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Former Churchill Show comedienne Nasra Yusuf has opened up about her life and disclosed to her fans that she recently nearly lost her life.

The funny woman has actually been taking part in the practice of dieting in order to lose her weight, which was the thing that almost took away her life.

Nasra Yusuf revealed this in posts that she recently made on her Instagram stories, where she further gave more details about what happened.

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Celebrations for veteran journalist Jeff Koinange's 60th birthday took an unexpectedly emotional turn as guests and coworkers reflected on memorable moments from the day.

One of the highlights was when Kenya's famed trade unionist, Francis Atwoli, made a forthright confession on live television, resulting in a poignant and heartfelt environment in the studio. The special piece, which broadcast on Citizen TV, featured Atwoli honestly sharing his thoughts on friendship, life, and the journeys of people closest to him, leaving the audience noticeably moved.

In a particularly sensitive moment, he was joined by his wife, Mary Kilobi, with whom he exchanged heartfelt words that demonstrated the depth of their bond.The couple's encounter drew praise from followers on social media for their emotional demonstration of love and devotion.

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Kenyan social media personality GenZ Goliath met American streamer IShowSpeed this week during IShowSpeed's first visit to Kenya, exciting fans of both creators.

The meeting took place near the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) and quickly drew attention from passersby and online followers. IShowSpeed, who recently reached 48 million subscribers on YouTube, has been sharing highlights of his Kenya trip across his social media platforms.

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Tuesday, the 6th of January, was indeed a special day for former KTN news anchor Grace Kuria Kanja.

This is because on the day, her husband Joseph Kanja officially turned a year older; a milestone that confirmed that he had indeed opened a new chapter with regards to his life.

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Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport briefly turned into a comedy stage after popular prankster Vindee pulled off a cheeky stunt involving a man he jokingly introduced as "white iShowSpeed." The impromptu spectacle, staged right at the arrival area, had travelers stopping mid-step as Vindee went all out with dramatic bows, over-the-top handshakes, and exaggerated excitement usually reserved for celebrity arrivals.

Clad in a striking red suit, Vindee drew instant attention as cameras clicked and phones went up. His unsuspecting guest — a Caucasian traveler in a beanie and backpack — appeared confused but amused, playing along as Vindee performed an enthusiastic "welcome to Kenya." Within hours, photos and short clips of the moment were circulating widely online, with many Kenyans laughing at the prank and others momentarily convinced a second version of iShowSpeed had landed.

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Kenyan actor Lenana Kariba has hit back at critics who labelled him a "kept man" after he revealed that he is a stay-at-home dad following his relocation to the United Kingdom to live with his mzungu wife, Helen.

The celebrated Kenyan actor recently opened up about his family arrangement, explaining that while his wife works a corporate job in the UK and handles the family's primary financial responsibilities, he has chosen to stay home to care for their young daughter, Ava.

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In a statement following months of speculation, President Donald Trump has confirmed he is not considering a presidential pardon for Sean “Diddy” Combs. The music mogul, currently serving a 50-month prison sentence at FCI Fort Dix, reportedly sent a personal appeal to the White House, but the President clarified during an interview with The New York Times that he has no intention of granting clemency. 

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It was a moment that felt more like a scene from a romantic film than a public appearance. Juliani and Lilian Nganga, unaware that cameras were rolling, were seemingly lost in their own world—smiling, leaning into each other, and sharing a quiet intimacy that spoke volumes without a single word.

The unscripted display of affection instantly caught the attention of fans, who were quick to notice that this was not just another celebrity PDA. In the middle of the tender exchange came something even more special: the first subtle glimpse of their son, a moment many followers had been eagerly waiting for but never expected to see this way.

Unlike carefully staged photos or curated social media posts, this moment felt refreshingly real. There were no poses, no rehearsed smiles—just two people deeply in love, briefly forgetting the public eye. That authenticity is what made the clip resonate so strongly. Fans weren't just watching celebrities; they were witnessing a family moment unfold naturally.