Lulu Akaki

Lulu Akaki is a
trained
journalist, writer
and a social
media manager.
She loves spoken word, live music
performances, photography and is a
bookaholic with an addiction for
romance novels. She has a phobia
of the unknown.

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Arsenal signs Debuchy

Arsenal to complete £10m Debuchy
move on Thursday
Arsenal will finally complete the 10
million pound signing of Newcastle
defender Mathieu Debuchy on
Thursday. The France international
will replace Bacary Sagna who leff
the Gunners for Manchester City.

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Victor wanyama Red card, against burundi

Ten-man Harambee Stars were held
to a barren draw by the Swallows of
Burundi in an international friendly
at the Nyayo National Stadium,
yesterday.
Stars captain Victor Wanyama got his
marching orders just 13 minutes
after his introduction in the second
half, for pretesting against the
centre referee Ssali Mashood's
decision to award the visitors a free-
kick.
Both teams started the game
cautiously, with Burundi defender
Stephane Rugonumagabo clearing
James Situma's 17th minute
dangerous cross in the area.
Burundi could have taken the lead
in the 27th minute, but Amisi
Tambwe lashed the ball into the
side netting, although there was a
marginal touch from goalkeeper
Wilson Oburu of Bandari.
With less than eight minutes to the
break, Geoffrey Kataka unleashed a
powerful shot but Jacob Keli was
ruled offside from the rebound.
On resumption, the overseas-based
players led by Wanyama, Mcdonald
Mariga, Allan Wanga, Peter Opiyo
and Francis Kahata replaced Stephen
Ocholla, Paul Kiongera, Brian
Osumba, Keli and Geoffrey Kataka
respectively in a match guided by
Adel Amrouche’s deputies James
Nandwa and Kennedy Odhiambo.
Amrouche was serving a two-match
ban after he was shown the red card
against Comoros.
Just 27 minutes after Wanyama’s
red-card, Stars could have broken
the deadlock in the 72nd minute,
but Jockins Atudo’s header from
Kahata’s corner-kick was saved by
Burundi keeper Innocent Mboni
before Mariga missed a precious
scoring opportunity in the area.
The friendly was part of Kenya’s
preparations for this Sunday’s 2015
Africa Cup away qualifier tie against
the Crocodiles of Lesotho.
Meanwhile, Harambee Stars will
have to do without the services of
first choice goalkeeper Arnold Origi
after Norwegian top-tier side
Lillestrøm SK declined to release him
for the Maseru clash.
To vent his emotions, the 30-year-old
custodian took to Facebook to
expresses his disappointment,
accusing the continental football
body for arranging fixtures outside
the Fifa calendar.
“Caf should seriously think on how
they plan and set up their fixtures.
It’s difficult to be released for games
outside the dates set by Fifa for
international matches. Really
disappointed to be missing this
weekend’s ACN qualifier,” read a
post on Origi’s Facebook account.

In his absence, the burden of
manning the goal will either fall on
Bandari shot-stopper Wilson Oburu
or Gor Mahia captain Jerim Onyango.

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Victor wanyama Red card, against burundi

Ten-man Harambee Stars were held
to a barren draw by the Swallows of
Burundi in an international friendly
at the Nyayo National Stadium,
yesterday.
Stars captain Victor Wanyama got his
marching orders just 13 minutes
after his introduction in the second
half, for pretesting against the
centre referee Ssali Mashood's
decision to award the visitors a free-
kick.
Both teams started the game
cautiously, with Burundi defender
Stephane Rugonumagabo clearing
James Situma's 17th minute
dangerous cross in the area.
Burundi could have taken the lead
in the 27th minute, but Amisi
Tambwe lashed the ball into the
side netting, although there was a
marginal touch from goalkeeper
Wilson Oburu of Bandari.
With less than eight minutes to the
break, Geoffrey Kataka unleashed a
powerful shot but Jacob Keli was
ruled offside from the rebound.
On resumption, the overseas-based
players led by Wanyama, Mcdonald
Mariga, Allan Wanga, Peter Opiyo
and Francis Kahata replaced Stephen
Ocholla, Paul Kiongera, Brian
Osumba, Keli and Geoffrey Kataka
respectively in a match guided by
Adel Amrouche’s deputies James
Nandwa and Kennedy Odhiambo.
Amrouche was serving a two-match
ban after he was shown the red card
against Comoros.
Just 27 minutes after Wanyama’s
red-card, Stars could have broken
the deadlock in the 72nd minute,
but Jockins Atudo’s header from
Kahata’s corner-kick was saved by
Burundi keeper Innocent Mboni
before Mariga missed a precious
scoring opportunity in the area.
The friendly was part of Kenya’s
preparations for this Sunday’s 2015
Africa Cup away qualifier tie against
the Crocodiles of Lesotho.
Meanwhile, Harambee Stars will
have to do without the services of
first choice goalkeeper Arnold Origi
after Norwegian top-tier side
Lillestrøm SK declined to release him
for the Maseru clash.
To vent his emotions, the 30-year-old
custodian took to Facebook to
expresses his disappointment,
accusing the continental football
body for arranging fixtures outside
the Fifa calendar.
“Caf should seriously think on how
they plan and set up their fixtures.
It’s difficult to be released for games
outside the dates set by Fifa for
international matches. Really
disappointed to be missing this
weekend’s ACN qualifier,” read a
post on Origi’s Facebook account.

