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The woman once known as Mozambique's 'miracle baby' after the 2000 floods, Rosita Mabuiango, has died at 25.

Mozambique is mourning the death of Rosita Salvador Mabuiango, the woman once celebrated as the country's "miracle baby" after she was born during the devastating floods of 2000.

Rosita died on Monday at the age of 25 following a long illness, her family has confirmed.

Her death has sparked an outpouring of grief across the region, where her dramatic rescue as a newborn became one of the most powerful symbols of survival in Mozambique's history.

Rosita's birth amid disaster and rescue from a tree

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Despite their separation, Dr. Ofweneke and Nicah have demonstrated remarkable unity in celebrating their daughter's recent academic achievement, sending a powerful message about co-parenting and prioritizing family above personal differences.

The couple, who have reportedly parted ways, put aside their differences to publicly honor their daughter's hard work and success, sharing moments of the celebration on social media.

The daughter's accomplishment, which marks a significant milestone in her academic journey, was met with visible pride and support from both parents. Photos posted online show Dr. Ofweneke and Nicah smiling and applauding alongside their daughter, capturing a moment of familial harmony that has resonated with many followers. Observers have praised the pair for putting their child's well-being first, highlighting the importance of shared support in nurturing a positive environment for children, even after separation.

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Citizen TV's Lilian Muli gave a warm welcome to a former KTN colleague, showing just how much movement there is in Kenyan media. Muli posted a photo, noting it was a career move, a normal thing for journalists.

The move from KTN to Citizen TV is a classic story. KTN is known as a place where reporters get solid training because the newsroom pushes them hard and good storytelling is important.

Journalists who leave KTN usually take valuable skills with them. Citizen TV offers a bigger audience and platform, letting them build on what they learned.

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In the last several hours or so, former gospel deejay and musician DJ Kezz alias Zziah has left many people talking on social media.

This is after she was recently spotted in the company of her former colleagues of the popular gospel music group dubbed Msanii Music Group.

This was clear in a video clip that was shared on Facebook by Joe Msanii, who is the founder of Msanii Music Group.

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Tanzanian music sensation Zuhura Othman Soud, popularly known as Zuchu, recently created one of the most touching moments on East African social media when she presented her mother with a brand-new luxury SUV in an emotional surprise that captured hearts across the continent. The gifted vehicle — a luxury Toyota-class SUV — marked a powerful milestone in her journey from humble beginnings to international acclaim.

Zuchu, who hails from a family deeply rooted in Swahili musical heritage, shared the emotional moment on her official Instagram account. In the video, her mother, legendary taarab artist Khadija Kopa, watches in disbelief as the gleaming SUV arrives at her home, surrounded by joy and celebration. Khadija's reaction — a mixture of surprise, gratitude and tears — quickly became a symbol of love and gratitude that resonated with fans across social platforms.

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Tanzanian gospel singer Rose Muhando has tied the knot with Kenyan pastor Robert Lumbasi. The wedding was held privately, keeping the ceremony away from public attention.

Rose Muhando, known for her powerful gospel songs across East Africa, has been in a private relationship with Bishop Robert Lumbasi. Reports reveal that the couple has maintained their love life discreetly, avoiding the media spotlight.

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Popular Kenyan actress and radio personality Wilbroda (Jacquelyn Nyaminde) has candidly opened up about the emotional toll she is experiencing after her son transitioned to boarding school.

This week, thousands of parents across the country escorted their children to Grade 10 senior schools, marking a major milestone in the Kenyan education calendar. While the moment is often filled with pride and hope, it can also come with unexpected emotional challenges for parents.

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Nigerian artists delivered a commanding showing at the ninth edition of the All Africa Music Awards Afrima, which wrapped up on Sunday night in Lagos. The ceremony crowned a week of activities that brought together music professionals, creatives, and industry leaders from across the continent and the African diaspora. By the end of the night, Nigeria’s influence on the African music scene was unmistakable, with its artists claiming many of the most sought after honours.

At the center of the celebration was Burna Boy, one of Africa’s most globally recognized music figures. He won the Album of the Year award for No Sign of Weakness, his latest project released in July 2025. The album has been widely praised for its strong production and confident storytelling, further reinforcing Burna Boy’s reputation as a leading voice in contemporary African music. In addition to his album win, he also shared the award for Best African Collaboration with fellow Nigerian artist Shallipopi, highlighting a partnership that resonated strongly with audiences across the continent.