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Diana Marua’s former nanny Josephine Kinuche opens up about her departure from the Bahatis’ home after four

Josephine Kinuche, a former nanny to Diana Marua and her family, has finally revealed that she is no longer working for the Bahatis after serving them diligently for four years. According to Josephine, her decision was motivated by her desire to pursue personal interests and she maintained that her relationship with the Bahati family remains positive. “I’ve been working with the Bahatis since 2020. I left in good faith, and we are still in touch. I just felt it was time for a change of environment. I have learned a lot from them, and I’m grateful for the opportunities I had.” Josephine moreover praised the Bahatis, especially Diana Marua, for their kindness and mentorship during her time with them.  She described Diana as a generous employer who went out of her way to ensure her staff had all the resources they needed to perform their duties effectively. “Diana is the best teacher and mentor. She would buy everything you need for work and even hire cooks to teach us new skills, paying them from her own pocket. I am a professional cleaner, though I never went to college. The Bahatis were the best employers I’ve ever worked with.” She also credited Diana Marua for helping her grow her social media fanbase, a platform she now intends to focus on. After leaving the Bahatis’ home, Josephine has ventured into content creation full-time and in addition to creating content, she works as a part-time teacher, homeschooling young children and helping them build a strong foundation in reading, writing, and other essential skills. “I am passionate about teaching lower primary kids. I teach reading, writing, and other foundational skills. I also want to help learners get a strong start in their education journey.” She further encouraged fans to support her by subscribing to her YouTube channel, where she plans to share engaging and educational content. Josephine’s departure marks the third instance this year of Diana Marua’s employees leaving to pursue content creation.  Her sister, Jane Kinuche, and fellow nanny, Irene Nekesa, also transitioned into content creation after parting ways with the Bahati family.  

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KVA raises concerns over livestock vaccination campaign

The Kenya Veterinary Association has raised concerns over the ongoing National Livestock Vaccination Campaign. KVA has urged the government to address public trust issues, resource gaps, and stakeholder engagement to ensure its success. One of the major concerns includes Credibility crisis and according to KVA, Public scepticism towards government-led programmes is high.  “This administration’s actions have eroded any sense of public trust… jeopardising critical issues reliant on public participation.” The lack of awareness and misinformation among farmers and stakeholders has fuelled resistance is another concern raised. Ending concerns are Devolution challenges and Politicisation of the campaign which KVA condemned efforts to politicise the exercise, warning this could alienate livestock keepers. The association suggests postponing the initiative to allow for adequate public sensitisation, Risk-based approach where Vaccination should target endemic diseases in specific regions rather than blanket strategies. KVA also recommended Public education campaigns to debunk misinformation and outline the benefits of vaccination and also Increasing the number of veterinary personnel. Additionally the association suggested Resource allocation where KVA notes that Increasing the number of veterinary personnel and adequately funding county veterinary departments is critical. KVA moreover urged the government to work closely with veterinary professionals, farmers, and local leaders to ensure the campaign’s success.  

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Property Destroyed After Fire Burns Down Modern Furniture Pacific Store in Kiambu

Property of unknown value at the Modern Furniture Pacific shop in Ruiru, Kiambu County destroyed after a fire outbreak.  According to witnesses, the fire broke out on Wednesday at around 7 am inside the furniture store before spreading to other sections and burning several pieces of furniture. The incident area residents initiated a rescue operation to extinguish the fire.  However, the flames quickly spread to other parts of the store, making it impossible to contain. A team of firefighters from Kiambu County arrived at the scene and put out the fire which had already burnt down a considerable chunk of the building including most furniture. The furniture shop is owned by a prominent businessman Gibson Murage Gitonga who also owns several other furniture stores across the country. The businessman launched the furniture business in Kiambu in January this year, an event that was attended by several high-profile guests including Kimabu Senator Karungo Wa Thang’wa. No deaths or injuries were reported, however, the cause of the fire is yet to be established with police officers currently on the scene to assess the incident.  

