WATCH KENYAN LADY EXPLAIN HOW CHRIS BROWN SMASHED HER PHONE (VIDEO)

RnB sensation Chris Brown is finally in Kenya for his most awaited show in the coastal city of Mombasa.
Shortly after his arrival, Chris Brown was approached by a female fan of his with the hope of having a photo taken together. But as the violent musician he is, he took the woman's phone and smashed it. This was witnessed by camera crews on stand by.
The incident has made Kenyan social media to blow up as Kenyans call for his immediate 'deportation'. Chris Brown has had several cases of violence before and Kenyans were surprised that he hadn't changed.
He is expected to perform tonight alongside west African musician WizKid.
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3 MILLION USD WORTH OF COCAINE SEIZED IN MOMBASA

Police on Friday seized a haul of
cocaine allegedly worth over 3 million U.S.
dollars at the port of Mombasa.
The container was intercepted upon arrival at
the port on transit to Uganda from Venezuela.
Security officers are currently verifying the
four containers at the regional port for possible
more drugs.
Documents indicate 18 containers were loaded
at Santos port in Brazil on June 20. Each
container was loaded with 520 bags of brown
sugar.
Regional police boss Francis Wanjohi said the
drugs had tested positive and a major
investigation was underway to apprehend the
owners.

"Our officers received intelligence reports
about four suspicious containers. They were
isolated for verification by multi-agency team
which discovered the cocaine hidden in one
the container," said Wanjohi.
Sources indicate that the police were tipped off
by Interpol about the containers. The
containers were seized immediately after the
ship docked at the port on Wednesday.
The port of Mombasa has in the past been
used as transit port for drugs headed to
Europe and Asia. Last year, President Uhuru
Kenyatta witnessed the destruction of a ship
laden with heroin valued at 13 million dollars.

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1.1BILLION FOR FERRY REPAIR

The government has allocated Sh1.1
billion to the Kenya Ferry Services (KFS)
for the purchase of new ferries and
repair of old ones.
KFS acting managing director Bakari
Gowa Tuesday the money had been
allocated in the 2016/2017 budget for
improving services on the Likoni
channel.
Out of this amount, Sh500 million will be
used for purchase of two new ferries
from Turkey, he said.
In the 2014/2015 financial year, he
added, KFS received Sh600 million for
the new ferries while in the current
financial year the firm was to receive
Sh968 million.
The Sh500 million allocation will
complete the payment of the two new
ferries which will cost the exchequer
Sh1.9 billion.
Mr Gowa said KFS would also receive
Sh360 million from the Treasury in the
next financial year for the repair of old
ferries and Sh260 million for
improvement of security.

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GOVERNMENT RAISES ALARM ON AL SHABAAB ATTACK

Mombasa County Commissioner Maalim
Mohamed on Monday, June 13, said terror
group al-Shabaab could target residents of the
coastal city gathering for prayers.
Mohamed said al-Shabaab could be planning
to use the holy month of Ramadan to target
residents.
The county commissioner assured residents
that security has been beefed up with
intelligence agents on the ground monitoring
any suspicious activities.
“We want to assure residents and visitors of
adequate security. We have increased
surveillance at key points including airports
and shopping malls, at the Likoni Channel
and hotels,” Mohamed said.
Mombasa County Commissioner Maalim
Mohamed has issued terror alerts in the
coastal City.
Mohamed said a security committee will meet
stakeholders in the county.
The committee will create awareness
amongst business people on how to protect
themselves from potential attacks.
Mohamed said enough security personnel
have been deployed in Mombasa to avert
terror attacks.

The terror group al-Shabaab has in the last
few years infiltrated Kenya through the porous
border between the country and Somalia.
The group has launched several attacks in
Kenya mostly in the North Eastern and Coast
regions.

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