Harambee Stars coach Engin Firat has announce squad for four-nations tournament, blending local and international talent for upcoming fixtures in Malawi. Harambee Stars Coach Engin Firat has unveiled the provisional squad for the eagerly anticipated four-nations tournament scheduled to take place from March 18 to March 26, 2024, in Malawi. In a thrilling revelation, Alphonce Omija receives his first senior national team call-up after impressing in the U17 junior team. The return of John Avire to the national team fold adds an extra layer of intrigue and excitement. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL Australia-based Kenyan winger primed for maiden Harambee Stars call-up The 28-year-old has previously featured for Australia’s U23 team but could soon be donning Kenyan colours after Harambee Stars coach Engin Firat decided to hand him an opportunity.

John Avire makes a return to the national team fold. The four nation tournament will feature Zambia, Malawi, ZimbabweCoach Engin Firat has named the Harambee Stars provisional squad for the upcoming four-nations tournament set to take place between March 18, and March 26, 2024, in Malawi. Notably, Alphonce Omija earns his debut callup to the national team having featured for the U17 junior team. Shariff Musa, Bonphas Munyasa, Chris Erambo and Kaycie Odhiambo have also earned their maiden national team call ups. READ also:Harambee Stars Ayub Timbe Joins Sabail FCJohn Avire makes a ComebackAdditionally, John Avire makes a return to the national team fold.

While a lot is known about Ankita Lokhande, people don’t know much about Vicky Jain's family. Vicky Jain during an exclusive interview with HT City-Hindustan Times (L) and Vicky Jain at home (R). Away from coal, furniture, and real estate, Vicky Jain's businesses have spread to the education sector. Photo: Bhushan KoyandeSource: Getty ImagesVicky Jain's wife and childrenWho is Vicky Jain's first wife? What is Vicky Jain's family net worth?

ADVERTISEMENTPulse Live KenyaExpressing surprise at Nyako's win, Wajakoyah reflected on her comedic nature since childhood. "This award I can't say much about it because I dont know what the organisers realised in my sister...She's such a comical lady all along from her childhood. ADVERTISEMENTPulse Live KenyaMarwa Music Awards: Celebrating Luo talentEstablished to honour and uplift talented artists within the Luo community, the Marwa Music Awards serve as a platform to acknowledge excellence in various artistic endeavors. The second edition of the Marwa Music Awards was a star-studded affair, attracting dignitaries, artists, and content creators from across the region. Looking Forward: Nyako's continued successADVERTISEMENTNyako's recognition at the Marwa Music Awards is a sign of her growing influence and popularity in the entertainment industry.

Source: UGCOne of the daily covered the tragic end of a police officer who was found dead after days of going missing. Taifa LeoThe Swahili newspaper covered the death of a police officer who had gone missing for days. His son revealed his father's decaying body was found in a river in Kisumu before it was ferried to the morgue. Daily NationThe daily covered the resignation of Ariel Henry as the Haiti prime minister in the face of gang violence in the Carribean country. The leaders of the fighters vowed not to lower their guard until the prime minister resigned.

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Britain's Conservative government believes that additional gas power plants to avert a threat of energy blackouts. Photo: Daniel LEAL / AFP/FileSource: AFPBritish Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's government pledged Tuesday to build new gas-fired power stations to boost energy security, drawing criticism over his climate policies before this year's general election. The Conservative government, which aims to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050, announced in a statement that it would seek to construct the gas power plants to avert a threat of energy blackouts. "The government has committed to support the building of new gas power stations to maintain a safe and reliable energy source for days when the weather forecast doesn't power up renewables," it said in Tuesday's statement. "We need to replace retiring gas-fired stations as part of a decarbonised power system, which will include carbon capture and hydrogen playing a limited back-up role in the system," he said.

But there is no joking when Kenneth speaks of the gargantuan task facing Kenya ahead of the 2027 Afcon which the country is co-hosting with neighbours Uganda and Tanzania. His tenure as the top mandarin at the Kenya Football Federation saw him prove that he is not all talk and no hat. Even earlier on, Kenneth’s love for the game of football saw him take the sport seriously while a student at Starehe Boys Centre. Photo credit: File | PCSThe experience earned on the pitch as a player and later in the boardroom would be the sole propulsion fuel for Kenneth’s interest in leading the Kenya Football Federation. First, it is important to note that the new team came into office at a crucial time in the country’s sporting history.

