Where Are the Members of The Osmonds Now?

The The Osmonds were among the earliest global boy bands, rising to fame in the 1970s with chart-topping hits and a strong television presence. Known for their harmonies, clean-cut image and family appeal, the group helped shape pop culture during their peak years. Following the recent death of Alan Osmond in April 2026, interest in [...] The post Where Are the Members of The Osmonds Now? appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Erik Karlsson Siblings: All About Pelle and Anton Karlsson

Erik Karlsson is a Swedish professional ice hockey defenceman widely regarded as one of the most dynamic and offensive-minded blueliners in NHL history. Born on May 31, 1990, in Landsbro, Sweden, he has earned a reputation for his exceptional skating, puck-moving ability, and vision from the back end. Drafted 15th overall by the Ottawa Senators [...] The post Erik Karlsson Siblings: All About Pelle and Anton Karlsson appeared first on Kahawatungu.

The end of oil? 53 nations gather to plan a fossil fuel phaseout

Nations will gather in Colombia to hash out how to end their dependence on coal, oil and gas.

Fertiliser delays threaten this year's maize harvest in Kenya's breadbasket

At the Kitale NCPB depot, farmers are struggling to procure essential top-dressing fertilisers.

Hippo invasions force Homa Bay farmers to guard their crops overnight

Farmers now sleep during the day to protect their maize fields from invading hippos at night.

Entitled or misunderstood? This is how to handle an ungrateful child

As long as the child is not rude, child counsellors say they do not need to say 'thank you' all...

RIKE to issue unique codes to artists' songs to help track actual royalties owed

New tracking systems aim to replace opaque 'flat figure' payouts with accurate, global data.

This man Gaucho: From Migori to Mama Lucy Hospital Board

Orphaned at an early age, all Calvince Okoth had were his siblings and grandmother.

Mombasa: Heavy rains leave roads impassable

The high cost of East African Community's rapid expansion

New rules will see non-paying members lose leadership positions and face strict sanctions.

Parents forcing careers on students, KUCCPS cautions

KUCCPS CEO Wahome urges parents to adopt a more open-minded approach.

Carrie Wahu is swapping viral trends for long-form storytelling

She attributes her success to creating from a 'place of feeling' rather than following viral...

NYS official accuses EACC of harassment in Sh2 billion probe

EACC is investigating a Sh2bnn scheme involving proxy companies at the NYS.

Rejection, resilience and rhythm: How Brandy Norwood found her voice

Behind the fame lies a story of discipline, family belief, and relentless pursuit of musical...

How coach 'Pau' Murunga took Mwamba RFC back to Kenya's top rugby league

'I am the king of sevens, as you know, and Mwamba must regain its sevens' status.' — Paul Murunga.

The hidden health risks of reusing cooking oil

Clinical nutritionist explains that once oil is exposed to high heat, it begins to break down.

Your ChatGPT conversations could be used in court, lawyers warn

AI interactions are not anonymous; metadata like IP addresses can link chats to your real...

Several Accounts Freezed as DCI Goes After Crypto Traders

Several cryptocurrency traders reported losing their wallets following an order by the DCI detectives for the immediate freezing of their accounts.

Journalists Urged to Plan Early for Retirement Amid Industry Uncertainty

The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has urged journalists to embrace a saving culture and take proactive steps to secure their financial future amid the uncertainties of the profession. Speaking during a media sensitisation training on retirement planning and pension reporting in Kisumu, MCK Director for Media Training and Development Victor Bwire said the unpredictable [...] The post Journalists Urged to Plan Early for Retirement Amid Industry Uncertainty appeared first on Kahawatungu.

Why police are seeking to arrest billionaire K-pop mogul behind BTS

K-pop mogul Bang Si-hyuk, the man who created supergroup BTS, could be arrested on charges of fraudulent trading before his $7.3bn company went public. South Korean police have asked prosecutors to request a court warrant over accusations that he misled investors in 2019, by claiming a public listing for his conglomerate Hybe was not likely, while [...] The post Why police are seeking to arrest billionaire K-pop mogul behind BTS appeared first on Kahawatungu.