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JCM

Pastor Peterson Mwangi from JCM church found dead at his father’s farm in Kirinyaga

The Jesus Compassion Ministry church is in mourning following the death of Pastor Peterson Mwangi. The pastor  was found lifeless at his father’s farm in Sagana, Kirinyaga County. According to Bishop Kiengei, pastor Mwangi appeared to have been battling personal struggles that he kept to himself before his untimely death. Bishop Kiengei moreover reflected on the young pastor’s promising future and lamented the silence that had overshadowed Mwangi’s struggles. “Even if you were at your end, battling it at the top, someone could have heard you. A young soul has departed, promising in servanthood and a bright soul.” The Bishop, through his post, continued to wonder why the young man travelled all the way from Mombasa to Kirinyaga to take his life. “When I received a call from your wife, I thought you were somewhere praying or maybe visiting a friend only to find that you had taken your life some days ago. Your lifeless body was lying on your father’s farm in Sagana. Why come all the way from Mombasa, just to end your young life? How I wish you had spoken it out to someone. One day, depression will also be depressed.” Pastor Mwangi served faithfully at JCM Church in Mtwapa, Mombasa.

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Terence Creative Reveals how his wife supported him financially for 4 years

Kenyan comedian Terence Creative has sparked conversation after sharing his thoughts on Alma Mutheu’s recent frustrations about paying all the bills for her boyfriend, Gift. While giving his thoughts, Terence opened up about his own experience, revealing that his wife, Milly Chebby, supported him financially for over four years when he was still struggling. He went on to encourage women to support their men during tough times instead of embarrassing them publicly. According to Terence, there is nothing wrong with a woman supporting her man if he is not yet financially stable. He went on to note that men go through different seasons in life, and financial challenges are not permanent.  Moreover urged women to remain supportive and respectful of their partners during these tough phases. “There’s no problem with a boyfriend being kept by his girlfriend. Ladies, if your man is not financially stable and you are, support him and respect him until he gets on his feet. Give him your money to manage as the head of the house. Don’t embarrass him in public.” Terence disclosed that when he and Milly were dating, she shouldered almost 100 percent of their financial responsibilities. He was not embarrassed to admit this, crediting Milly’s support for his current success. “For over four years, my then-girlfriend, now wife of 11 years, Milly Chebby, used to pay 98.9% of all our bills.”     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by TERENCE CREATIVE 😂😂😂 (@terencecreative) The comedian advised women not to air their grievances about their partners online, saying such public confrontations could humiliate the men and strain the relationship. Instead, he encouraged women to remain patient and allow their men time to grow and achieve financial stability. According to him, sacrifices made early in a relationship can bear fruit once a man becomes stable and able to provide for the family.  

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Cabinet

Government approves extension of the government-to-government Fuel Deal

The government has recently approved the extension of the government-to-government petroleum sourcing arrangement with Saudi Arabia. The approval came following a Cabinet resolution after a meeting held on December 17 at State House Nairobi chaired by President Ruto. ”The Cabinet has approved the extension of the Government-to-Government (G-to-G) arrangement for the import of refined petroleum products.”  Cabinet noted that extending the deal was necessary because it has helped ease the pressure on the Kenyan Shilling. The Cabinet moreover revealed that the government-to-government deal has helped stabilise fuel prices in Kenya. ”This arrangement has eased the monthly demand for US dollars for petroleum imports, stabilising the shilling-dollar exchange rate at Ksh129 from a high of Ksh166 and reducing pump prices from Ksh217 per litre of petrol to Ksh177.”  This means that Kenya will continue to access the supply of refined petroleum by allowing payments in Kenya Shillings, previously estimated at $500 million a month. The Cabinet however did not give a clear timeline for when the deal extension will expire.  

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Alma Reveals She has been having arguments with her Boyfriend Gift due to financial issues

Kenyan digital Creator Alma Mutheu has recently expressed worries about her relationship with Gift Muziq. In a recent interview with Oga Obinna, Alma shared that they have been having alot of arguments due to financial issues. According to her, as a woman she has gotten to a point of getting tired of providing.  “It gets to a Point Where As A Woman Unachoka Kuprovide Kila Kitu, Tumekua Na Alot Of Argument Koz Of Financial Issues.” The  content creator went on to note that she gave love a chance hoping that his financial status would be better in future. “But you get I have needs and you want to feel like my man takes care of me. It has reached a point bado anatafuta. That first year, I was so in love. He was even supporting me, recording my videos without pay. Second year we have so many arguments because am like why am I still paying rent and other bills?” Talking about paying rent, her partner Gift defended himself saying they don’t stay together but Alma insisted that they stay at her house.  “Unalala kwa kitanda changu na nguo zako ziko kwangu. Am I lying? Kama ni rent si ulipe yote full juu ni kwa manzi yako,’’ Alma  noted. The interview has attracted different reactions all over social media with some calling out Alma for disrespecting her man and other questioning Gift for not being a man and provide.  

