Actor Imran Khan’s fan following grew with every romantic comedy he did, making him one of the most popular actors before he decided to take a break from films. With films like Break Ke Baad, Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu, his popularity increased internationally too. Recalling his favourite memory with a fan, Imran said that a female fan once requested him to park her car only to later realise who he was. In an interview with Vogue, he spoke about wanting to be the best version of himself and how his daughter Imara helped him realise it. Imran’s Instagram account has a strong following of fans as he keeps everyone engaged with trivia from his old films.

Khuliso Johnson Mudau (R) fights for the ball with Nigeria's midfielder #4 Alhassan Yusuf (L) during Nigeria vs South Africa on February 7, 2024. Which nation has been in more AFCON finals? Between Ivory Coast and Nigeria, the two nations have their fair share of experience in playing at the AFCON finals. In comparison, Ivory Coast have played in four finals since 1957, winning in two of those matches. Ivory Coast have won 50% of the AFCON finals they have played in, while Nigeria have won just 42.3 of the finals they have played in.

Ochieng KabasellehIn a bid to redeem the glory of the former leader of Orchestra Lunna Kiddi, the late Ochieng’ Kabaselleh, his children are out to revive the legendary Rhumba band. With the death of Kabaselleh in 1998, the popularity of the band (Orchestra Lunna Kiddi), waned and died. However, there seems to be hope for the Orchestra Lunna Kiddi band since Kabaselleh’s children are determined to bring it back. These bands include Orchestra Kidi Masanga led by Reggy Kabaselleh, and the defunct Orchestra Lunna Kiddi which was briefly led by Joel Okello Babu and musician Dorry Kabarry. However, the new band will have a new name, that is, Bana Ba Kadorry Orchestra (The Children of Dorcas Orchestra in Lingala dialect), as championed by Reggy Kabaselleh.

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LEGAZPI CITY — Police arrested two alleged bigtime drug personalities and recovered more than P15.1-million worth of illegal drugs, specifically shabu (crystal meth) and cocaine, in a buy-bust operation on Friday night in Vinzons town in Camarines Norte. ADVERTISEMENTAuthorities confiscated about 2.2 kilograms of shabu worth P14.96 million and 14 grams of cocaine worth P212,000. FEATURED STORIESDizon said the suspects, who were residents of Camarines provinces, got their supply from Chinese nationals in the National Capital Region. The suspects will face charges of violating the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002. READ: P510,000 worth shabu seized from 2 high-value targets in Camarines Norte

A police officer was shot dead on Saturday morning following an ambush by a group of armed men who raided the Chepkum chief's camp in Elgeyo Marakwet County. The gunshots alerted the other officers who rushed to the scene and found the cop lying in a pool of blood. Preliminary investigations revealed that the ambush was a means of retaliation over a slain bandit who was shot dead on Thursday, February 8, at Arror Centre. The government has been ramping up efforts to eradicate the menace of banditry across the North Eastern region. "Building on the lessons so far, the government aims at eradicating the menace of banditry and destroying its political, cultural and commercial networks.

The debut song from 'Coke Studio Bharat 2' has arrived, and it appears that Diljit Dosanjh has once again delivered a hit.This time, the singer collaborates with The Quick Style for the energetic track titled 'Magic'. 'Magic' was released by the official YouTube channel of Coke Studio India on February 9. Uplifting this song with their electrifying presence ‘The Quick Style’, make you groove and an add a whole lot of heart to the first song of Coke Studio Bharat 2024 (sic)." advertisementListen to the song here:The Vice President of Marketing Coca-Cola India and Southwest Asia, Arnab Roy said, "We're delighted to announce the launch of Coke Studio Bharat season 2.0 which will continue to celebrate the richness of regional music of Bharat. We will strive to provide a platform to emerging, independent artists this season in partnership with some established iconic names."

