Content creator Diana Marua has penned a sweet open letter to her husband Kevin Bahati amid threats from their fans for missing out on recent – occupy Parliament and Ant-Finance Bills protests. Diana argued that she had been under the weather for the past few days and her hubby was the one taking care of her. Here is Diana Marua’s letter to BahatiMy Anchor, My Pillar, and My Love 🥹 Thank you for being my Strength when I lose my own. Thank you for taking care of me over these last challenging days 🙏You have proven to me over and over again why I would still choose you. I love you today, tomorrow, forever & always ❤️Dee Nation, We still Topping the Charts on #TheBahatisEmpire on @NETFLIX Thank you!

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CAF announced new dates for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and it will have an impact on a number of leagues including Kenya. Confederation of African Football (CAF) finally announced the dates for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations and as expected, the tournament will not be held in the summer. This is likely to be the same scenario for Kenya if Harambee Stars qualify for the tournament. However, it reverted to January and February in the last two editions which Harambee Stars missed. However, this might also be dependent on how many local-based players make it to the national team in the event Kenya qualifies.

The Confédération Africaine de Football (“CAF”) Executive Committee (“EXCO”), which met on Friday, announced. The CAF EXCO also announced the dates of the CAF TotalEnergies Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (“WAFCON”), which is growing exponentially and will also be hosted in Morocco. The President of CAF, Dr. Patrice Motsepe, said, “I am confident that the CAF TotalEnergies AFCON Morocco 2025 will be extremely successful and will be the best AFCON in the history of this competition. I am also impressed by the enormous growth of women’s football in Africa, and I am expecting the CAF TotalEnergies WAFCON Morocco 2024 to be immensely successful. The announcement of the dates of the CAF TotalEnergies AFCON Morocco 2025 took much longer than expected, as there were complex and, at times, challenging discussions with various interested parties in light of the extensive international and domestic match calendars.

The government of Kenya has reached a legal agreement with officials in Haiti for the deployment of its police officers to the Caribbean nation. According to sources privy to the information, the agreement was signed on Friday, June 21, by representatives from both countries. Cristobal Dupouy, special representative of the Secretary General of the Organization of American States in Haiti was also present during the event. PCS YahooWhile confirming the deal, Dupouy reiterated that the signing of the legal agreement was an important step which should accelerate the deployment process. However, the agreement did not reveal the exact date for the deployment of the officers to Haiti.

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A feeder pillar, also known as power box, is a cabinet housing electrical equipment. The feeder pillar decorated with the Indian drum, mridangam, is also found in Brickfields. — Photos by LOW LAY PHONThe feeder pillars belonging to DBKL have been transformed into canvasses showcasing local culture, wildlife, and traditional motifs. Another traditional percussion instrument depicted on a feeder pillar in Brickfields. Drab feeder pillars have been decorated with floral designs as part of a DBKL project to foster a sense of community ownership.

Sungai Timun in the heart of Rembau, Negri Sembilan, has the potential of becoming a production hub for blue spiny lobsters. The blue spiny lobster is also known as common rock lobster or locally as “udang galah sepit biru”. “Sungai Timun can be a hub for lobsters in the state as is being done in Sarawak and Pahang. Fishing competition participant Faizal Abdul Aziz showing a blue spiny lobster. He said he was confident of Sungai Timun’s potential growth as a lobster production hub.

Stakeholders around Lake Naivasha have raised concern over the rise in the number of deaths in the water body caused by drowning and hippo attacks. Since the year began, over 20 people have died while on illegal fishing exercise while scores of others have been left nursing injuries inflicted by hippos. “We have noticed a trend where minors have now joined in the illegal fishing and we are asking the government to intervene,” she said. Friends of Lake Naivasha chairman Francis Muthui said the rise in water levels had seen the number of minors involved in illegal fishing rise. “We have seen minors using the makeshift boats drown whenever it flips and it's time that the necessary government agencies intervened,” he said.

The current sentiment revealed by the research is especially strong among Gen Z, who are those born between 1997 and 2012. So to enhance her credentials and expand her network, she opted for a traditional nine-to-five job. She learnt about the drawbacks of a traditional nine-to-five job, including the lack of recognition for employees’ efforts, through family and friends’ experiences. “Gen Zers are smart, resilient, adaptable, empathetic and more understanding of the world they live in. “One difference between Gen Z and previous generations is that most Gen Zers do not enjoy sitting in the office.

A R1.4-billion private equity deal could help catapult the Springboks into sports stardom in countries where their brand has room to grow – with a resulting rise in advertising, merchandising and sales that fills SA Rugby's coffers, says a corporate finance and valuation expert. However, SA Rugby Union (SARU) bosses need to be extremely careful about who they decide to partner with and how they use the funds, says Johann de Lange, the managing director of Worth.Business. "They are going to have to have a very clear plan about what they want to do with the funds," he said.

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua says he is working with political leaders and elders from other regions in pushing for unity of the nation. Mr Gachagua said his efforts to unite the Mount Kenya region are bearing fruits. The DP was given the seat because of his political influence in the Mt Kenya region. Senator Thang’wa asked political leaders to unite and rally behind the President and the Deputy President and cease political attacks. We have a Deputy President whom we are demanding that he must be respected.

The latest edition of News24's weekly digital weekend magazine is stuffed full of interviews, reviews, excerpts, and in-depth stories. OPINION | What the failure of The Marvels can tell us about the future of cinemaBy: Ilan PreskovskyCinemas are in trouble. I grew to enjoy riding alone on my first long solo trip around the Karoo in 2005. The difficulty lies in the reader’s immersion in the harsh and often unsavoury life of Deirdre van Deventer. She is a somewhat damaged person, but nevertheless still hustling and surviving in the city of Cape Town in 2028.

Protests as UDA postpones Nairobi elections, againDelegates in the Nairobi county-level elections on Friday evening stormed United Democratic Alliance (UDA) headquarters on Ngong road following the postponement of the polls for the second time. Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is facing off with Embakasi North Member of Parliament Mr James Gakuya for the county chairmanship. UDA National Elections Board Chairman Antony Mwaura told the Nation that the exercise that was scheduled for Saturday was postponed following a court order. The county governor told his opponent to be brave enough and face him at the ballot instead of running to the court. According to the pro-Sakaja delegates, the Nairobi governor has also already secured 300 votes.

Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Something went wrong, please try again later. Donis Avdijaj has described snubbing Liverpool as the "biggest mistake" he's made in his career. Brendan Rodgers was in charge at Anfield when Avdijaj was first linked with Liverpool, though this is regarded as a tumultuous period for the club's transfer dealings. Liverpool transfer or not, he told Sport1: "I know that it is up to me what my sporting future looks like.