Kim Kardashian & Kris Jenner Delete Photos With Meghan Markle & Prince Harry

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were guests at Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday bash, but you wouldn’t know it from her social media accounts … Kris and Kim Kardashian deleted shots of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from the event. Kris celebrated the…


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Marshawn Kneeland’s Girlfriend Breaks Her Silence Over Cowboys Star’s Death

The girlfriend of late Dallas Cowboys defensive end Marshawn Kneeland broke her silence after the NFL star’s sudden death.

“I’m grieving hard right now,” Catalina Mancera told the Daily Mail on Monday, November 10. “It will be a long time before I’ll feel ready to talk at any length.”

Mancera, 22, called the police the night before Kneeland’s death on the morning of Thursday, November 6. She expressed concern over Kneeland’s well-being, telling authorities her boyfriend had “a history of mental illness.”

After a brief police chase, Kneeland was found near his abandoned car on the Dallas Parkway, dead of an apparent suicide. He was 24 years old. 

Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland Was Worried About Going to Prison Before Death

“We’re still in the early stages of everything,” Mancera added. “We are working on the funeral arrangements. I don’t know where it’s going to be yet.”

Kneeland was also survived by his father, Shawn, who is currently incarcerated in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and his three siblings: brothers, AJ and Shawn Jr., and sister, Yahmya

The football star’s mother, Wendy, died in February 2024, just two months before he was selected in the second round by the Cowboys in the 2024 NFL Draft. 

Mancera, a fashion designer, has been staying at the Plano, Texas, apartment where Kneeland lived prior to his death. 

Marshawn Kneelands Girlfriend Breaks Her Silence Over Cowboys Stars Death
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Nicole Kneeland-Woods, Marshawn’s cousin, told the Daily Mail that the NFL player started dating Mancera while he was a student-athlete at Western Michigan University. 

“Marshawn shared a very special relationship with Catalina, whom he had been with since his sophomore year of college,” she said. “They supported each other through many stages of life. Catalina is an important part of our family and she’s hurting deeply too.”

Despite what 911 dispatchers allege Catalina told them, Nicole said, “There were no previous signs or indications that Marshawn was dealing with mental issues.”

“Marshawn was a strong, loving person who cared deeply about his family and everyone around him,” Nicole added.

In addition to the death of his mother, Marshawn also lost his grandfather in 2023, which Nicole said was “was incredibly hard for him.”

“But beyond that grief, Marshawn didn’t show signs of depression or mental health issues,” Nicole explained. “Our family is devastated and still trying to process something that feels unimaginable. We want people to remember Marshawn for his kindness, his sense of humor and his drive. He was loved deeply and that love will always be his legacy.”

Former Coach of Marshawn Kneeland Recalls Final Chat Days Before His Death

Dallas Cowboys owner, Jerry Jones, broke his silence about Marshawn’s death on Tuesday, November 11. 

“I think we all have unfettered feelings about the people we love, people we work with, and this is just a time when you acknowledge that there’s no answers,” Jones, 83, said on Dallas’ 105.3 The Fan. “It makes you want to live life to the fullest. It makes you want to look for the very best in what we have for each other. And in some way make sense out of these times in terms of what they can mean from helping those that are here on earth right now.”

Jones added, “All of those things are very natural, come to mind, but his death is such a national awareness thing that it takes on some of that light when we think about how we go forward.”

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Zambians question music industry’s silence as General Kanene buries his daughter

……While the community and colleagues from Komboni Radio stood by him, fellow musicians were notably absent during the funeral of General Kanene’s one-year-old daughter, Sophia.

LUSAKA-(MaraviPost)-Citizens in Zambia have expressed concern over the apparent silence and absence of the country’s music industry during the funeral of popular musician Clifford Dimba, better known as General Kanene.

Kanene, who recently lost his one-year-old daughter, Sophia, laid her to rest this week in an emotional ceremony attended by members of his local community and close friends.

The funeral attracted strong support from neighbours and community members who live around Kanene, as they rallied together to help him meet the daily needs of the mourning period.

Despite the tragic news spreading widely across social media and entertainment circles, no notable figures from the Zambian music industry appeared at the house of mourning or at the burial ceremony.

This lack of presence has sparked public debate, with many questioning why fellow artists did not show solidarity during one of their colleague’s most painful moments.

Observers say this incident reveals a deeper truth about the nature of fame and relationships in the entertainment world.

Many have argued that fame often brings people close for selfish reasons, creating relationships that are mostly transactional rather than genuine.

When tragedy strikes, these shallow connections often disappear, leaving the affected person to rely on family, neighbours, and genuine friends for emotional and practical support.

