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The lounge is tucked inside the Ridgeways shopping Mall, along Kiambu road, and a perfect distance away from traffic. It is an intimate hang out area with classy décor and ambiance.

To be at Scotchies is to belong, for the lounge gives excellent slots to park your car.

A local beer at the lounge goes for Sh 230 only, and if you are not a beer person then this

is home to 12 or 18 year old Glenfiddich.

To appease your Tuesdays , Scotchies has Karaoke hosted by nimmoh alongside DJ Deliciuz and to suitably end your night a plush meal of goat ribs, fried beef and proper ugali or potato wedges as an accompaniment is highly advised. Duck the CBD traffic and discover stress free partying.

All ‘Beliebers’ can have a happy Friday the 13th because your fussy singer is set to release a new album today. Bieber who has been unleashing custom made graffiti on his Instagram for each song has kept his audience guessing and itchy about the release.

DJ Crème: Its business as usual Apparently DJ Crème has moved on with life after the scandalous sex tape that broke the internet just two weeks ago.

Crème in spearheading an ambitious project bringing together Tanzania’s AY, Prezzo, Big Pin and Ulopa to work on a song to celebrate celebs who did great but died along the way. The song is to be released o n Monday.

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kdf denies linkage to sugar smuggling ring in Somalia both military spokesman and defence cabinet secretary dismiss a report that linked the soldiers to illegal trade racket that also includes al-Shabaab

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Waiguru saga threatens to split Jubilee

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he fate of Devolution and Planning Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru continues to cause divisions in the ruling Jubilee alliance with numerous accusations now emerging following National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi’s decision to block an impeachment motion against the minister.

It was the third attempt to get Waiguru impeached for what the initiator of the motion, Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter “says is failure to safeguard Sh791 million that was stolen from National Youth Service through dubious deals, and the admission that Sh821 million was almost looted from the service by well-connected corruption cartels.”

But Muturi using his discretion, as provided for in the

Standing Orders, rejected the impeachment motion, saying it did not give further evidence and annexures to substantiate the alleged violation of the Constitution by the CS. But Keter read the move as sinister and accused the Speaker of working “under the direction of State House” to stop the impeachment of Waiguru.

Already, the MP has resubmitted the motion which is supported by 188 members, well above the 88 required by law.

It is this number (188) that has raised suspicion with Jubilee MPs, who have appended the signatures in support of the motion, now seen as rebels.

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AU boost for Ruto ICC case UNDER SIEGE: devolution and Planning Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru walks to the EACC offices at Integrity Center on Tuesday for grilling. The bid to impeach her is now threatening to divide Jubilee.

African Union (AU) Justice Ministers and Attorneys General have rejected the use of recanted evidence in the International Criminal Court (ICC) case against Deputy President William Ruto.

They argue the use if the evidence runs contrary

to the agreement reached during talks on Rule 68 at the 12th Assembly of States Parties (ASP) in 2013.

They have vowed to back Kenya during the 14th Assembly of States Parties session later this month to review the amended Rule 68.

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Waiguru saga now threatens to split Jubilee as URP resolves to back ouster

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An MP who is privy to the goings on also claimed the Speaker was instructed to frustrate Keter by increasing the parliamentary threshold for impeachment motions.

He said the Executive is keen to keep the CS but would want due process followed; if any action is to be taken by the President.

According to the president and a number of Jubilee legislators, Waiguru has not been mentioned in any corrupt allegations in the Devolution ministry and cannot, therefore be accountable for the deeds of her juniors.

“It is very true that the president is under pressure from all quarters to have Waiguru dismissed from Cabinet. However, he is keen to see how independent institutions and Parliament handles the matter,” the MP said.

And now, it seems the Jubilee alliance is divided on the matter with the United Republican Party (URP) wing having resolved yesterday to back the impeachment bid.

The decision to support the motion was reached yesterday after a meeting of URP MPs and senators at a Nakuru hotel after attending a court case hearing against Uasin Gishu Senator Isaac Melly. The meeting was attended by key allies of Deputy President William Ruto among them senators Charles Keter (Kericho), Kipchumba Murkomen

URP MPs and senators in a Nakuru court yesterday where they had gone to show solidarity with colleague Isaac Melly.

The lawmakers later held a meeting where they resolved to back the impeachment motion against CS Anne Waiguru.

(Elgeyo Marakwet), Liza Chelule (Nominated), Wilfred Lesan (Bomet). Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter was also present at the meeting that unanimously agreed to back his motion on grounds that their ‘people’ were unfairly targeted in the fight against corruption.

“It is no longer going to be rosy for Uhuru and his people, we had our very own Davis Chirchir (Energy and Petroleum) and Felix Koskei (Agriculture and livestock) suspended for allegedly being involved in corruption but when it

comes to Waiguru, she is treated like a saint, she must go home,” A URP MP who attended the meeting told X News.

