Miley Cyrus BUSTED kissing BRITNEY SPEAR's dancer  in Las Vegas Nevada

It may have been Britney Spear's night, but Miley Cyrus made sure she carried the day
The 21-year-old was keen to prove while Britney is a pop star, she is queen of controvercy in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Miley Cyrus made her presence known during Britney's first performance of her Pieces Of Me show, convincing the star's female backup dancers to jump off stage and grind up against her before sharing a steamy kiss with one.


Known for her twerking, the We Won't Stop singer jumped up from her  table to dance with one of the scantily clad Britney Spear performers, leaning against the woman and grinding into her.
The former Disney star and her new pal were then joined be another performer who danced in front of the singer.

However, the second dancer got more than she bargained for, with a very merry Miley Cyrus grabbing the female dancer by the back of her head and pulling her in for a passionate lesbian  kiss.Miley Cyrus controvercy  seems to be following her wherever she goes and whatever she does

Oprah Winfrey's fiancé Stedman Graham is said to be preparing for them to finally tie the knot and walk down the  isle more than 20 years after they got engaged.

Nairobi-kenya.. The recent parastatal heads appointments by president Uhuru Kenyatta have drawn varying views amongst Kenyans of different walks of life .Though some critics are true while others are baseless and sheer politics  on  the appointments

Politicians within both the JUBILEE and CORD coalitions have had varying views on the appointments.The issue of age rises once again in the appointments some leaders urging that the youths have been sidelined whereas the fact remains that to hold such a position you have to have experience in such field or closely related one.

Some have argued that the appointments are not in line with the Jubilee governments promise to promote youth while others have pinned down the lack of regional balance.

On the other hand, supporters of the appointments have defended the move by the president saying it is within his constitutional right.

Here is a full list of all 24 appointments.

1. Titus Ibui – Kenya Leather Development Council Board
2. Simon Gicharu – Geothermal Development Company
3. Kenneth Sigilai – Kenya Electricity Transmission Company (KETRACO)
4. Daniel Kiongo – Kenya Pipeline Company
5. Eliud Wamae – New Kenya Co-operative Creameries
6. Geoffrey Kingangi (COL.) – National Cereals and Produce Board
7. Taraiya Ole Kores – Kenya Meat Commission
8. Linah Jebii Kilimo – Anti-Female Genital Mutilation Board
9. Terry Ryan – Kenya National Bureau of Statistics
10. Benson Adeng – Consolidated Bank Board of Directors
11. Mohamud Mohammed Ali – National Hospital Insurance Fund Board
12. Agnes Ndetei – National Drought Management Authority
13. Phillip Kaloki – Kenya Medical Training College Board
14. Sam Kona – Kerio Valley Development Authority
15. Peter Kiilu – Water Resource Management Authority
16. Onyango Oloo – Lake Basin Development Authority
17. Julius Kones – National Water Conservation and Pipeline Corporation
18. Abdul Bahari — Tana and Athi Rivers Development Authority
19. Kitambi Digore – Kenya Maritime Authority
20. Amb. Francis Muthaura – LAPSSET Corridor Development Authority
21. Joseph Musebe – Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
22. Sammy Tangus – Postal Corporation of Kenya
23. Edwin Yinda – Kenya Information and Communications Board of Directors
24. Sam Njonde – National Sports Fund Board of Trustees

The situation in south Sudan will come to an end if the two warring leaders agrees on the way forward .Negotiation talks are underway whereas both sides have been represented.This comes as the deadline to cease fire  by EastAfrican community comes to an end. 

Negotiators from President Salva Kiir and those from rebel leader Dr Riek Machar agreed in principle today to reach a monitored cessation of hostilities.

The talks started in Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa.

The talks kicked off just as the ultimatum issued to Kiir and Machar for a ceasefire by IGAD came to an end.

In a statement to the press, IGAD’s Executive Secretary H.E Ambassador (Eng) Mahboub M. Maalim commended the two sides for heeding the call by regional states for dialogue.

Mahboub expressed gratitude to both the Republic of Kenya and the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia for facilitating the work of the special envoys.

Mahboub further expressed concern for the civilians in South Sudan affected by the strife and called on all locals to desist from violence as the modalities for talks are being finalized.

Machar had earlier today announced that his troops would be marching to Juba regardless of the peace talks that were already underway in Ethiopia.

Mahboub has however reiterated his reassurance to the people of the Republic of South Sudan of his and IGAD’s full support towards reaching a peaceful solution.

Mahboub also called upon the international community to continue supporting IGAD’s efforts towards sustainable peace and stability in South Sudan.

TOP LEADERS BACK FRANCIS MUTHAURA APPOINTMENT

adapted from DAILY NATION ...Nyeri County leaders have defended President Uhuru Kenyatta’s appointment of Francis Muthaura as Chairman of Lamu Port Southern Sudan Ethiopia Transport  LAPSSET corridor development Authority

Nyeri County leaders have defended President Kenyatta’s appointment of parastatal heads, including former head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura.

Former Nyeri deputy mayor Grace Wanyeki said Mr Muthaura is being criticised for nothing, adding that President Kenyatta’s appointments should be respected.

Mr Muthaura was appointed chairman of the Lamu Port Southern Sudan Ethiopia Transport (Lapsset) Corridor Development Authority.

“I wonder why young leaders are criticising President Kenyatta for appointing Mr Muthaura to head a parastatal given his age.

Being old is not a disease because God is using people like them to be role models to youths,” said Ms Wanyeki.

She said the former ambassador is ideal for the post because of his vast experience.

Ahadi Kenya Trust chief executive officer Stanley Kamau said those who oppose Mr Muthaura’s appointment are wayward.

Speaking during an end-of year party for the elderly in the county, Dr Kamau urged politicians to put aside their differences and work together for the nation’s good.

“I applaud the President’s decision to bring Mr Muthaura back to the government as his experience is no doubt vast and the Lappset project will come to pass as intended,” said Dr Kamau said.

However, Bishop Beneah Salala of the Anglican Church Mumias Diocese Wednesday took issue with President Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto over the controversial appointments to parastatals.

In his New Year message, Bishop Salala said the move to recycle the old guard and appoint them to key government positions was ill-advised.

He called upon the Head of State to rescind the appointments and give youths a chance to demonstrate their abilities to lead state corporations.

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