Charlene Ruto has received a glamorous welcome in Tanzania ahead of her white wedding to Isaya Yunge after sharing a video showing her arrival at Mwanza Airport.In the video shared on social media on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, Charlene gave a glimpse of the reception prepared for her, which featured a private aeroplane, expensive vehicles, drummers and dancers.
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Nairobi Water Announces Major Shutdown as Thousands of Residents Face Water Shortage This Week
The interruption is expected to affect households, businesses and institutions across six major areas of Nairobi City County, with the water utility warning customers to make adequate preparations before the exercise begins.
In a public notice issued on Wednesday, November 4, Nairobi City Water disclosed that the Athi Water Works Development Agency (AWWDA) would shut down the Karimenu Transmission Pipeline to facilitate critical tie-in works.
Among the areas expected to experience the interruption are Kasarani, Mwiki, Clay City, Ruai and Njiru, including their surrounding neighbourhoods. Residents in Roysambu, Zimmerman, Kahawa Barracks and Kenyatta University are also expected to be affected.
The disruption will further extend to the entire Kayole area, including Komarock, Soweto and Matopeni, as well as neighbouring locations connected to the affected supply network.
The planned shutdown could inconvenience households that depend on regular piped water for cooking, cleaning and other daily activities. Businesses, learning institutions and other establishments operating within the affected neighbourhoods may also need to make alternative arrangements during the maintenance period.
While explaining the reason for the interruption, Nairobi City Water said the exercise was necessary to facilitate critical connections on the transmission pipeline, indicating that the works are part of efforts to improve the water supply infrastructure.
The company apologised to customers for the inconvenience and urged residents to use the available water sparingly as preparations for the shutdown get underway.
Customers seeking clarification or assistance have been advised to contact Nairobi City Water through its toll-free number, 0800 724 366.
Residents in the affected neighbourhoods are therefore encouraged to store sufficient water before the scheduled shutdown begins to minimise disruptions to their daily activities.
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Ndindi Nyoro reveals the condition under which he would seek the presidency
Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has dismissed claims that his Party of Progressive Kenyans (PPK) could divide opposition votes ahead of the 2027 General Election insisting that his political ambitions are guided by the need to offer Kenyans an alternative.
Nyoro has faced questions over the role of his party in the emerging opposition political arrangements with concerns being raised that having multiple parties within the opposition could weaken efforts to challenge President William Ruto in the next election.
However, the Kiharu MP has rejected the argument, maintaining that the existence of PPK should not automatically be interpreted as an attempt to split opposition support.
The legislator has also indicated that he is ready to contest for the presidency should the opposition coalition settle on him as its preferred candidate.
His declaration introduces another dimension to the ongoing discussions about the opposition's 2027 presidential ticket with several political figures expected to position themselves as potential candidates.
Nyoro's remarks come at a time when opposition leaders are navigating questions surrounding coalition building, party loyalty, leadership positions and the process of identifying a flagbearer capable of representing their collective interests.
His willingness to be considered for the top seat could also intensify conversations about the criteria that opposition parties will use when selecting their presidential candidate.
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“Oburu is Slowly but Sharply Reviving ODM” Abuga Makori Names Leaders Behind Party’s Comeback
In a post shared on X on Wednesday, Makori described the changes taking place in the party as a steady revival, suggesting that ODM could be finding a new direction under Oburu’s leadership.
Makori said Oburu was “slowly but sharply reviving ODM” after what he called a “great depression”.
He blamed the party’s earlier troubles on people who, in his view, pretended to be close friends of Raila but did not genuinely support him.
However, he did not name the individuals he was referring to or provide details to support the accusation.
According to Makori, the revival is not the work of Oburu alone. He credited several party figures, including Simba Arati, Junet Mohamed Sheikh and Oketcho Salah.
He said they had been working behind the scenes to restore the spirit associated with Raila and strengthen the party.
The post points to the important role of party organisers and leaders as ODM adjusts to life after Raila.
Oburu, Raila’s elder brother, has become a central figure in the party’s leadership as members watch how it will maintain unity and protect its political influence.
Makori’s remarks suggest that he believes the team is making progress.
His comments are likely to attract attention among ODM supporters because the party remains an important force in Kenyan politics.