Kericho Senator Charles Keter, whose word are often believed to have the blessings of his party boss Willaim Ruto, was more candid on Waiguru’s fate last weekend. He insisted that the CS must leave office to pave way for investigations into claims of financial impropriety that have rocked her docket.

“The country has so many qualified professionals and one individual

cannot be allowed to hang onto office. Our sister, who has been adversely mentioned in many controversies, must with all due respect leave office and give room to others. I don’t usually make useless utterances. I speak only when necessary and the little I say often reach the heavens,” Keter said during a fund-raiser at Chelimo Tea Estate social hall in Ainamoi constituency.

There have been calls to have Waiguru suspended with Deputy President William Ruto acknowledging the pressure from the people. He told

a gathering at Kapsabet Boys High School in Nandi County last week that the government would not shield any of its officials implicated in corruption.

Pressure to send Waiguru home mounted in the wake of last week’s shocking revelations of outrageous expenditures at her ministry.

It is believed that these revelations fuelled the bid to have her impeached as more MPs signed the motion.

There were attempts to take a common stance on the matter but most MPs from the Jubilee alliance distanced themselves with the efforts which were meant to shield the minister.

MPs Kabando wa Kabando (Mukurweini), Mithika Linturi (Igembe South), Humphrey Njuguna (Gatanga), Peter Gitau (Mwea), Joseph M’Eruaki (Igembe North), Kanini Kega (Kieni) and Kigo Njenga (Gatundu North) were some of the those who want Waiguru suspended due to the allegations of graft in her docket.

“I am not giving the President an ultimatum, but I am appealing to the morality of Waiguru to step aside like (former minister Amos) Kimunya did (in the last government). If she is innocent, she can come back,” said Njenga.

Keter accused Muturi of shielding Waiguru by demanding for supplementary documents to approve the impeachment motion.

Kenya gets AU backing in rejecting Ruto ICC evidence From Page 1 “We, the Ministers of Justice and the Attorneys General of the AU member States are convinced that the use of witness recanted evidence under the amended Rule 68 of the Rome Statute is contrary to both the understanding reached by States Parties during the negotiations of the Rule at the 12th Assembly of States Parties in 2013 and to the principle of non-retroactivity in criminal law justice and constitutes an affront to the universally accepted right to fair trial,” they said in a statement.

They backed the Kenyan legislators’ petition to the UN Security Council and to the Assembly of States Parties seeking the appointment of an independent mechanism to audit the prosecutor’s witness identification and recruitment process.

They met during the ministerial meeting of the Specialised Technical Committee of Justice and Legal Affairs in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

In the statement, they reaffirmed the commitment of AU and its member states to combat impunity, and promote democracy, the rule of law and good governance.

“Recalling the important role played

by the African countries during the negotiations of the Rome Statue of the International Criminal Court and further recognisng that 34 AU member states are parties to the Rome Statute,” the statement read.

They also expressed gratitude to the AU Commission for the robust submissions it made in respect to the Appeal on the use of Rule 68 now pending before the Appeals Chamber of the ICC. Ruto’s legal team is set to fight the ICC evidence by witnesses who recanted their testimony.

In a filing dated October 6, Ruto’s lawyers led by Karim Khan argued that the Trial Chamber made at least seven fundamental errors in admitting the statements of the witnesses who have since recanted their evidence.

The 52-page written submission argued that the judges erred in applying the amendment to Rule 68 that permits prior recorded testimony to ongoing cases.

The lawyers had also requested an opportunity to make oral hearings of the case before the judges.

Khan had stated that due to the weight of the matter, the judges of the Appeals Chamber should allow oral hearings before reaching a decision of the matter.

IN THE DOCK: Deputy President William Ruto in an earlier appearance at The Hague. The African Union has now backed Kenya’s bid to appeal the use of recanted evidence in his case.

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KDF dismisses report linking it to Somalia sugar, charcoal trade

The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) has dismissed a report linking the military to illegal charcoal and sugar trade in Somalia, saying its contents are baseless.

Reacting to the report by a lobby group, Journalists For Justice (JFJ), KDF spokesman Colonel David Obonyo said KDF cannot do business with the enemies (al Shabaab).

“The authors of the report have other intentions which they should clearly state to us, they have never shared that report with us so that we can also conduct our investigations,” he said.

Obonyo said military officers in Somalia serve under AMISOM and are not controlled from the Department of Defence (DoD) in Nairobi.

He said should there be any misconduct from soldiers in Somalia, AMISOM is mandated to communicate to the Kenyan government for appropriate action to be taken against the soldiers upon conducting investigations.

“No soldier has been sent back to Kenya for gross violation of human rights or gross misconduct while on

IN PATROL: Some KDF officers in military patrol in Kismayu, Somalia. A report has linked KDF to illegal sugar and charcoal trade.

duty in Somalia,” he said.

Obonyo also clarified that KDF are exiting Kismayu and Burundi is deploying more than 400 troops to take charge of the Port.

EACC to probe ‘army involvement’ in illicit charcoal, sugar trade in Somalia’s Kismayu The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) will investigate claims that Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) is involved in illicit charcoal trade in Somalia.