A visibly heartbroken yet composed General Kanene was surrounded by colleagues from Komboni Radio, where he currently works, as well as friends he interacts with daily.

Witnesses described the atmosphere as both somber and supportive, with community members doing their best to comfort the grieving artist.

Social commentators have taken the moment to remind people of the importance of building real, lasting relationships based on sincerity rather than status or fame.

Kanene, who has endured both personal and professional challenges over the years, received a heartfelt farewell message from many ordinary Zambians who continue to view him as one of their own.

“R.I.P little angel,” read a touching post shared by TV Yatu, capturing the sorrow that has swept through Kanene’s local community.

As the music industry reflects on this moment, many are calling for unity, empathy, and stronger human bonds among artists beyond the stage and spotlight.


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Chakwera MCP’s Govt fuel mismanagement exposed, DPP steps up to restore stability

Matola (Energy Minister), Chakwera and motorists spending nights for fuel

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-Malawi finds itself grappling with a severe fuel shortage that has paralyzed key sectors of its economy and disrupted the daily lives of its citizens.

At the heart of this crisis lies a troubling legacy of mismanagement and corruption linked to the Malawi Congress Party (MCP) government under former President Lazarus Chakwera.

As the nation struggles to fill its empty fuel reserves, which have been depleted since July 2024, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) government has stepped forward with decisive action aimed at stabilizing the situation and restoring confidence in the country’s energy security.

The roots of the current fuel shortage run deep, tracing back to the MCP administration’s failure to effectively manage the National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) and maintain adequate fuel reserves.

Our investigations reveal that the MCP regime allowed systemic corruption and financial malfeasance to fester unchecked within the fuel supply chain.

The siphoning off of an estimated 22 billion kwacha through questionable fuel suppliers under MCP’s watch was not merely a case of poor planning but a deliberate plundering of resources that were critical for sustaining Malawi’s energy needs.

This corruption scandal exposed the fragile underbelly of Malawi’s fuel infrastructure.

Instead of safeguarding the country’s reserves and ensuring steady fuel availability, the MCP administration’s cadres allegedly prioritized personal gain over national interest.

The consequences have been dire: since mid-2024, Malawi’s fuel reserves have been empty, leaving the nation vulnerable to economic shocks and operational paralysis in sectors dependent on reliable energy supplies.

Citizens have borne the brunt of this crisis, facing soaring transport costs, scarcity of essential goods, and an uncertain economic future.

In stark contrast, the DPP government, now at the helm, has adopted a markedly different approach to tackling the crisis.

Recognizing the gravity of the situation, the new administration has prioritized transparency and accountability as fundamental pillars in restoring Malawi’s fuel security.

The DPP has initiated comprehensive audits of NOCMA’s operations to uncover the full extent of mismanagement and corruption inherited from the previous regime.

These audits are crucial for identifying weaknesses and enforcing corrective measures that prevent a repeat of such a debilitating crisis.

Moreover, the DPP has emphasized the importance of stringent oversight mechanisms to ensure that fuel procurement and distribution processes are conducted with integrity.

By instituting rigorous vetting procedures for suppliers and empowering independent watchdogs to monitor NOCMA’s activities, the current government is sending a clear message that graft and embezzlement will no longer be tolerated.

This proactive stance is not only stabilizing the immediate fuel supply but also laying the groundwork for sustainable management practices that can safeguard Malawi’s energy future.

The economic stakes could not be higher. Should the fuel shortage have persisted unchecked, Malawi’s economy would have faced catastrophic disruptions.

Transportation networks, which are vital for moving goods and people, would have suffered severe interruptions, exacerbating inflation and limiting access to essential commodities.

The ripple effects would extend to increased unemployment and heightened social unrest, deepening poverty levels and eroding public trust in governance.

The urgency with which the DPP has acted highlights its commitment to averting these potential disasters and cushioning ordinary Malawians from further hardship.

It is important to acknowledge the resilience and determination demonstrated by the DPP in the face of a crisis not of its making.

While the MCP government’s negligence and corruption created the fuel scarcity, the DPP has taken up the mantle of responsibility with vigor and transparency.

The administration’s efforts to rebuild trust through accountability and reform are critical not only for resolving the current shortage but also for restoring hope in Malawi’s institutional capacity to manage public resources effectively.

Yet, the path ahead remains challenging. Rebuilding fuel reserves and ensuring uninterrupted supply require sustained political will, financial investment, and continuous vigilance.

The lessons from the MCP era must serve as a cautionary tale, underscoring the dangers of complacency and corruption in managing strategic national resources.