Kenya’s stock of external debt of $38.51 billion as at the end of January, which translated to Sh6.1 trillion in local currency terms, is now valued at Sh5.3 trillion, holding the accumulation of additional foreign debt constant. Foreign investors normally exchange their dollars for shillings when entering the local market, and buy back dollars for repatriation upon selling their shares. An appreciating shilling therefore gives them an exchange gain; given that they get more dollars for every shilling when exiting compared to when they came in. Local traders have taken the opportunity presented by the stronger local currency to stockpile on imports, there being no assurances on the sustainability of the recent rally. In addition, we believe that local dollar holders continue to divest to mitigate potential losses in anticipation of further strengthening,” noted Standard Investment Bank Senior Research Associate Stellar Swakei.

Nicholas Kithuku Mwendwa’s election as Football Kenya Federation (FKF) president on February 16, 2016, was received with much expectation from the public. Football Kenya Federation president Nick Mwendwa addresses delegates during the Special General Meeting at Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi on January 28, 2020. That aside, Mwendwa, upon assuming office, appeared to have learnt – fast – where his bread, as FKF boss, is buttered the most. The development of women's football is another thing that Mwendwa’s office will be proud of. During his reign, the FKF Women's Premier League was launched with considerable help and funding from, Fifa.

Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Get the best celeb gossip with the Daily Star Showbiz newsletterSomething went wrong, please try again later. Get the best celeb gossip with the Daily Star Showbiz newsletterSarah-Jane Honeywell has raised eyebrows by posing topless 13 years on after her CBeebies sacking. READ MORE: Sharon Osbourne's celebrity feuds – foul-mouthed rant, brutal swipe and family rowREAD MORE: Click for more brilliant Daily Star TV storiesTaking to Instagram, she posted: "I had my first #mammogramssavelives. Sign up for our free Daily Star Showbiz newsletter

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A Ugandan lawyer on Monday, March 11, moved to the East African Court of Justice to oppose President William Ruto’s decision to recall EAC Secretary General Peter Mathuki. The lawyer stated that the decision by Kenya to recall the Secretary-General and replace him with another appointee was unlawful. The lawyer further wants the East African Community Summit, Parliament and/or Council of Ministers to implement any decision by Kenya to replace Mathuki. EAC Court of Justice has further been petitioned to award general, exemplary, punitive and aggravated damages to the Applicant. He had earlier served as a Member of Parliament of the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA), from 2012 to 2017.

President William Ruto and former Prime Minister Ariel Henry witness the signing of a reciprocal instrument between Kenya and Haiti on the Multi-National Security Support Mission in Haiti. The United States on Monday pledged Sh41 billion ($300 million) to the Kenyan-led multinational security mission to Haiti, emphasising the urgency of restoring stability in the region. Despite legal obstacles, including a court rejection of the initial proposal to send police officers to Haiti, Kenya remains steadfast in its commitment to lead the Multinational Security Support Mission sanctioned by the United Nations Security Council. However, security experts have raised concerns regarding the suitability of police deployment in addressing Haiti’s complex security challenges. On the US push to have Kenya deploy police officers, Musamali describes this as the art of outsourcing the dirty work.

The neon lights could soon be bright for Joe Biden on Broadway as Hillary Clinton teams up with actor and songwriter Lin-Manuel Miranda to raise money for the president in the city that never sleeps. Hillary Clinton and Lin-Manuel Miranda to present a special Broadway performance of Suffs: the Musical to raise money for the Biden Victory Fund and Women's Leadership ForumPresident Biden delivers a speech on March 11 in New Hampshire. The event is billed as an evening with three presidents in a conversation with late night host Stephen Colbert and will also raise money for the Biden Victory Fund. That same day, the Biden campaign finance chair Rufus Gifford was joined by former Vogue chief Anna Wintour for a Biden fundraiser in Paris in the midst of fashion week. The Biden campaign has touted the president's fundraising advantage as a sign of momentum despite him lagging behind his likely opponent Trump in recent polls.