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Julius Malema Sentenced to Five Years in Firearm Case

Patricia Waigwa April 16, 2026 0

On April 16, 2026, a South African court sentenced Julius Malema to five years in prison. The ruling followed a high-profile firearms conviction case. The court at KuGompo City Regional Court delivered the judgment. It linked the case to a 2018 public rally incident. Incident That Led to

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Lynne The Brand Lands Big SABC Africa Role

Patricia Waigwa April 16, 2026 0

Kenyan publicist Lynne The Brand has secured a major continental media opportunity. She has joined South African Broadcasting Corporation. Specifically, she will feature on Channel Africa 1. This marks a significant milestone in her growing international career. Weekly Feature on “Out & About” Show Starting April 2026, Lynne will appear on a lifestyle programme. The

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Felista Mugo Makes History with PFL Africa Victory

Patricia Waigwa April 11, 2026 0

On April 10, 2026, Felista Mugo achieved a historic win in mixed martial arts. She defeated Annet Kiiza at the PFL Africa debut event. The fight took place at SunBet Arena in Pretoria, South Africa. Consequently, Mugo became the first Kenyan woman to win in the Professional Fighters League. Dominant Performance Inside the Cage Mugo […]

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Eliud’s Running World: A Global Marathon Tour to Inspire Change

Patricia Waigwa March 11, 2026

Eliud Kipchoge has launched Eliud’s Running World, a global marathon tour and community initiative. The project aims to unite people worldwide through running and inspiration. Over two to three years, Kipchoge plans to run marathons on all seven continents. The legendary Kenyan runner hopes to motivate the next generation of athletes. Additionally, he wants to […]

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The End of an Era: MultiChoice to Discontinue Showmax

Patricia Waigwa March 5, 2026

MultiChoice Group announced on March 5, 2026, that it will discontinue the Showmax streaming service. This decision closes an 11-year chapter for the platform once celebrated as “Africa’s Netflix.” The main reason for the closure is Showmax’s mounting financial losses. Reports show trading losses surged 88%, reaching R4.9 billion ($260 million) in 2025. Although paying