Coke Studio announces the release of seventh song from Season 15, “Blockbuster,” an anthem bursting with Pakistani pride. Faris Shafi has grown to become a luminary in Pakistan’s rap scene, known for his profound storytelling and rhythmic lyricism. A Cinematic Spectacle, the song, co-written by Xulfi, Faris and Umair, is brought to sensational scope by seasonedCoke Studio Director, Zeeshan Parwez. Shot in a single take, “Blockbuster” tells a story set in panoramic cinemascope, celebrating collective cultural identity with unabashed flourish. The song also features two dance sequences choreographed by the Norwegian urban dance group Quick Style, adding a dynamic flair.

Investigators from the Firearms and Narcotics Investigation Division (FNID) have charged a 53-year-old man, Thomas Edwards of Hatfield in Manchester, with possession of cocaine, dealing in cocaine, attempting to export cocaine, and conspiracy to export cocaine. The charges arose from the seizure of four kilograms of cocaine at the Sangster International Airport (SIA) in Montego Bay, St James on Wednesday, May 22. Reports indicate that about 5:10 pm, Edwards was stopped by FNID operatives while attempting to board a flight to Heathrow, England. After a preliminary interview, a search of his luggage allegedly revealed four kilograms of cocaine that was reportedly concealed in false compartments. He is scheduled to appear in the St James Parish Court on Wednesday, May 29.

Cabinet Secretary Ababu Namwamba has urged patience as the country labours to raise its sports facilities to the prescribed international standards. The CS spoke during an assessment tour of the Masinde Muliro Kanduyi stadium which is being fixed up for Madaraka Day celebrations. While acknowledging the unfolding frustration vented by local sports enthusiasts, Ababu ascribed the country's woes to decades of neglect in stadium management. The CS assured the nation that the ongoing refurbishment would yield to the specified international standards. "Resources have been allocated, everything is on track, and we want to see international events hosted here," Ababu stated.

Kenya is looking to boost its trade relations with South Korea by wooing more investors from the Asian country in the upcoming first ever Korea-Africa summit. Additionally, the partnership will provide support for African companies seeking to do business in South Korea and the larger Asian region. Speaking during a pre-summit event in Korea, Kenya’s ambassador to Korea Emmy Kipsoi told the Korean investors that Kenya is open for business. Kenya is already a hub for several Korean companies like Samsung Electronics, Hyundai, Daewoo and Korea Telecom. According to the Kenya Economic Survey 2023, the value of imports from South Korea increased from Sh22.3 billion in 2021 to Sh50.2 billion in 2022, mainly due to increased imports of kerosene type jet fuel.

Follow along with Indy 500 live updates. The 108th running of the Indianapolis 500 was delayed four hours due to stormy weather Sunday. That meant NASCAR star Kyle Larson, who was set to become the fifth driver to attempt the “Double” by racing in the Indy 500 and NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 on the same day, missed his NASCAR start at Charlotte Motor Speedway. “This whole situation is really fluid.”It remains to be seen whether Allgaier or Larson — who qualified fifth for the Indy 500 — will finish the race at Charlotte. If Larson were to arrive at the track while the race was ongoing, Allgaier indicated that Larson would relieve him at some point.

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After 18-plus months of meticulous planning, Kyle Larson will not get the full experience of running ‘The Double’. Barring some early-race issues in the Indianapolis 500, or a delay in the start time at Charlotte, Justin Allgaier – the designated standby driver — will take the green flag behind the wheel of the no. Allgaier has served as the fill-in driver for Hendrick Motorsports once before, piloting the No. With Allgaier likely to start Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series event at Charlotte — and more importantly, Larson not — the Elk Grove, California native will need NASCAR to grant him a post-season waiver. As of the time of publishing, the sanctioning body has yet to confirm whether or not Larson will be granted a post-season waiver.

