Bobby Deol, the popular Bollywood actor, has an estimated net worth of approximately ₹66 crore (equivalent to $8 million). Over the years, he has carved a niche for himself in the Hindi film industry, delivering memorable performances and earning accolades, including a Filmfare Award for Best Debut. Bobby Deol Net Worth in Rupees ₹66 crore (equivalent to $8 million) Date of Birth January 27, 1969 Place of Birth Mumbai, Maharashtra Nationality Indian Profession Actor Early Life Bobby Deol was born on January 27, 1969, in Mumbai, Maharashtra. He comes from a renowned Bollywood family—his father is legendary actor Dharmendra, and…
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Former Judiciary Chief Registrar Anne Amadi and former East African Court of Justice judge Charles Nyachae are among the 37 candidates who have applied for the position of chairperson of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC). The selection panel overseeing the recruitment process announced that only 37 individuals expressed interest in the chairperson’s role, while 1,333 applied for the commission’s member positions. In a statement, the panel revealed that out of 1,848 applications submitted for both positions, only 1,356 were deemed valid. Several applications were either duplicates or improperly submitted. According to the panel, 211 applications were duplicates, 91…
Andrew Garfield, the talented British-American actor, has an estimated net worth of $16 million. He gained prominence with his role in The Social Network (2010) and achieved global recognition as Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man franchise. Over the years, Garfield has built a remarkable career spanning film, television, and theater, earning accolades such as a Tony Award and an Academy Award nomination. Andrew Garfield Net Worth $16 Million Date of Birth August 20, 1983 Place of Birth Los Angeles Nationality American Profession Actor Early Life Andrew Russell Garfield was born on August 20, 1983, in Los Angeles, California. His mother…
The government has reported 234 cases of trafficked Kenyan migrant workers since 2019, with victims repatriated from countries across the Middle East, Asia, and Europe. Appearing before the Senate, Labour and Social Protection Cabinet Secretary Dr. Alfred Mutua detailed efforts to combat human trafficking and protect affected individuals. CS Mutua explained that the State Department for Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs, through the Counter Trafficking in Persons Secretariat, is responsible for coordinating inter-agency activities to combat human trafficking. The secretariat, he said, implements preventive, protective, and rehabilitative programs for victims of trafficking. “The Counter Trafficking in Persons Secretariat has…
Members of Parliament have raised concerns over the National Oil Corporation’s (NOC) continued underperformance, questioning its inability to generate profits despite receiving consistent government budgetary allocations. Legislators are now calling for urgent reforms to salvage the corporation, especially in light of the thriving performance of its competitors in the oil sector. During a session with the National Assembly Committee on Energy, officials from the Ministry of Energy and Petroleum appeared to defend the corporation’s financial struggles as part of deliberations on Supplementary Estimates No. 2 for the 2024/25 financial year. However, lawmakers expressed frustration over NOC’s persistent losses, arguing that…
The National Treasury has cited legal constraints as the primary reason for the delay in implementing the Senate resolution of October 18, 2018, and the recommendations of the Inter-Agency Task Force regarding the payment of honoraria and pensions to former councillors. Appearing before the Senate plenary, Cabinet Secretary for the National Treasury John Mbadi explained that a legal opinion issued by the Attorney General on May 8, 2023, found no legal basis for the proposed one-time payment of Sh200,000 to former councillors who served for less than 20 years. He also referenced Circular No. 1394, issued by the former Ministry…
The Movement for the Defense of Democracy has cautioned former Prime Minister Raila Odinga against forming any political alliance with former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. In a statement, the movement expressed concern over increasing efforts by various political players attempting to involve Odinga in their strategies. They specifically pointed out Gachagua and other politicians, including Moses Kuria, whom they accused of trying to persuade Odinga and his supporters to join their camp with promises of mobilizing the Mt. Kenya region to back his presidential bid. “We have observed intense efforts by impeached former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and others, like…
