Soldiers and officers are now allowed to grow beards while serving in the British Army. The beards and moustaches must be neat, properly groomed and will be routinely checked. The policy comes into immediate effect as the Army becomes the last of the armed forces to allow its personnel to grow beards. The new directive follows years of discussion around the Army’s policy on facial hair. The change follows a review into the Army’s policy on the appearance of its personnel which lasted several months, an army spokesman told the BBC.

Christian Nodal, known by his full name Christian Jesus Gonzalez Nodal, was born on January 11, 1999, in Caborca, Sonora, Mexico. At 23 years old, he’s already achieved substantial success in the music industry. Standing at 5’9″ in height, Nodal hails from a close-knit family and currently resides in Mexico alongside his family and fiancé. Christian Nodal Net Worth $110 Million Date of Birth January 11, 1999 Place of Birth Caborca, Sonora Nationality Mexica Profession Singer, Songwriter His parents are Silvia Christina Nodal and Jaime Gonzalez Nodal.

Christina Aguilera is a renowned American singer-songwriter, actress, and television personality, born on December 18, 1980, in Staten Island, New York. She is celebrated for her powerful voice and has achieved significant success in the music industry. Christina has sold over 75 million records worldwide and has five No. 1 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Her debut studio album, Christina Aguilera, was released in 1999 and featured hit singles like Genie in a Bottle and What a Girl Wants.

Kikuyu principal magistrate Musyoka has ordered for the release of John Ndung’u Mbiyu after landmark declaration that traditional brew ‘Muratina’ was no longer an illicit brew The facts of the case were that John Mbiyu, the accused had been certified as the brewer for the traditional brew Muratina that is used in traditional ceremonies. He was appointed as the official brewer with a caveat of him not producing for commercial use.

Kenyans online have criticized Jubilee Christian Centre (JCC) ministers Bishop Allan Kiuna and his wife Reverend Cathy Kiuna who on Sunday invited to church CNN’s Richard Quest. The ‘Quest Means Business’ host is openly gay hence the mixed reactions from Kenyans who felt that the Kiuna’s would have never had him at their church if he was a ‘commoner.’ Quest left on Sunday night aboard the Kenya Airways’ maiden direct flight to New York.