The DPP’s ongoing reforms must be supported by all stakeholders, including civil society and international partners, to foster an environment where transparency and good governance become the norm rather than the exception.

The fuel crisis in Malawi is a stark reminder of how poor leadership and corruption can jeopardize national security and economic stability.

The MCP government’s failure to maintain adequate fuel reserves and its entanglement in corrupt practices have left the country vulnerable to avoidable hardship.

Conversely, the DPP’s prompt and transparent response to the crisis signals a renewed commitment to good governance and public accountability.

By confronting the challenges head-on and instituting reforms, the DPP is not only working to stabilize the current situation but also striving to ensure that Malawi’s energy sector can support sustainable development and prosperity for all its citizens in the years to come.


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Former Malawi Deputy Police Chief Ackis Muwanga arrested over extortion

BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)-The Malawi Police Service (MPS) has confirmed the arrest of former Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Ackis Muwanga, currently in police custody.

According to National Police spokesperson Peter Kalaya, the arrest relates to alleged extortion, with investigations ongoing.

“We can confirm that the former DIG is in our custody, but details will be provided later as investigations bordering on extortion are ongoing,” Kalaya said in a brief interview with Maravipost online.

Muwanga’s arrest comes after he was recently replaced by Stain Chaima as DIG responsible for operations.

The development has sparked interest in the country, given Muwanga’s high-profile position and influence within the police service.

Details surrounding Muwanga’s arrest remain scarce, but sources indicate that the allegations against him are serious and may be linked to his tenure as a senior police officer.

The police service has assured the public that further information will be released once investigations are concluded.

The arrest of a former deputy inspector general underscores the Malawi Police Service’s commitment to accountability and transparency, particularly in addressing corruption and misconduct within its ranks.

The public eagerly awaits more information on this developing story.


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Airtel Africa Telesonic pairs with Nokia to build mega terrestrial fiber network

CAPE TOWN-(MaraviPost)-Airtel Africa, a leading provider of telecommunications and mobile money services across 14 African countries, has selected Nokia to build a transformative, high-capacity terrestrial fiber network spanning East and Central Africa for its cutting-edge fiber service, Airtel Africa Telesonic.

The strategic project aims to connect multiple African countries and link submarine cables to terrestrial networks, significantly enhancing digital connectivity across the continent.

It will contribute towards boosting economic growth and improving the quality of life for communities in the continent by providing affordable and reliable digital infrastructure.

The project, which was unveiled at the ongoing 28th edition of AfricaCom,the largest gathering of Africa-focused connectivity leaders in the world, will connect the 2Africa subsea cable to Africa’s terrestrial networks, providing affordable and reliable connectivity.

Airtel Africa says, “By leveraging, Telesonic’s fiber assets and subsea cable systems, the initiative is expected to meet the growing demand for wholesale data in Africa, fostering economic growth and development.

“With Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch (PSS) platform, this new technology will enable the network to support up to 38 Terabits per second (Tbps) to facilitate fast data transfer and is C+L Band Ready to enhance its capacity”.

According to Airtel, the partnership will play a critical role in high-speed connectivity and delivering cloud-based services.

The company adds that, “Powered by Nokia’s high-speed coherent Photonic Service Engine (PSE) technology, the Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) network consisting of 139 nodes is deployed spanning multiple countries.

In addition to building Africa’s digital infrastructure, this project underscores Telesonic’s commitment to empowering businesses, education, and healthcare in Africa.

Razvan Ungureanu, Airtel Africa’s Chief Technology Officer said: “Deploying Nokia’s 1830 Photonic Service Switch platform is a pivotal upgrade to our network infrastructure across Africa.

“This will enable us to provide greater capacity and high-speed connectivity to efficiently handle webscale traffic”.

He added, “With Nokia’s Photonic Service Engine powering our DWDM network across multiple countries, we are setting the stage for transformative growth and new opportunities throughout the continent.”

PD Sarma, Airtel Africa Telesonic’s Chief Executive Officer said: “Our collaboration with Nokia is a significant milestone in advancing Africa’s digital infrastructure. By leveraging Nokia’s cutting-edge fiber-optic solutions, we aim to meet the escalating demand for data across the continent.

“This network will drive economic growth, empower communities, and create new opportunities for businesses and individuals alike.”

Samer Lutfi, Nokia Middle East & Africa’s Head of Growth Group for Network Infrastructure
said: “We are proud to partner with Airtel Africa Telesonic in this ambitious project to enhance digital connectivity across Africa.

Our advanced DWDM technology, with its high capacity and reliability, is built to help enterprises succeed in their mission to spark digital transformation and economic growth in the region. This project is a reflection of our shared commitment to
connecting communities and driving progress.”


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