The selection panel overseeing the recruitment of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) chairperson and members has announced that only 37 individuals applied for the chairperson’s position. In a statement, the panel—appointed through a gazette notice on January 27, 2025—disclosed that out of 1,848 applications received for both the chairperson and member positions, only 1,356 were deemed valid. Several applications were found to be duplicates or improperly submitted. According to the panel, 211 applications were duplicates submitted either in soft or hard copy, 91 were unreferenced, 14 were stray applications, and 176 were automatic email replies to the panel’s…
The Ministry of Health has announced a new financing model for Kenya’s primary healthcare system, where payments to health facilities will be based on the actual number of patients treated rather than those insured under the old National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) system. In a statement on Wednesday, March 3, 2025, the ministry described the shift as a major step toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC). Unlike the previous NHIF model, which only funded services for insured individuals who had paid their premiums in advance, the new approach ensures that all patients receive care, with facilities reimbursed based on verified service…
Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has explained why the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has yet to arrest a Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officer suspected of killing a man in Nakuru. Appearing before the Senate, Murkomen stated that investigations into the incident began immediately, and an inquiry file was forwarded to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) on January 15, 2025. However, on February 14, the DPP directed further investigations, including a ballistic examination of the firearm used. “The matter is still under active investigation by the DCI, and once concluded, appropriate action will be taken against…
Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has explained why the suspected killers of Isaac Jarso, a resident of Kone village in Tana River County, have not yet been arrested. Appearing before the Senate, Murkomen stated that on December 29, 2024, at around 10:30 a.m., a team of 23 Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers was conducting an operation to remove cattle and herders who had allegedly settled inside Tsavo East National Park. During the operation, the rangers encountered Isaac Abdulla Jarso, his family, and friends at his manyatta. An altercation ensued when the rangers attempted to arrest Jarso, leading…
Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has outlined long-term measures to enhance security in Kerugoya following a violent robbery that left one person dead. Appearing before the Senate, Murkomen detailed the tragic events of January 24, 2025, when Gladys Nyambura Njuki, an M-Pesa shop operator in Kerugoya town, was attacked by armed robbers while heading home. At around 9:30 p.m., Njuki closed her business and boarded a motorcycle, ridden by Eric Maina, to her residence in the Muthaiga area. Before they could reach their destination, they were ambushed by criminals on two numberless motorcycles. The assailants, armed with…
Questions have emerged over land agreements involving the British Army Training Unit in Kenya (BATUK) and the compensation of local communities using land for military training. The National Assembly Committee on Defence, Intelligence, and Foreign Relations, led by Mandera North MP Bashir Abdullahi, met with the Ministry of Lands and the Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) as part of an inquiry into BATUK’s operations. Lawmakers sought clarification on the legal status, ownership, and usage rights of land occupied by BATUK, as well as the nature of agreements between the British military and local communities. Some communities have alleged that they…
Members of the National Assembly have raised concerns over delays in the disbursement of the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) to constituency offices, accusing the government of failing to honor its promises. The uproar follows a point of order raised by Kitui Central MP Makali Mulu, who questioned why funds had not been released despite earlier assurances from the Treasury. According to Mulu, the Cabinet Secretary for Finance and Economic Planning had pledged during a parliamentary retreat in Naivasha in January that the disbursements would be made on time. “I believe the Executive is taking this House for a…
A parliamentary committee has stepped in to mediate a dispute between the government and private healthcare providers over unpaid Social Health Authority (SHA) insurance claims. The National Assembly Health Committee, chaired by Endebess MP Robert Pukose, has pledged to engage senior officials from the Ministry of Health and the National Treasury to find a solution to the crisis. Committee Vice Chairperson, Chuka/Igambang’ombe MP Patrick Munene, announced the decision during a meeting with representatives from the Rural and Urban Private Hospitals Association of Kenya (RUPHA) and the Kenya Association of Private Hospitals (KAPH). Last week, RUPHA and KAPH—representing over 1,000 private…