In his absence, the burden of
manning the goal will either fall on
Bandari shot-stopper Wilson Oburu
or Gor Mahia captain Jerim Onyango.

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Alvina Gachugu - She is more sexier than Lilian Muli [PHOTO]

Check on her beauty, can't imagine she's single and searching

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Fan akagenya akicheki futaa

FIFA World Cup ikiwa inaendelea
mamambo nazo zinazidi
kulipuka. On sato, Brazil ikiwa
inagusa na Chile kwa raund ya last
16 kuna bazenga flani alikamanyuria
akiwa ana watch hiyo game. Husuyu
anadaisha alipatikana na heart
failure akiwa anayebi futa.
Husuyu bazenga alikuwa ana watchia
hii dimba kwa baesa yenye iko karibu
na Mineirao Stadium Horizonte
pahali hiyo game ilikuwa
inachezewa. Inasemekana ali
kamanyuria immediately ameland
hosi.Madoki wakadaisha jo!
kumekuwa na kesi mob sana . Health
Officials wanadai hii game ikiwa
inachezwa walikuwa wanatreat
karibu wasee 98, including mokoro
nifla wa miaka chwani. Alafu pia
pakakuwa na kijana flani alikuwa
ameumia mapuwa juu ya vita.
Game yenyewe iliisha 1-1 baadae
ikaenda hadi extra time but Brazil
wakatokelezea kama machampe,
baada ya kushinda through ma
pena . Inasemekana tona ya raund
this ndio imekuwa na casualties
wengi sana. Tunacheki risto ingine
ya huyu fan kutoka Brito alikatwa
maskio. Eti ali attackiwa after game
ya England na Uruguay June 19.
Alafu siku tano baadae huyu striker
wa Uruguay ku attack player wa Italy
Giorgio Chiellini.

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Tanzanian Singer TID Calls Ray C a Whore, FULL STORY

Tanzania woke up to news that
bongo flavour singer TID badly
insulted fellow singer Ray C after
she reached out to him to talk on
Instagram.
TID had just posted the artwork
of the release of his new single
Asha on Instagram to which Ray
C responded with a comment
"Come lets talk TID, ur the best
musician in east africa please
lets talk". TID's response to her
was a bevy of insults saying he
has never liked him even calling
her b**tch.
"Bi**tch leave me alone am not
your type, also i dont need sh*t
from you , ur mistake is yours,
nakuomba can you just f%$* off,
help your boyfriend, i have never
liked you fullstop" he said.
Vibeweekly has established that
TID is currently under heavy
influence of drugs and is living
life on the fast lane. Ray C who
now runs an anti drugs
foundation was reaching out to
her fellow singer to help him
overcome drug addiction.
However this opened a can of
worms exposing the fact that he
had never liked her. TID and Ray
C were at some point the biggest
artists in Tanzania before the
likes of Mr Nice, Ali Kiba and
Diamond.

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Radio Africa Offers to Buy Ghafla for Ksh 5 Million after Buying into TRINC for Ksh 3 Million

Radio Africa is reported to be in
serious talks to buy Ghafla. Already,
the Group CEO Patrick Quarcoo has
offered Ksh 5 million for 90% stake
in Ghafla. This offer was like an
insult to the Ghafla founder and his
88mph investors according to people
close to Ghafla.
Ghafla founders and investors
demanded nothing less than Ksh
100 million. This came immediately
after RAL bought 60% stake in
digital media agency TRINC Media
for a paltry Ksh 3 million.
According to documents in our
possession including quartely
reports, PQ bought 20% for himself
and had RAL pump in money to buy
40% of TRINC Media. Sebastian
Wafula maintains the other 40%,
some in trust for an unnamed
investor.
Radio Africa is very desperate to
make an entry dominate the web
and digital TV as they plan to still
be the group which is youth friendly.
They have ditched plans to start
their own Ghafla clone
www.shambamba.com but this plan
might not be off the table as the
group is also contemplating
poaching all Ghafla bloggers and
leaving Samuel Majani to start from
scratch. Many bloggers at Ghafla are
already getting more favours and
leads from Radio Africa that they are
really suspicious that the PQ
employees are up to something.
Caroline Mutoko has tried to show
Ghafla owners and writers favours
through show invitation and lunch
meetings. Others like Shaffie and
Maina Kageni are also giving Ghafla
all kinds of favours.

MAJANI

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