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28/09/2026

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28/09/2026

28/09/2026

Former Harambee Stars and AFC Leopards defender Richard Madegwa has died.

Madegwa enjoyed an illustrious football career before transitioning into coaching and technical roles.

He later coached the Kenya National Deaf Futsal Team and served as an assistant coach with the Kenya U17 national team.

He also served as team manager of AFC Leopards.

27/09/2026

President William Ruto is set to begin a development tour of Kenya’s Coast region on Saturday, visiting Taita-Taveta, Kwale, Kilifi, Mombasa, Tana River and Lamu counties. During the tour, nearly 200,000 title deeds will be issued to beneficiaries, helping address longstanding land ownership challenges. The President will also inspect ongoing projects, commission completed works and launch new initiatives. A major highlight will be the groundbreaking of the proposed $16 billion East Africa Refinery in Lamu, a joint venture involving the Kenyan Government and Aliko Dangote. The refinery is expected to strengthen energy security, process Turkana crude and generate over 500,000 jobs.

27/09/2026

Police intercepted a cream white Datsun 1200 pickup along the Shamata-Subuku road in Warukira area being driven by Gabriel Mwangi Kaira, a resident of Rurie township in Olkalau that was suspected to be ferrying crude weapons.

The motorist identified himself as a distributor of watchmen equipment & presented a Nyandarua County government business permit.

However, a search of the vehicle led to the recovery of 130 arrows, 17 Maasai clubs, 16 nut clubs, 8 crossbows, 10 whips, 15 catapults, 17 Maasai swords, 32 bows & 14 quivers 8 cooking sticks, 11 walking sticks & 2 litres of petrol stored in a plastic bottle.

Investigations pending Verification to his documents are underway.

The op was led by OCPD Alois Muthoka.

27/09/2026

An example ya kujizimia nyota iliyoanza kung''aa

27/09/2026

RUTO: 'CHA muhimu ni uzima wa milele mbinguni. Hata huitwe Excellency ama Honorable duniani ni bure'

27/09/2026

PAUL OTIENO IMBAYA — MIGHTY KING KONG

Paul Otieno Imbaya, better known by his stage name Mighty King Kong, was one of Kenya’s notable reggae musicians of the late 1990s and early 2000s — and a son of Ambira, Ugunja.

Born in 1973, King Kong was diagnosed with polio as a child, leaving him disabled from the waist down. He attended Ambira Primary School but dropped out in Standard Six following the death of his father.

Life then took him to Kisumu, where he lived on the streets and survived through begging.

His musical journey began to take shape in the early 1990s. In 1993, he moved to Nairobi with the assistance of DJ Stone, whom he had met in Kisumu. He began performing regularly in Nairobi clubs before later moving to Mombasa, where he worked with bands including Them Mushrooms and the Pressmen.

He also spent time in Kampala, Uganda, performing with the Simba Ngoma band. It was during this period that he got an opportunity to record.

From a child living with the effects of polio, to a Standard Six dropout, to a street child in Kisumu, and eventually to a recording artiste whose music was heard across Kenya, King Kong's journey was remarkable.

Sadly, Paul Otieno Imbaya breathed his last on Christmas Day, December 25, 2007, at the age of 34.

His death was sudden and remains surrounded by questions.

Some contemporary reports attributed his death to poisoning. According to accounts published after his death, he had taken a soda and was later found by two friends at a Kengeles unable to speak. He was rushed to Kenyatta National Hospital, where he died while receiving treatment.

Mighty King Kong left behind his wife, Jackline Ouma, and a child.

For an artist who had risen from extraordinary hardship to become one of Kenya's recognised reggae voices, his death at just 34 brought a tragic end to a remarkable journey..

Which of his songs do you remember?

25/09/2026

Kenyan man Eric Mwangi Maina married a Filipino woman he met in Dubai, and their love story has taken an unexpected journey from heartbreak and friendship to marriage, faith and raising four children together.

Eric moved to Dubai after a painful heartbreak in Kenya. He had hoped to marry a woman back home, but when the relationship ended, he decided to leave Kenya and start a new chapter in the United Arab Emirates.

In 2015, he met Grace, a Filipino woman who was also working in the hospitality industry. Their first interactions began at their workplace, where Eric noticed her name tag and saw that her name was Grace.

Eric used the meaning of her name as an opportunity to start a conversation about faith and evangelism. He asked Grace if she knew the meaning of her name and began sharing his faith with her. According to their story, that conversation made Grace increasingly interested in him.

At the time, Grace was dating a French man and eventually approached Eric for advice about the relationship. Eric saw an opportunity to pray with her and continued encouraging her spiritually.

Grace also had her own history of heartbreak. She had previously been engaged to a man from Israel whom she met online and had dated for almost four years before the relationship ended.

The two eventually grew closer and discovered that their relationship was becoming more than friendship. Grace says she was still a virgin at the age of 26, and she and Eric chose to remain sexually abstinent until marriage.

Their relationship was guided by their Christian faith, with the couple saying they spent time fasting and praying before making the decision to get married.

The couple, who shared their story during an interview with Jeff Kuria TV, have now built a family together and are parents to four children.

Their story is one of two people who met far from home, both carrying the pain of previous relationships, yet eventually finding love, faith and purpose together in Dubai.

21/09/2026

BB Bread FC has rebranded to BB FC.