The Anti-graft agency chief executive Halakhe Waqo said upon official receipt of the report from the lobby group, they will start their investigations.

“What we have heard so far is just from the British Broadcasting Cooperation (BBC) but nothing official,” he said.

Waqo made the remarks yesterday at the Integrity Centre after a two-hour meeting with Europe and the US envoys to discuss the country’s runway corruption.

The envoys led by the US ambassador to Kenya Robert Godec said they will not delve into the allegations of KDF involvement in illicit charcoal trade, saying it is upon Kenyan authorities to conduct investigations on that.

“That is the responsibility of the Kenyan government to conduct investigations just like they are doing in all other sectors,” Godec responded when asked about the position of the envoys over the allegations of KDF illicit charcoal trade in Somalia.

Both KDF spokesman David Obonyo and Defence Cabinet Secretary Raychelle Omamo have dismissed the report.

The report released yesterday in Nairobi implicates senior members of the military including generals and brigadiers.

The KDF spokesman, however, said they are ready and willing to launch investigations over the accusations made should the lobby group provide them with the report.

Defence Cabinet Secretary Raychelle Omamo has also dismissed the report by the lobby group.

However, lobby member Kwamchestsi Makokha said KDF cannot

just dismiss the report which was compiled by professionals and have even been confirmed by world bodies such as the United Nations.

“The best KDF can do is to accept that there are issues and use their internal organs to launch investigation, discarding the report wholly will not help,” he said.

Makokha said there are evidence to back the report, but will not hand it over to KDF since it will be trashed just like many others.

“It is not the lobby’s role to conduct investigations for KDF, let them also carry their own independent investigations,” said Makokha.

The report released yesterday in Nairobi implicates senior members of the military including generals and brigadiers. It also indicates that the high-ranking officials who control the network that manages the illicit transactions.

“The KDF network enjoys the protection of senior political and military figures. It collects up to Sh5 billion a year in illicit taxes on sugar and charcoal,” reads part of the report.

Counties to receive cash in two weeks

Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich, who appeared before a Senate committee. He has said counties will soon receive funds.

Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich has said County governments will receive money in the next two weeks.

Speaking when he met the Senate Finance Committee, the CS said although some Counties still have money in their Central Bank accounts, he promised that within a fortnight, the National government will disburse the money.

Rotich had been summoned by the Senate Committee to explain why the National government has delayed the disbursement of funds to counties.

Rotich said it is against prudent financial management for counties to ask for more money while they have a lot of unused funds in their accounts.

He urged the County government to prioritise their projects and utilise funds allocated to them well. He maintained that the e-procurement launched by the National government should be strictly be adhered to by the Counties.

The County governments had opposed the e-procurement system, saying it is not possible to implement at the counties as there are no proper infrastructure to make it work.

The Cabinet Secretary said it will be good if the National

government can release funds when there is immediate need.

“There is no immediate need for cash at the counties at the moment, we will, however, release the funds in two weeks,” he said.

He told the committee that 10 counties so far have not fully utilised their funds allocated last month, adding that they still have Sh1 billion in their Central Bank accounts, yet they still ask for more funds.

Kakamega Senator Bonny Khalwale, however, told the CS that the National government should not check the balance in the County governments’ accounts before giving them funds.

“It is not the duty of the National Government to check what is remaining in the account of the County governments. The law requires you to release funds to counties irrespective of their bank balances,” he said.

The National and County governments have been at loggerheads over the disbursement of funds to counties.

The devolved units have on several occasions accused the National government of crippling services at counties through deliberate delay of funds.

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50,000 teachers set for promotions Approximately 50,000 teachers are set to be promoted as part of the deal the Kenya Union of PostPrimary Education Teachers (Kuppet) negotiated with President Uhuru Kenyatta at State House on Wednesday.

The deal was strike a day after the president had met the Kenya National Union of teachers (Knut) in a bid to restore sanity in the education sector that has been struck by perennial teachers’ strikes demanding pay rise and promotions.

It’s, however, not clear if the set promotions shall cut across both unions or are only a spice for the Kuppet members.

Kuppet National Chairman Omboko Milemba said the President was concerned that many teachers had stagnated under job group L. “We explained to the Head of State that teachers in this grade take up to 15 years to move to grade M and he said that going forward, this cadre of teachers would get automatic promotions

President Uhuru Kenyatta (right) with Kenya Union of Post-Primary E d u c a t i o n Teachers (Kuppet) officials after a meeting at State House Nairobi on Wednesday.

after three years,” said Mr Milemba.

Milemba said the 46,220 teachers in this group rarely move to the next grade unless one chances to get the deputy principal position.

Speaking yesterday, Milemba said union officials agreed to negotiate a new pay deal

because the President said it would take 30 days and they would revert to the court process in the event that the talks fails.

Meanwhile, Knut officials led by the National Chairman Mudzo Nzili are in a tussle with their vocal Secretary General Wilson Sossion who

have sharply differed over the State House meeting that unlocked the stale mate.