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Fireworks will only be permitted for 30 minutes during New Year celebrations

According to a notice issued by the Ministry of Mining, Blue Economy, and Maritime Affairs,Fireworks will only be permitted for 30 minutes during New Year celebrations. The notice continues to note that the government has directed that only authorised venues will be allowed to showcase the spectacle. Cabinet Secretary for Mining Hassan Joho through the notice requested Kenyans to apply for the authorisation at the State Department for Mining offices in Nairobi, Mombasa, Wundanyi, Kisumu, Eldoret, Nakuru, Nyeri, and Embu. Joho further directed that display shells are limited to a maximum of four-inch calibre in all venues in urban and built-up areas except as may be exempted by an Inspector of Explosives. He added that all fireworks are sourced from licensed fireworks dealers. “Only qualified, experienced, and sober persons shall be allowed to fire aerial shells and other aerial display fireworks,” reads part of the notice. Fireworks are moreover not allowed to be sold to any child who is below the age of 13 years. According to Joho, fireworks displays should be carried out in an orderly manner so that the general public is not inconvenienced. “Fireworks are used only at the authorised venues such as clubs, hotels, churches, sports grounds, school compounds, or any other venue as may be authorised by an Inspector of Explosives,” stated Joho.  

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Daddy Owen Reveals He was Harassed By Kenyans After Performing During Jamhuri Day

Gospel artist Daddy Owen has recently shared his frustration after becoming the target of public backlash.  According to the musician, his personal contacts were leaked online, subjecting him to a flood of calls and messages from Kenyans, a phenomenon netizens have humorously referred to as “kusalimiwa” Daddy Owen said that the messages ranged from harsh criticism to genuine inquiries.  Some accused him of being a sellout for agreeing to perform at the national holiday celebrations led by President William Ruto.  However, others reached out respectfully, seeking to understand his decision to participate in the event. “Yesterday, I was greeted by Kenyans! Sema kusalimiwa! Gaitho shared my number so I could be greeted! My phone was blowing up with calls, texts, WhatsApp messages, and even a ton of Mpesa transactions,” Daddy Owen shared.  He further noted that he took the time to return some calls, leading to meaningful conversations with a few individuals.  “The abuse was next level! But some were very understanding, and we ended up having great chats.”  

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Chameleone’s son blames family for dad’s illness

Ugandan artist Jose Chameleon is currently battling acute pancreatitis caused by prolonged alcohol consumption according to his son Abba Marcus. The artist was rushed to hospital on 12 December after experiencing a sudden illness, leaving fans and family concerned about his health. In a TikTok video, his first born son Marcus revealed that the singer’s condition is linked to years of alcohol addiction.  He explained that this has not only caused the acute pancreatitis but also contributed to his father’s noticeable weight loss. Marcus further noted the toll alcohol addiction has taken on his father and their family.  He went on to express frustration with the public backlash directed at his mother, insisting that Daniella Atim should not be blamed for Chameleon’s struggles. “My father struggles with alcohol addiction and has been for q while now. Hence the weight loss that people have been talking about… It completely disheartens me when I see the internet bashing my mother making her the cause of everything. Am here to tell you that is completely false. My mother has nothing to do with it.” Marcus moreover criticised his paternal grandparents and other family members, blaming them for failing to take responsibility for the issues affecting Chameleone and his late uncles.  “The complete and utter irresponsibility of my father’s parents is part of the problem,” he stated. He also expressed disappointment in the lack of support from Chameleone’s siblings and parents, despite his father’s significant role in elevating the family’s reputation. “Never in my life have I ever seen unconcerned parents that are so careless about their children’s well being. In this case am talking about my father’s parents. So far I have already lost two uncles because of of compete irresponsibility I have ever seen from parents. Honestly i don’t even want to be called their grandchild because I don’t’ want any association with them. Nobody would know who the Mayanjas were if it wasn’t for my father.” According to him, some of his father’s friends appear more interested in the financial benefits he offers than in his well-being. Marcus disclosed that the doctors treating Chameleon have issued a stark warning, cautioning that he may have only two years to live if he continues his current drinking habits. He stressed the urgency of his father seeking help and appealed to the family and fans to unite in supporting him.  

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