Former “Dancing With the Stars” pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy has been accused of throwing a can of coke at a former cast member. On season 11, Mills said that she was trying to apply a lip look to Chmerkovskiy’s partner, Brandy Norwood. After a bit of back and forth, Mills let Norwood go with Chmerkovskiy. “Right before she’s done, she’s getting up, she stands up, he has a full coke and he throws it at me,” Mills said. It was a closed full coke can that he threw right at me and it missed my head like this,” she explained.

The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced scheduled maintenance in its prepaid system that will affect the purchase of electricity tokens from Sunday, June 2 to Monday, June 3. According to the company, the interruption is part of a system upgrade, which is aimed at improving service delivery to its customers. Kenya Power said during the downtime period, customers will not be able to buy electricity tokens from all vending points including Kenya Power offices, M-PESA Paybill number 888880, Airtel Money and banking channels. "Following a recent system disruption that led to delays in the processing and delivery of prepaid tokens, we are glad to inform our customers that the issue was resolved on Monday. However, President William Ruto recently asked Kenya Power not to disconnect the homes which have been illegally connected to the national grid, and instead, connect them with meters which will see them contributing to paying taxes.

Eric Rosenbrook and Leida Margaretha are undoubtedly the most controversial 90 Day Fiancé couple ever. Eric Rosenbrook and Leida Margaretha from 90 Day Fiance'. Leida introduced her relationship with Eric on season 6 of 90 Day Fiancé in 2018. He met Leida onlineLike several other couples in the show, Eric Rosenbrook and Leida Margaretha met online. Final wordThe relationship between Eric Rosenbrook and Leida Margaretha from 90 Day Fiancé is regarded as the most controversial in the show's history.

Retired President Uhuru Kenyatta has reiterated his commitment to maintaining a neutral ground in South Africa’s general election slated for Wednesday. “We are here to observe the people of South Africa exercise their democratic right, we have no preconceived outcomes or anything,” he said in a press conference. “We just want to see the people of South Africa having an opportunity to express their will...and for us, this is the job that we have." He also met commissioners of the Electoral Commission of South Africa where he received a brief on the commission’s preparedness to conduct a smooth, transparent and credible election. This includes the degree to which the conduct of the elections meets regional, continental and international standards for democratic elections.

Antigua and Barbuda will host Monday's conference of the Small Island Developing States. Both will be high on the agenda this week as Small Island Developing States (SIDS), as they're formally known, meet Monday at their fourth UN Conference, in the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda. And climate change -- with its brutal droughts, powerful hurricanes and rising seas -- is threatening to erase some of them from the map altogether. "The harsh truth is for these countries, climate change is already a reality," Achim Steiner, head of the UN Development Program (UNDP), told AFP. But most small island states are classified as middle-income countries or higher -- meaning that they're unable to access international aid and preferential financing available to the world's poorest countries.

Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka has said that President William Ruto might pick a different person to be his running mate come 2027 if the ongoing squabbles in the government persist beyond next year. This, according to Onyonka, will see both Gachagua and Ruto part ways ahead of the 2027 polls. "By next year if this war continues like this, Gachagua will be gone and William Ruto will be gone," Onyonka said during an interview with Citizen TV Monday. Amenipatia kazi mingi hata ingine inanishinda, ameniwezesha kuendelea na kazi yangu kwa hivyo serikali yetu iko imara tunaendelea na kazi," Gachagua said. President Ruto and I are doing a great job, we love each other and we are planning our work accordingly.

1 SHARES Share TweetNAIROBI, Kenya, May 27 – Creatives, including artists and comedians using various social media platforms, are set to benefit from the Creative Economy Support Bill 2023, which offers support for people in the creative industry. The Bill proposed by Migori Senator Eddy Gicheru Oketch seeks to establish a creative fund to enhance industry’s contributions to the nation’s economy. This Bill recognizes this and proposes to make systemic interventions to ensure adequate support to persons in the creative industry,” stated Senator Oketch. The Guild shall also facilitate creative artists applications for grant registration. “The Guild shall collaborate with the relevant entities to ensure the transparent distribution of royalties collected on behalf of creative artists and creative arts operators.”

