- Raila has fallen out with all his co-principals in the dormant National Super Alliance (NASA) - His handshake pact with Uhuru appears to be losing grip and might crack anytime - Coalitions are in the offing and the former prime minister has started courting new allies - Working with his political nemesis, Deputy President William Ruto, is among the viable options the ODM leader might consider PAY ATTENTION: Don't miss trending Kenyan news.

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The terrace duplex was gifted to the reality TV star by his fans as part of activities to mark his birthday. The trained economist who turned 28 on Wednesday, August 4, 2021, was full of gratitude as the keys to the house were handed over to him. ADVERTISEMENT One of the fans who spoke on behalf of Superions as they are fondly called, prayed before they took a tour in the pricey property.

The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo (SAN), has hailed the Muhammadu Buhari-led administration for dealing with Boko Haram terrorists. Keyamo said Buhari, who inherited Boko Haram and the farmer-herder crisis, has significantly reduced the terrorists’ dominance to “almost nothing.” Speaking to Trust TV, the Minister admitted that the terrorists had not been wiped out. Keyamo said, “What did we inherit? We inherited the Boko Haram problem. At that time, they had taken over more than fourteen local governments in the northeast and hoisted their flags.

AFL centre who made a name for himself as a member of the Richmond Tigers, becoming an AFL Rising Star nominee in his rookie season. In 2012 he was named to the AFL Players Association 22under22 team as one of the league's finest young players. Before Fame He played for his hometown team Castlemaine in the Bendigo Football League as well as the Bendigo Pioneers in the TAC Cup. Trivia He was named the 2014 Talking Tigers Player of the Year by listeners of the official Richmond podcast, Talking Tigers.