Sossion is objected to the talks for what he terms as a “plan by the Executive” to block the teachers 50-60 pay rise.

Sossion, however, yesterday backtracked on his threat to quit the organisation, a day

after he hinted that he might resign due to what he termed as “insubordination” by his colleagues.

Milemba said he was disappointed by their colleagues in Knut as they need a united front to tackle the talks. He urged them to stop the public spat and

engage amicably to end their differences.

The State House deal includes the payment of teachers’ September salaries, the withdrawal of all cases filed by the parties and a new fouryear collective bargaining agreement to be agreed on within a month.

New pneumonia diagnosis device to arrest child mortality Child deaths as a result of pneumonia will soon be a thing of the past with the success of the new Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor (CARM). As the world celebrated the Word Pneumonia Day, Philips announced the upcoming release of the gadget.

The Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor has the potential to assist community health workers in establishing a more accurate measurement of a sick child’s breathing rate to help improve the diagnosis of pneumonia.

Each year, pneumonia kills more children than Aids, malaria and tuberculosis combined and remains the leading infectious cause of death among children under five, killing nearly 2,500 minors a day. Ninety nine per cent of pneumonia-related deaths occur in low-resource settings in developing countries, which are typically rural with poor healthcare facilities and where treatment is not

available for many children.

This device is aimed at helping improve the diagnosis and treatment of pneumonia in low-resource countries, potentially preventing many of the childhood deaths.

In many emerging markets, community health workers manually count through visual inspection, how many breaths a child takes in the span of one minute. But achieving an accurate count can be difficult, as shallow breaths are hard to detect and children often move around; and there may be distractions and other checks to perform.

The gadget will enable health workers get accurate counts to diagnose fast breathing rates, which is one of the key vital signs to diagnosing pneumonia, by converting chest movements detected by accelerometers into an accurate breathing count, using specially developed algorithms.

“As a leading health technology

company, Philip’s vision is to improve people’s lives through meaningful innovations”, said Dr Bahaa Sarroukh, Philips, Head of Research Africa.

“CARM will be a game changer in diagnosing and treating pneumonia,” said Salim Sadruddin, Senior Child Health Advisor at Save the Children, NGO. “If we can remove the subjectivity associated with health workers counting breaths, we can improve the quality of treatment and help improve patient outcomes.”

The development of the Philips Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor has been a result of collaboration between the Philips Africa Innovation Hub located in Nairobi, the Philips Research team in Eindhoven, The Netherlands and the Philips Innovation Campus in Bangalore, India.

The gadget is expected to become commercially available from the second quarter of 2016.

Dr Bahaa Eddie Sarroukh head of Research africa and Roelof Assies General Manager, Philips East Africa during the launch of Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor yesterday at a Nairobi hotel.

US forces target Islamic State’s ‘Jihadi John’ in Syria airstrike US forces have carried out an air strike targeting the Islamic State group militant “Jihadi John”, with a “high degree of certainty” he was hit. Mohammed Emwazi, the Kuwaiti-born British militant, appeared in videos

of the beheadings of Western hostages. It is believed there was at least one other person in the vehicle targeted in the attack near Raqqa, in Syria.

The UK government said it was “working hand in glove with the Americans” to

“hunt down those murdering hostages”.

A US official told the BBC Emwazi had been “tracked carefully over a period of time”.

A drone was used in the attack, according to a US official

quoted by the Associated Press. The Pentagon said it was assessing the operation and would provide additional information “as and where appropriate”. Prime Minister David Cameron is due to make a statement later today.

“The prime minister has said before that tracking down these brutal murderers was a top priority,” a spokesperson said.

Emwazi is believed to have travelled to Syria in 2013 and later joined Islamic State

militants. He first appeared in a video in August last year, when footage was posted online showing the murder of US journalist James Foley.

He was later pictured in the videos of the beheadings of several behadings.

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Franchising important job creator as world’s largest firms come to Kenya

Franchising has taken off in Kenya with some of the world’s top franchises, such as real estate leader Coldwell Banker, launching in the country. The rise comes as global research shows franchised businesses to be the most profitable, the fastest growing, and the biggest job creators during the global downturn.

“The Kenyan market is ripe for the franchising mode,” said Gavin Bell, Kenya Franchise Association founder. “Franchises are more successful and more resilient than other businesses thanks to the sharing of resources and prominent marketing. They also accrue rapid, collective business knowledge and market position.”

In the continent, South Africa has moved the most rapidly into franchising, which now accounts for 12.5 per cent of the country’s GDP, generating a turnover of R465.27 billion (Sh3.3 trillion) and employing more than 323,519 people, according to the Franchise Association of South Africa.

Franchising sees small business buy into a large brand, gaining a ready-made business model’s ways of doing business that are proven as revenue earners, staff training, and heavy marketing, according to recent statistics.

“Franchising is one of the most powerful and cost effective ways of thriving during periods when standalone businesses are under

pressure,” said Danielle Callaway, the Managing Director of Coldwell Banker Kenya, currently launching in Kenya as part of the world’s largest real estate franchise network.