South African assets look cheap compared to other emerging markets. But this year’s election brings uncertainty, write Robert Davy, emerging market equities fund manager at Schroders and Andrew Rymer, strategist at the UK asset manager. We discussed our favourable view of South Africa in April of last year. While the market has underperformed wider emerging markets (EM) since then, there have been some positive developments in line with our thesis. Meanwhile, bond yields globally and in South Africa have fallen from peak.

This visit is indicative of the Port of Mombasa's ascending trajectory as a hub for cruise tourism in Africa. Cruise vessel World Odyssey makes her third visit to the port of Mombasa Pulse Live KenyaThe Semester at Sea program, through its innovative approach to education, allows students to broaden their horizons beyond traditional classroom boundaries. By integrating academic learning with experiential travel, the program fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of global interconnectivity and diversity. ADVERTISEMENTThe inclusion of a Kenyan student aboard the World Odyssey further emphasises the program's global outreach and its potential to inspire future leaders and thinkers who are well-versed in the complexities of the world they inhabit. Cruise vessel World Odyssey makes her third visit to the port of Mombasa Pulse Live Kenya

The company noted that response was sought from government officials responsible for the concerned institutions and included in the pieces. ADVERTISEMENTNMG blamed the propagandists behind the online guerilla warfare of authoring a fake letter claiming that the media giant will declare 600 employees redundant. A fake letter claiming that the ink used to publish Nation newspaper could have adverse health effects on readers surfaced on Social Media. "On Tuesday this week, a fake letter was posted on X claiming that the ink used to publish Nation newspapers could have adverse health effects on our readers. ADVERTISEMENT"Curiously, some individuals claiming to be KEBS officials visited the Nation printing press along Mombasa Road, ostensibly to inspect the quality of our ink,” read the statement by NMG in part.

Editor's Review A memo circulating online stated the employees would be sent home by April this year. Those affected would be out of the company by April this year, the memo stated. However, in a special report on its Friday evening bulletin, the media house explained that the communication was being advanced by online warriors recruited by unnamed forces to taint the company's image. "For the last few days, we have witnessed a well-coordinated vicious, malicious and unsubstantiated online campaign against the NMG. The cyber warriors crafted a fake letter alleging up to 600 NMG employees would be declared redundant by April this year," stated Mwangi.

The Nation Media Group (NMG) has revealed that it endured intimidation and cyberbullying in recent weeks while running an extensive exposé detailing some of the failings of the government. File image of Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) offices in Kisumu. Photo KEBS"On Tuesday this week, a fake letter was posted on X claiming that the ink used to publish Nation newspapers could have adverse health effects on our readers. For instance, it cited a fake letter that announced redundancies and the #RIPNationMedia which was used to cyberbully the media house on X (formerly Twitter). "As a responsible media house, NMG sought responses from government officials in charge of the government agencies that were the subject of focus in the editorial articles, and their rejoinders were duly included in the published stories.

Nation Media Group (NMG), has dismissed reports it plans to sack 600 employees. NMG clarified that it was a victim of a cyber attack by cyber warriors afraid of the media. "The cyber warriors drafted a fake letter alleging that up to 600 NMG employees would be declared redundant by April this year," the company said. The Standard Media Group introduced a voluntary early retirement scheme to reduce its wage bill. At least 870 jobs are at risk after Kwale-based Base Titanium announced it will exit the Kenyan market in 2024.

The Congress on Friday said former prime ministers P V Narasimha Rao and Charan Singh and Green Revolution pioneer M S Swaminathan were, are and will always be 'Bharat ke Ratna' as their contribution was unprecedented and respected by all Indians. ".In a post on X, Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said, "Shri PV Narasimha Rao, Chaudhary Charan Singh and Dr. MS Swaminathan were, are and will always be the 'Bharat ke Ratna'. ""The Modi government is silent on giving legal status of minimum support price to farmers based on Dr. Swaminathan's formula. Due to the stubbornness of Prime Minister Modi, 700 farmers were martyred during the movement, but the government broke its promise to the farmers. "Providing justice to farmers is one of the main objectives of the Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra .