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Refer to me as Jah’Key Malle and pay a fine, warns singer on return Jackey Israel [Photo: Courtesy] After a self-appointed break from life in the industry, reggae maestro Jah’Key Malle made a turnaround and performed with his band at Tap Lounge earlier this week. Now preferring to be referred to as Jackey Israel after he turned from his ways, saw the light and got born again, the legendary artiste has only been singing gospel. “If anyone calls me Jah'Key Marley, it will cost them Ksh1,000 per mention instantly,” he cautioned Standard Entertainment & Lifestyle when we bumped into him ...

The brilliant pictures of a day at the fair in a working class town in the 1960s "Many people find romance on the funfair." Updated Don't miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Click here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Th...

I Had Opportunities To Do “Wash Wash” At State House – Big Ted Former State House events and marketing promoter Thomas Kwaka alias Big Ted opened up about his stint at the house on the hill, revealing that he had opportunities to involve himself in get-rich-quick schemes. Speaking in an interview with YouTuber Jalango, Big Ted said some of these opportunities presented themselves when he went bankrupt while still working at State House. In 2017, his company, Main Events, had incurred Sh15 million debt due to financial mismanagement. “In my life, I have been bankrupt twice, the latest ...

Woman has more than 12,500 cuddly bears at her 'Teddy Rescue' Latoya Gayle For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A mother who lost her 25-year-old daughter to a rare form of severe asthma, has begun spending hours each day restoring teddy bears to raise funds towards Asthma UK.  Tina Rush has amassed more than 12,500 bears at her 18th century Pickering forge, which she used to run as an antiques and curiosity shop for 14 years. As interest for the bears surged online, she took an early retirement to care for them full time and now spends hours each day do...