However, Makori’s assessment reflects his personal view, and the post does not offer independent evidence of how much the party has recovered.
The coming months will show whether the efforts he praised can translate into stronger grassroots support, unity, a clear political strategy and remain relevant ahead of the next general election.
https://x.com/abuga_makori/status/2117932771339301286?a=JLNfEEf4_JWwFRgG6iA&s=19
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Khaligraph Jones Flips the Script: “Ready to Gain Weight” After Fan Backlash
In SummaryKhaligraph Jones Flips the Script: “Ready to Gain Weight” After Fan Backlash.Previously, Khaligraph weighed between 137 and 140 kg before embarking on his health journey.In the meantime, the Blu Ink president is promoting his newest project dubbed “Aura Farm.”
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“HE IS AN IMPOSTER”: Bad News Hits Kindiki as Lawyer Makes a Major Move Before Three Judges
During proceedings on Wednesday, lawyer Harrison Kinyanjui told a three-judge bench that Kindiki was never lawfully sworn in and described him as an “imposter”. The remarks came as businessman Joseph Enock Aura renewed his petition challenging the process that elevated Kindiki to the second-highest office.
Kinyanjui argued that the nomination, parliamentary approval and swearing-in were marred by constitutional violations. He questioned the circumstances surrounding the ceremony held on November 1, 2024, claiming President William Ruto was outside the country and could not have lawfully facilitated the declaration of that day as a public holiday.
The lawyer also challenged the role given to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi as acting Interior Cabinet Secretary. He argued that Mudavadi should have taken an oath before assuming the responsibilities, and questioned whether legal requirements had been followed.
The petition targets the National Assembly vote of October 18, 2024, when MPs approved Kindiki to replace former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. Kinyanjui questioned whether the House maintained order and whether the voting method complied with the Constitution. He also raised concerns about how MPs, including Kikuyu MP Kimani Ichung’wah, expressed their votes.
The claims remain arguments presented by the petitioner’s lawyer, not a court finding. A three-judge bench comprising Justices Eric Ogolla, Winfrida Mugambi and Anthony Mwita is hearing the case. The petitioner wants the court to invalidate the process and declare Kindiki’s assumption of office unlawful.
The incident sparked reactions online, with supporters appearing divided over the legal challenge. Many people were left talking as the country awaits the judges’ decision.
Do you think the court should revisit the process that brought Kindiki into office? Share your viewsin the comments.
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Kenya U23 coach Anthony Kimani warns of fixture congestion ahead of Côte d’Ivoire AFCON qualifier
Listen to articleKenya are preparing for a two-legged second-round tie against the West Africans, with the first leg scheduled for Wednesday, November 11, at Nyayo National Stadium before travelling to Abidjan for the return match on Tuesday, November 17.The Emerging Stars head coach Anthony Kimani has raised concerns over fixture congestion ahead of Kenya's 2027 U23 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifier against Côte d'Ivoire, with several players expected to return to their clubs for league assignments this weekend.
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Carbacid Rewards Shareholders with Fat Christmas Dividend Cheque of KSh 509.7Million
Carbacid Investments, a listed gas manufacturer, saw its net profit rose 12.2% to KSh 1.13 billion for the financial year ended 31st July 2026. Shareholders of the firm will be laughing all the way to the bank to cash a fat dividend cheque that is payable a week to Christmas day.
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Kenya to host 2026 Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Championship, Sheila Chajira, Stella Wafula lead Lionesses
Kenya will host the 2026 Rugby Africa Women’s Sevens Championship on November 7 and 8 at the RFUEA Grounds in Nairobi, with 11 national teams set to compete for the continental title.The tournament will bring together Burkina Faso, Ghana, Madagascar, Mauritius, Rwanda, South Africa, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia and Zimbabwe, alongside hosts Kenya.
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Viral post claiming Musk proposed app for billionaires to pay strangers’ bills is false
A social media post claiming Elon Musk proposed an app that would let billionaires pay ordinary people's bills has spread widely online — but it turns out to be false.Posts circulating on Facebook, Instagram and other platforms claimed Musk had suggested an app where people could upload their bills and "bored billionaires" could swipe right to pay them.