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Tanzania: Hamisa Mobetto Denied Access to Her Son's Instagram Account

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By Sylvania Ambani Verified, Hip-Hop Artists
| AllAfrica
Tanzanian video vixen Hamisa Mobetto has been denied access to her son's Dylan's Instagram account after it was reported. Hamisa said that she is now unable to post anything on the account since Instagram has locked the page. "Wapenzi account ya Instagram ya mtoto wangu Dylan alofikisha miaka mitatu jumamosi hii. Imerepotiwa na watu wenye sababu zao binafsi na kwa sasa imefungiwa na Bwana Insta. Na siwezi kupost chochote kwenye page yake kwa sasa," Hamisa said.
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Kenya: Rider Who Falsely Accused Police of Stealing Pizza and Beer Fined Sh15,000

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By Joseph Ndunda Verified, Hip-Hop Artists
| AllAfrica
A Glovo delivery motorcycle rider who falsely accused two police officers of stealing his pizza, beer and Sh8,700 has been fined Sh10,000 for giving false information to police and Sh5,000 for possession of chang'aa. In default, Wycliffe Wafula Juma will serve three months jail term for both offences. The penalties were handed to the accused by Chief Magistrate Joyce Gandani of Kibera Law Courts after he admitted the charges he had previously denied on July 24, 2020.
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Kenya: Vincent Oburu Pens Emotional Farewell Message As He Exits Ingwe Den

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By Jeff Kinyanjui, Hip-Hop Artists
| AllAfrica
Vincent Oburu, whose departure from AFC Leopards was confirmed on Monday, has thanked the club for making him the player he is as he now moves to moneybags Wazito FC on a two-year deal. Oburu, who rose through the ranks at Ingwe, from the youth team to the senior team, further expressed his appreciation to the club for the role it played in his development.
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