According to 2014 research by the British Franchise Association, franchising has continued to expand in the UK throughout the recession, having grown by 11 per cent since the start of the British downturn in 2008. At the same time, the number of employees in UK franchised businesses has grown by 20 per cent, to now 561,000 employees.

The British research also found that franchises are performing well financially, despite the economic challenges, with 92 per cent reporting they were profitable, and

49 per cent saying they were quite or very profitable.

The International Franchise Association now predicts employment growth in the franchise sector will continue to outpace the growth of employment in all other businesses economy-wide, as it has in each of the last four years.

In Kenya, franchising is dominated by food businesses, which also dominate franchising globally, according to the US Commerce Department.

Recent food franchises to launch in Kenya include KFC, Subway, Naked Pizza, Cold Stone Creamery, and Domino’s Pizza, joining longstanding South African franchises, such as Debonairs Pizza,

Steers and Spur.

But the model is now accelerating in other sectors too with Coldwell Banker, opening as a local franchisor for up-market real estate businesses, which will join a global sales force of 82,000 agents in 13,500 offices.

Other real estate franchise companies that have set-up shop in Kenya include Knight Frank, from the UK, and Pam Golding Properties Kenya, a franchise of South Africa’s Pam Golding Properties. However, these are franchises that have set up as a single business in Kenya, whereas Coldwell Banker Kenya is now opening the door to local franchising as it partners with a range of existing local real estate businesses.

City Vet winner of Sh4 million SportPesa bonuses

WINNER: Wilson Miano receives a dummy cheque for Sh4.32 million. Miano won the cash by guessing 16 correct Jackpot predictions last weekend.

Wilson Miano is the latest beneficiary of a SportPesa windfall after winning over Sh 4.3 million in jackpot bonuses. Miano, a vet, won through 16 correct Jackpot predictions last weekend.

He got two correct predictions for 12 out of 13 Jackpot games amounting to Sh2 million, six correct predictions for 11 out of 13 Jackpot games amounting to Sh1.8 million and eight correct predictions for 10 out of 13 Jackpot games amounting to Sh423,000.

The Kawangare resident would have secured the jackpot had he correctly predicted last Saturday’s Barclays premiership tie between West Ham and Everton that ended in a

one all draw. “This is an amazing thing to happen to me considering the fact that I quit my job only last week,” said Miano who has been betting with SportPesa for the last two years.

He is keen to pursue his career as a vet and plans to use the money to purchase a farm for his mother. “This money will definitely help me and my family. I want to settle my mother on a nice piece of land and also open my own clinic,” said Miano.

He will also fulfill a promise he made to his partner that if he won, he’ll buy her a new.

“That’s a promise I have to keep. I don’t think I have a choice in the matter. We were actually together when

I realised I have 11 correct predictions so she has a stake in this,” said Miano lightheartedly.

SportPesa Marketing and Communication Executive Esther Kang’ethe congratulated Miano and expressed delight with the way the brand continues to change the fortunes of ordinary Kenyans through their love for football and sports in general. “We are glad that Wilson plans to invest his money wisely so that his future and that of his family is secure. This is the direction we encourage past and future SportPesa winners to adopt if they are to reap the rewards of betting in a positive manner,” said Kang’ethe.

CBK mulls over tougher penalties for errant banks The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) is considering tougher penalties for commercial banks that carry out acts of misconduct.

CBK Governor Patrick Njoroge (pictured) said in an announcement yesterday that the bank may publicise enforcement actions that it takes against errant banks.

The move comes just weeks after the CBK put Imperial Bank, a midsized lender, under management, due to fraud.

The privately owned Imperial Bank was put under receivership last

month after the board alerted the CBK to malpractices which sent the bank to a net loss of Sh34 billion over a period of 13 years.

Njoroge later assured the public that the bank would be revived within a period of 30 days with assistance from the CBK. The Governor has since told the finance committee of the national assembly that the review of the newly-introduced penalties will be a part of the bank’s plan to strengthen supervision of lenders following the crisis at Imperial.

CBK Director of Bank Supervision, Gerald Nyaoma told Reuters the details of the harsher penalties will be worked out at a later stage.

“It has to go through the legislative process so we will be making proposals over the coming one year to go to parliament,” Nyaoma said.

Kenya, which has 42 commercial banks, has seen 25 lenders go under in its history and therefore there is an urgent need to boost supervision to prevent further crises, Njoroge told lawmakers.

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BIZ BRIEFS Family bank bond starts trading at NSE

Apple in talks to develop money transfer application Apple is rumoured to be in discussions with banks to set up a new money transfer app that would put it in direct competition with PayPal. The application would reportedly allow iPhone users to transfer money via text, the Wall Street Journal said.