Light rain forced NASCAR to throw a caution on lap 246 and three laps later lightning in the area forced the race to a halt. With the race able to be made official since it was more than half completed, NASCAR declared Bell the winner at 11:30pm local time. "I knew there was going to be a chance [the race resumed]," Bell said. The early halt to Sunday night’s race also prevented Kyle Larson from turning a single lap in his #5 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet. He arrived at the track during the caution for rain and was prepared to get into his car if the red flag was lifted.

The government figure is roughly triple the UN estimate of 670 killed by the landslide in the South Pacific island nation’s mountainous interior. The death toll of 670 was based on calculations by Yambali village and Enga provincial officials that more than 150 homes had been buried by the landslide. Mr Mana said the landslide would have a major economic impact on the entire country. The purpose of the visit was to decide whether Papua New Guinea’s government needed to officially request more international support. Earth-moving equipment used by Papua New Guinea’s military was being transported to the disaster scene 250 miles from the east coast city of Lae.

Illegal firearms are smuggled into the country through its porous borders, making Kenya’s civilian possession of weapons unrivalled in East Africa, according to the Institute of Security Studies. People should return their illegal guns to the government,” he says. But this is a tiny fraction of the illegal firearms in circulation. Kafu says people willing to hand over their illegal firearms to the authorities fear they might become a target themselves. These youths want to be shown some love.”This alone will not stop violent gun crime in Kenya, but Kafu says it’s a start.

On Monday, May 27, the national dailies widely reported President William Ruto's explanation for using private jets. Daily NationThe publication reported on President William Ruto's controversial explanation for hiring a chartered plane for his US trip. People DailyThe paper reported that Azimio la Umoja One Kenya Coalition Party leaders want President William Ruto impeached for constitutional violations and disobeying court orders. "We are all students of President William Ruto. Taifa LeoThe Kiswahili publication reported the alleged fallout between Gachagua and President William Ruto.

Keselowski once again hounded Bell on the next restart but just couldn’t overcome the leader’s advantage in clean air. Both Bell and Keselowski cited the importance of clean air on what turned out to be the decisive moment of the race. Really, if the last two runs was one big run, Keselowski thinks he could have eventually wore Bell down. “I won a rain shortened Coca-Cola 600 but that’s not going to be my last win. Lap Leaders: T. Gibbs 1-42;M. McDowell 43-48;S. Van Gisbergen(i) 49-50;T. Gibbs 51-71;W. Byron 72-89;T. Gibbs 90-93;W. Byron 94-103;T. Gibbs 104-110;R. Chastain 111-120;C. Bell 121-146;J. Berry # 147-153;C. Bell 154-159;M. Truex Jr. 160-167;C. Elliott 168-169;W. Byron 170-188;C. Bell 189-201;W. Byron 202;C. Bell 203-206;W. Byron 207;C. Bell 208-230;B. Keselowski 231;C. Bell 232-249.

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Bell crashes out as field checks up at TalladegaChristopher Bell gets the worst of the first caution for cause at Talladega as the field checks up and sends the No. 20 into the outside wall along with Justin Haley and others.

MPs are investigating the questionable payment of at least Sh554 million to 12 Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) as compensation to cushion Kenyans from high petroleum pump prices. Others are Mt Al Bateen Kosf (Sh13.17 million), Mt Avanti (Sh7.99 million), Texas (Sh2.83 million), Galana Oil Kenya Limited (Sh2.6 million) and Texas (Sh365,703). The audit further noted that there was no petroleum pump prices stabilisation guidance in existence before the stabilisation was commissioned or effected. Epra sets the petroleum pump prices every 14th day of the month. The OMCs were compensated Sh79.75 to help in price stabilisation for the 5,820,790.41 cubic metres of imported petroleum.