Perhaps not Brundle himself, however, after last year's promenade at the Circuit de Monte Carlo saw a Red Bull engineer swear on live television. However, it was an unexpectedly explicit exchange with an unidentified Red Bull staff member that really set social media ablaze in 2023. "I'm gonna get in f***ing s***, dude," the engineer in question could be heard saying after wandering into Brundle's range. (Image: Sky Sports)A third added: "And a Red Bull mechanic is going to get f***ing s*** for letting Brundle get near the car." And other fans expressed their dismay, with one remarking: "Disgusting language to Martin Brundle by that Red Bull mechanic on the grid walk!"

Kyle Larson, Hendrick Motorsports, HendrickCars.com H1100 Chevrolet Camaro Photo by: Lesley Ann Miller / Motorsport ImagesUnfortunately, rain delayed the start of the Indy 500, forcing Larson to choose between the two races. Larson is also leading the regular season championship, and winning the regular season title comes with 15 playoff bonus points. Larson qualified tenth, but Allgaier will have to start the race from the rear of the 40-car field due to the driver change. Kyle Larson, McLaren-Hendrick Chevrolet Photo by: Penske EntertainmentLaron is driving the No. Larson qualified fifth for the Indy 500, easily beating all other rookies in the field.

DCI officers briefly detained in Tanzania for alleged trespassingFive Directorate of Criminal Investigation (DCI) officers from Nairobi Buru Buru Police Station were briefly arrested, then released in Tanzania for allegedly trespassing when pursuing cross-border motor vehicle theft suspects. According to a police report seen by Nation, the five directorate investigation officers namely Ali Ibrahim, Joel Osinya, Moses Wainaina, Josephat Mungania and Moses Kiongera, all from Buru Buru DCI office were arrested in Tarakea town in Tanzania. “Today the 24th day of May 2024 we received a report that the officers were following up a motor vehicle theft syndicate from Nairobi to Tanzania and they mistakenly entered Tanzanian territory without their knowledge. “They were in the company of one suspect namely Samuel Ngatia, a suspect of motor vehicle theft,” read the police report. It was reported that the Kenyan officers had arrested one Tanzanian within Tarakea Town who raised an alarm and officers from Tarakea Police Station who were on patrol arrested the Kenyan officers for the offence of being ‘illegally’ present in Tanzania.

The Indy 500 went green at 4:46 p.m. The plan is for Larson to leave immediately after the Indy 500 and replace Allgaier whenever he arrives at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Gordon had a similar predicament as Larson in 2000, when the Indy 500 was rain-delayed and he missed the beginning of the Coke 600 before joining mid-race like Larson plans to do. Driving for Arrow McLaren at the Indy 500, Larson qualified fifth for his first IndyCar race. Allgaier, meanwhile, will have to drop to the rear of the field prior to the start of the Coke 600.

Many took to social media to criticise the party, with former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela expressing disappointment, saying the DA could have used other ways to send its message. Do you think the DA took it too far with this ad? Please select an optionOops! Something went wrong, please try again later. No, the country is burning Yes, the flag is a nation's pride Can these elections be over already?

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Open: This is "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," May 26, 2024 This week on "Face the Nation," two of the veterans in Congress, Reps. Pat Ryan and Tim Waltz, join to discuss veteran suicide ahead of Memorial Day. Plus, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg discusses the latest on Memorial Day travel and the current issue of turbulence.

The Court of Appeal has declined to reopen a case involving KCB's auction of a 443-acre coffee farm in Thika owned by President Uhuru Kenyatta's cousin Kungu Muigai, ending a 32-year dispute. The bench presided over by Justice Asike Makhandia said it was baffling that Benjoh Amalgamated - a company owned by Mr Kungu - was asking the court to reopen the same consent that the apex court had refused to reopen. New informationBenjoh Amalgamated had sought a review of a judgment delivered by a different bench, arguing that it had obtained new information that was not within its knowledge at the time the court delivered its judgment on December 15, 2017. He said Mr Meenye has always been available since 1992, and the issue of execution of the consent was dealt with by the court in a judgment in March 1998. The court added that the firm appeared to suggest that Mr Meenye emerged from nowhere and actively represented it in court without its instructions.