Peer to peer payment apps, like the one Apple is considering, are seen as a convenient way to repay individuals digitally rather than in cash. Applications like ‘Venmo’ have already grown more popular among younger consumers in the US, allowing users to send and request money from each other via their phones. The apps mirror, Kenya’s own revolutionary mobile money transfer platforms, which have set the pace for mobile transactions across the globe.

Apple launched Apple Pay in the US last year, and in the UK earlier this year. It allows users to make payments at certain stores via a tap of their iPhones.

Lenders ordered to slash interest rates The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has ordered banks to put their plans to hike up interest rates on hold.

CBK Governor Governor Patrick Njoroge directed banks to reduce their interest rates on loans in line with the current market environment.

Speaking during a briefing yesterday, the governor said borrowers should expect to see a fall in lending rates within the coming weeks. His announcement comes ahead of the holiday season, which is famous for encouraging exuberant spending among consumers.

Interest rates in Kenya surged after the central bank embarked on a tightening cycle earlier in June.

The Governor, who was speaking before the National Assembly Finance committee, said that he had directed banks to withdraw plans to raise their lending rates, which were to go up this month.

Kenya , Mozambique in talks to increase economic deals

Kenya and Mozambique are in talks to further improve their existing economic partnerships.

The two countries launched an initiative aimed at strengthening their ties earlier this week during celebrations to mark the country’s 40 years of self rule. The launch gave birth to what is now known as the ‘Mozambique-Kenya Investment Company’, which will explore opportunities existing in both countries. Mozambique ambassador to Kenya, Antonio Daniel said that the cooperation with Kenya in this domain has been crystallized both at a government level and at a business level.

He encouraged Kenya’s business community to consider exploring investment opportunities in Mozambique, following a visit there last year by the Kenya Association of Manufacturers (KAM).

The first tranche of the Sh10 billion Family Bank bond has begun trading on the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) after a successful listing that will see the lender’s financial instruments traded publicly for the first time.

This is the first time the bank has tapped the public for cash to bolster its lending activities as well as fuel its aggressive expansion driven by a strong desire to become a home regional powerhouse in the banking sector.

The bond is expected to become a public barometer of the company’s turnaround as it extends the local footprint while eying

regional opportunities. NSE chairman Wilfred Kiboro has applauded the move, saying the bank’s bond, unlike previous ones floated in the past, has come at a time when the financial sector was going through a very turbulent time arising from difficulties experienced by Imperial Bank and liquidation of Dubai Bank.

“Despite the turbulence and uncertainty in the market, institutional and individual investors had the faith, courage and confidence to invest in Family Bank and to keep their deposits firmly in the Bank,’’ said Kiboro.

Family Bank Managing Director Peter Munyiri said as part of the capital raising strategy, the bank had decided to cap the local component to Sh2 billion though the Sh2 billion balance of the first tranche would be targeting dollar investors.

“Our growth agenda is driven by our customers’ needs. They are demanding more from us and we have to be innovative, increase our capacity to serve them better hence the need to ensure we have adequate muscle to do that,” he said.

Local banks to crack down on loan defaulters, says CBK

Local banks are set to crack down on loan defaulters in the fourth quarter of 2015, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has said.

Banks intend to intensify credit recovery efforts so as to mitigate the likely increase in Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) due to an upcoming (but now postponed) increase in interest rates.

The move is also aimed at improving their overall quality of asset portfolio, the CBK’s Credit Officer Survey for the quarter ended September 30 has said.

Most banks expect the levels of non-performing loans to generally remain constant in eight of the 11 economic sectors.

However, banks foresee increasing NPLs in the personal or household, building and construction, manufacturing, real estate, agriculture and trade sectors. “This increase in NPLs in the building and construction, manufacturing, real estate and trade maybe attribute to increased interest rates, volatile exchange rates, delayed contractor payments by the National and County Governments,” the report states.

“Other respondents attribute

increased NPLs in the Agriculture sector to adverse weather conditions, as a result of the predicted El-Niño rains which may affect expected yields.

Other respondents envisioned that due to depreciating Kenya Shilling, importers will probably, reduce their merchandise or raw materials importation resulting

in reduction in profit which would lead to rise in NPLs,” adds the Survey.

Lenders expect to intensify their credit recovery efforts in building and construction, personal/ household, trade, real estate, transport and communication, tourism and manufacturing sectors. Credit recovery efforts

towards agriculture, mining and quarrying, energy and water and financial service sectors are expected to generally remain constant.

Mobile banking has increased over the review period and lenders using the platform have experienced increased borrowing over the past few months.

High costs deter farmers from technology As technology is considered a key factor in global food production, a majority of small holder farmers responsible for over 80 per cent of total food produced globally do not enjoy its benefits, the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) has said.

A report conducted by FAO showed that the high cost of technology and a lack of skills were key factors suppressing smallholder farmers’ ability to embrace technology.

According to FAO, technology advancement, especially in the

agriculture sector, is mostly embraced by large scale farmers who have financial muscle to purchase those technologies.

Early this year, an FAO report revealed that advanced technologies like biotechnology that gives rise to more resistant crop and animal breeds have geared food production with a whopping 40 per cent rise since 2001.

