Netflix is set to premier an African Reality Show featuring Tanzanian singer, Abdul Naseeb popularly known as Diamond Platnumz. The popular singer took to his social media to announce that he will feature in the “Young, Famous and African” Reality show.
“From Tandale to the world…Go behind the scenes of what it takes to be an African Icon to the world with @netflixsa and @naijaonnetflix’s first African reality TV show, featuring your one and only SIMBA” Diamond posted on his timeline.
Evan Peters, the accomplished American actor, has garnered a net worth of $4 million.
Evan Peters Net Worth $4 Million Date of Birth Jan 20, 1987 Place of Birth St. Louis Nationality American Profession Actor Early Life and Career Beginnings Evan Peters was born in St. Louis, Missouri, and ventured into the world of professional acting by clinching a starring role in the acclaimed film, “Clipping Adam.
Ex KTN news anchor Esther Arunga has been jailed for 10 months in her son, Sinclair Timberlake’s death.
According to Australian Associated Press, Arunga, who was arraigned in a Supreme Court in Brisbane, was sentenced to 10 months in prison by Justice Martin Burns but was immediately released on parole.
Arunga on Monday pleaded guilty to being an accessory to murder. She said she only lied to protect her husband, Quincy Timberlake.
Public Relations company Gina Din director Lorna Irungu has passed away.
Ms Irungu succumbed to Covid-19 complications.
She is famously known for a 1990 TV programme that aired on KBC known as Omo-Pick-a-Box.
She also hosted the show alongside the late Regina Mutoko, sister to celebrated media personality Caroline Mutoko.
Ms Irungu also hosted Club Kiboko for five years between 1994 and 1999, while also producing magazine show Maisha and a youth dialogue dubbed Niaje. She later hosted State of The Nation at then-Nation FM.
The government is working on a model of reintroducing low-priced but healthy and affordable alcoholic drinks as one of the ways of eradicating illicit brew on the market.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua said that under the model, the government will also address taxation, which impedes the production of cheaper but healthy brands.
Mr Gachagua spoke on Monday in light of the ongoing government crackdown on illicit liquor manufacturers and sellers. He said talks are ongoing with a leading alcoholic beverages manufacturer over production of the low-priced beverage.