AFC Leopards have suspended head coach Rodolfo Zapata for the remainder of the season, according to sources. The decision was taken Friday following the team’s recent poor form. Tom Juma who was his assistant and team manager Gilbert Selebwa have been tasked to oversee the remainder of the season. The team is set to play Ulinzi Stars and Nzoia United before they close the season. Leopards blew away their only chance of winning a silverware this season after they were bundled out of SportPesa Shield by Sofapaka at the semis Sunday.

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Emma Coronel, the wife of jailed Mexican drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, has been released from jail in the US. Coronel pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges and was sentenced to three years in prison in November 2021, but has been freed early. The Federal Bureau of Prisons confirmed her release. It’s believed the 34-year-old left a halfway house in California, where she was moved from federal prison in June.

The family of self-confessed child serial killer Masten Wanjala is no longer willing to claim his body for burial. According to Mukhweya Assistant Chief Abiud Musungu, the family of the deceased has changed its mind. “The family changed tune suddenly and disowned the serial killer immediately he was lynched. His father had asked for forgiveness on behalf of his son from the families of the victims…and even asked the State to give him the body to bury,” he said.