However, the advancements are more or less a nightmare to a majority of whom are women who either lack access to advanced

tools for modern irrigation, crop management products, fertilizers, post-harvest solutions, improved seeds and inadequate skills to operate them.

Access to agricultural information and extension services is still a challenge for smallholder farmers in developing world with Africa and Asia recording the lowest internet penetration rates of 27 and 38 per cent, this according to Internet World Stats.

The FAO report recommended for favourable technological policies in the agricultural sector

especially by states in developing world if smallholder farmers are to reap benefits that come with agro technology.

Due to this revelation, companies across the globe are innovating simpler and affordable technological to suit smallholder farmers.

In Kenya for instance, Futurepump Limited, a company specialising in solar irrigation pumps has designed cost effective portable solar irrigation kit to suit the needs of smallholder farmers .

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IGS and K-Rep open way to low cost home ownership

Home kit maker International Green Structures Kenya Limited (IGS Kenya) and K-Rep Development Agency have announced a partnership to provide housing finance to cater for house deficit within Nairobi.

The roll out by IGS for cheap, affordable, high quality and prefabricated houses, with houses taking just two to three days to build, aims at not only eliminating waste but also creating jobs.

“Our goal is to ensure Kenyans are living in quality homes, and this can only be possible if the houses are affordable,” said Julius Kamau IGS Structures Kenya president.

K-Rep said it will assist potential home owners in selecting the IGS structure that best fits their needs and financial abilities.

“The new housing units have opened an ideal opportunity to offer housing at a time when the majority of K-Rep’s customers already own land’’ read a statement from K-rep.

“Now we can develop a new service line of micro financing mortgages by partnering with IGS and their affordable housing solution. Our customers will be thrilled with the ability to purchase a new, affordable, sustainable and modern home for their families,” K-rep Bank managing director Dora Waruiru said.

According to the National Cooperative Housing Union, (NACHU), 84 per cent of urban

Kenyans currently rent their homes, with households spending more than 30 per cent of their incomes on rent.

IGS structures are made from Compressed Agricultural Fiber (CAF) Panels built onto a preengineered steel framing system providing an opportunity for rice and wheat farmers to earn a second income stream hence promoting

sustainability, jobs as well as food security.

“Our customers know how to make every shilling count and those who have seen the benefit of our micro financing loans to improve their businesses, will use the same type of service to improve their personal living situation, which for them is a game changer,” said Waruiru.

To meet the needs of the K-Rep

pilot project, IGS Kenya has imported IGS structures from IGS Manufacturing Worldwide located in Fort Worth, Texas.

It will then be producing future structures from its manufacturing facility in Thika, which will be operational in the first quarter of 2016 to ensure IGS Kenya has enough panels to meet any future demand.

Mr. Julius Kamau, IGS president Kenya and Mr Richard China, IGS president global speaking during the event.

Robots threaten 15million UK jobs, says Bank of England’s chief economist The Bank of England has warned that up to 15million jobs in Britain are at risk of being lost to an age of robots where increasingly sophisticated machines will do the work that was previously preserved for humans.

Andy Haldane, the bank’s chief economist, said automation posed a risk to almost half those employed in the UK and that a third machine age would hollow out the labour market, widening the gap between the rich and the poor.

According to the results from the study of Bank of England, administrative, clerical and production tasks were most at threat.

“Technology appears to be resulting in faster, wider and deeper degrees of hollowingout than in the past,” he said, adding that the 20th-century machines have substituted not just for manual human tasks, but cognitive ones too. “The set of human skills machines could reproduce, at lower cost, has both widened and deepened.”

With machines becoming ever smarter, Haldane said a wider array of jobs were at risk from automation than in the past low-paid jobs were most at risk but the hollowing-out would increasingly affect mid-skilled jobs as well.

More medics needed Health tech firm in bid to prevent as maternal deaths pneumonia deaths in poor countries fall 44%: World Bank

Maternal mortality has fallen by 44 per cent since 1990, United Nations agencies and the World Bank Group have reported.

Maternal deaths around the world dropped from about 532, 000 in 1990 to an estimated 303, 000 this year, according to the report, the last in a series that has looked at progress under the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). This equates to an estimated global maternal mortality ratio (MMR) of 216 maternal deaths per 100, 000 live births, down from 385 in 1990.

However, by the end of this year, about 99 per cent of the world’s maternal deaths will have occurred in developing regions, with Sub-Saharan Africa alone accounting for 2 in 3 (66 per cent) deaths. But that represents a major improvement: SubSaharan Africa saw nearly 45 per cent decrease in MMR, from 987

to 546 per 100, 000 live births between 1990 and 2015.

The greatest improvement of any region was recorded in Eastern Asia, where the maternal mortality ratio fell from approximately 95 to 27 per 100, 000 live births (a reduction of 72 per cent).

In developed regions, maternal mortality fell 48 per cent between 1990 and 2015, from 23 to 12 per 100 000 live births.

