- Kongamano la umoja wa mataifa litafanyika Septemba 19, New York - Robert Mugabe ataandamana na watu 70 ikiwemo familia yake - Kila mmoja atalipwa Ksh 1.5 milioni kwa muda wa siku 10 Pakua APP mpya ya TUKO upate habari BURE! Rais wa Zimbabwe Robert Mugabe anatarajiwa kulihudhuria kongamano la umoja wa mataifa akiandana na watu 70 ikiwemo familia yake. Kulingana na ‘IOL News’ Balozi ya Amerika katika mji wa Harare liliibua maswali kuhusu kuhusishwa kwa watu ambao si viongozi wa serikali katika ziara hiyo.

Did '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way' star Ariela have a baby? Here is where her son is today — and where her and Binyam stand today. Source: TLCOut of the four new couples featured on Season 2 of TLC's 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, the stakes are arguably the highest for Ariela Weinberg and Biniyam Shibre. On the show, Ariela is traveling from Princeton, N.J. to be with her boyfriend full-time in Ethiopia because she is pregnant with his baby and she wants him to be present for the birth.

It is common for everyone to have resolutions and goals they wish to achieve each year. As the world marks the end of 2019 and conclusion of the first decade of the new millennium, Kenyans are never left behind in making new year resolutions. READ ALSO: Jeff Koinange applauds man who found and returned his spare wheel cover READ ALSO: TV Anchor Ken Mijungu calls out Betty Kyallo for painting ex Dennis Okari as an irresponsible dad There are eight resolutions likely to appear in most Kenyans' list as compiled by TUKO.

- Daft Punk have announced that they are going their separated ways after 28 years of music - The french duo comprising of Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, made the announcement in an eight-minute video - The Grammy award-winning duo, formed in 1993, is known for hits like One More Time and Get Lucky PAY ATTENTION: Don't miss trending Kenyan news. Follow TUKO.co.ke on Twitter! Helmet-wearing music duo, Daft Punk, have decided to part ways after a successful 28-year music career.

- Tanga Tanga senators claimed there was a court order stopping Speaker Lusaka from declaring Mwaura's seat vacant - The Speaker defended himself saying his office had not been served with any court order regarding Mwaura's woes - Senator Orengo said the MPs were wasting time discussing a gazette notice urging them to challenge the matter in court PAY ATTENTION: Don't miss trending Kenyan news. Follow TUKO.co.ke on Twitter!