruiyot drew parallels between Koome and former Commissioner of Police Major-General Mohamed Hussein Ali during the 2007/08 post-election violence. He pointed out how Hussein kept the nation updated on security matters throughout, adding that he was unsettled by Koome's silence. What you need to know about anti-government protestsProofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.keSource: TUKO.co.ke

At first the Prime Minister stopped short of disclosing his preferred filling for a sandwich, but later told reporters that a “club sandwich” is one of his favourites. Asked about his final meal in Number 10, should he lose his role following the General Election, he told ITV’s This Morning: “Well, my favourite meal generally is sandwiches. Speaking to reporters on the campaign trail, he said: “Club sandwich, chips and a Coke would be one of my favourite meals”. He added that he was partial to a “ham, cheese, tomato” before adding that one of his favourites is a “club sandwich” with “grilled chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise”. Mr Sunak, who was born in Southampton, has long made his support for the club clear and previously described himself as a “massive Saints fan”.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has asked young people to call off planned peaceful protests to guard against infiltration by criminals. The Deputy President said the cessation of the protests would give room for security officers to crack down on and deal firmly with criminals. Gachagua appealed to young people to call off the protests saying President William Ruto has acceded to their demands and dropped the Finance Bill 2024. Gachagua said it was unfortunate that peaceful protests have turned violent. What you started as peaceful protests has unfortunately been infiltrated and hijacked by criminals, who are looting and creating mayhem.

Police are investigating the discovery of a woman's body found floating on a river in Bahati estate, Nairobi. Residents informed police they had sighted the body floating on the river while facing downwards. The body of the woman was moved to the mortuary pending autopsy. Police said the body, which had no visible injuries, was removed to the Nairobi Funeral Home(formerly City Mortuary) awaiting a postmortem examination. The body was moved to the mortuary pending autopsy.

Kevin Kennedy, 62, is known to many as Norman "Curly" Watts from Coronation Street. The Coronation Street favourite spent two decades on our screens having arrived on the cobbles back in the 80s. Kevin Kennedy took on the role in 1983 before leaving in 2003. But, more recently, it's been announced he's taking on a new role by starring in a punk rock musical. The actor turned his life around after suffering a seizure and waking up in an ambulance in the late 1990s.

Despite major wins and losses in such cases, there has been no structured system for conducting public participation. In 2012, the Public Participation Policy, a framework for managing and coordinating public participation, was developed by a multi-government agency team. However, to prevent the chaos we just witnessed, this is the time to accelerate the enactment of the Public Participation Bill 2023, into law. A well-defined and outlined public participation framework is the panacea for the many petitions and protests involving lawmaking. Once enacted, the government must ensure that the law is effectively implemented both in letter and spirit in order to make public participation meaningful.

Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi has said the recent Gen Z-led anti-Finance Bill protests in the country should serve as a reawakening call to the government. Speaking during Senate proceedings on Wednesday, Osotsi said that the recent protests have marked a moment that requires leaders to utilise, reflect and reset. The lawmaker said the youth have raised issues they want to be addressed and asked the government to implement them. He urged his fellow members and the speaker to reconstitute standing orders so that all parliamentary group meetings are held before ParliamentLast week, anti-Finance Bill protesters breached Parliament and torched part of it in unprecedented rage against the 2024 Finance Bill. The protesters also torched several vehicles belonging to the Police as tension escalated outside the country’s legislature.

Editor's Review "I have to be sincere that there were days in the night that I contemplated even quitting." Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot has apologised for any acts he committed or omitted that contributed to the current state of the nation. The Kericho senator further intimated that there were nights that he contemplated quitting but maintained that quitting was not the solution at the moment. On the salary increase by the Salaries and Remuneration Commission, Cheruiyot asserted that the senate must make a resolution to even reject the yearly increment. His remarks came even as the country witnessed widespread protests in the past few weeks, mainly due to the government's tax policies.