- Irungu Nyakera was dismissed by Uhuru in January 2018, when the president appointed his second-term Cabinet - Nyakera said he was sacked purely because of being excellent in service delivery - The Starehe Boys' Centre alumni said he did not know performance was not a good thing in government - He claimed a Cabinet Secretary once warned him that there were never superstars in government yet he was turning to one

- Koti imetoa hukumu kali katika kesi inayowahusisha wanaume kumi waliomchoma mwanajeshi wa KDF hadi kufa - Wanajeshi watatu walichomwa na wenyeji wa eneo moja wakidhaniwa kuwa wezi wa mifugo Habari Nyingine: Msichana umbo la NAMBARI 8 awaomba wanaume kumuoa Facebook Watu kumi wamehukumiwa kifo kwa kumuua afisa wa KDF kando na watu wengine. Alikana Gondi katika wizara ya ulinzi alichapwa hadi kufa pamoja na dereva wake Moses Maguri na Simon Gombe kwa kudhaniwa kuwa wezi wa mifugo, Migori.

Faith is a foundational concept in Christianity that encompasses belief, trust, and confidence in God and His promises. It is often described as the assurance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen, as in Hebrews 11:1. What are the different types of faith according to the Bible? Faith is a fundamental aspect of the Christian doctrine. By faith, you are saved and held back by the power of God to salvation; by faith, you should be guided in your own way, not relying on your own vision.

Who Is Peter Isherwood in 'Don't Look Up'? He's a Little Bit of EveryoneBy Jennifer TisdalePublished Dec. 27 2021, 10:20 p.m. ET Source: NetflixSure, Don't Look Up may have been slightly exaggerated (and we do mean slightly), but one person in particular stood out as a caricature of a human being: tech billionaire Peter Isherwood (Mark Rylance). He came in teeth first, white smile ablazin', and from that moment on he was both a strange shell of a human and a calculating monster.

Parents’ love for their children can make them do peculiar things. Like staying up until 1 a.m. gluing glitter on a second-grade class project. Or driving 40 miles to deliver a single soccer cleat. Or, perhaps, bribing their teenagers’ way into a fancy college. But one of the weirdest things parents do is love their children more than their partners. Before you call child services, let me be clear: Of course you have to love your kids.