“The MDGs triggered unprecedented efforts to reduce maternal mortality,” said Dr Flavia Bustreo, WHO Assistant Director-General, Family, Women’s and Children’s Health.

“Over the past 25 years, a woman’s risk of dying from pregnancyrelated causes has nearly halved to challenge traditional practices that endanger them and their children,” the doctor added.

Royal Philips has announced the upcoming release of a device that aims to improve the diagnosis and treatment of pneumonia in lowresource countries, potentially preventing many of the 935,000 childhood deaths caused by pneumonia each year.

The device, dubbed the Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor, has the potential to assist community health workers in establishing a more accurate measurement of a sick child’s breathing rate to help improve the diagnosis of pneumonia.

Phillips made the announcement ahead of World Pneumonia Day, which was marked on Thursday, November 12.

Each year, pneumonia kills more children than Aids, malaria and tuberculosis combined, and remains the leading infectious cause of death among children under-five, killing nearly 2,500 children a day, with most victims under two years of age.

One important aspect in diagnosing pneumonia is monitoring a child’s

breathing rate, medical experts have explained. In many emerging markets, community health workers manually count through visual inspection, how many breaths a child takes in the span of one minute.

Health experts have warned that achieving an accurate count can be difficult, as shallow breaths are hard to detect, children often move around and there may be distractions and other checks to perform.

“The Philips Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor will be a game changer in diagnosing and treating pneumonia,” said Salim Sadruddin, Senior Child Health Advisor at NGO, Save the Children. “If we can remove the subjectivity associated with health workers counting breaths, we can improve the quality of treatment and help improve patient outcomes.”

Global child health organisations like UNICEF have made pneumonia a key area of focus in their effort to reduce child mortality in underdeveloped countries throughout the world.

UNICEF’s Supply Chain division’s product innovation project called ARIDA(6), launched a call for technology to industry in 2011, with the aim to achieve innovation in this space, followed by the publication of a Target Product Profile (TPP)[7] for automated respiration monitoring in November of 2014.

The development of the Monitor has been a result of collaboration between the Philips Africa Innovation Hub located in Nairobi, the Philips Research team in Eindhoven, The Netherlands and the Philips Innovation Campus in Bangalore, India.

Field testing on the Children’s Automated Respiration Monitor was conducted in East Africa and India and improvements in design and technology incorporated on the basis of feedback from local community health workers and clinical officers in these low-resource settings.

The Monitor is expected to become commercially available from the second quarter of 2016.

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There is nothing as good as doing what you love. The experience is priceless, even though there is a lot of pressure.

What’s your opinion on how audience receive female DJs? Being a female DJ means that you have to work harder given that it’s a male dominated field. I would say the audience has received me very well… and to me it’s still a learning experience. However, I would say some people still perceive Deejaying to be for men.

You have mentioned pressure, what sort of pressure?

The pressure to keep up and do better. You meet people who are trying to put you down but, you must stand strong. There is also a lot of input in terms of working hours.

You have to work at night and wake up the following morning to go to work and that is not easy.

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Yes! This was my third tour of the US. I really liked it. It was amazing and fun. A lot of fun! Kenyans received me very well. Nevertheless, given that I have a day job I am forced to take leave, there is a lot of dedication and by the way dealing with jet lag after visiting more than three cities is not a joke. I fell ill and had to cancel some cities.

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Your first single Wape got very mixed reactions, what is your take on the attention?

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Hahaha….if you spot me around please check whether I have a ring.

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YOURSAY Central artistes move foolhardy for Uhuru re-election While patriotic Kenyans are asking President Uhuru Kenyatta to crack the whip on corrupt individuals in his government, a section of artistes from Central Kenya are planning a twoweek campaign to crisscross the region and ask masses to remain firm behind Uhuru Kenyatta in 2017. If Ben Githae, Joseph Kamaru, DK, Musaimo, Elizabeth Nyambere Muigai wa Njoroge among others were for the good of the nation, their campaign could have been against runaway corruption in government.

I think the artistes will engage in a futile exercise without any answer in cite bearing in

mind that Central Kenya residents are behind President Uhuru for obvious reason. The campaign is of no use to Uhuru and should be shelved because the decision to renew President KUhuru’s contract or not in 2017 will be determined by his performance in the next two years. Those who love the President should tell him that the honeymoon is over and he must act swiftly and get this country back to the right track. Shenanigans, blind loyalty and unnecessary bickering will not help his re-election bid.

— Mwanu Wamae- Nairobi.

Uhuru, Nzili deal meant to hoodwink teachers The purported gentleman deal between the Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) and President Uhuru Kenya will turn out to be a major undoing to the teachers across the country. Knut officials who turned out for the meeting with President Uhuru should know that there is unity for purpose if they want to achieve better pay for teachers. If reports

appearing in the media that union secretary general Wilson Sossion was not aware of the meeting, is anything to go by, then it can only be concluded that those who presented themselves at State House were on a self-fulfilling mission with no matters of teachers at heart. Constitutionally, a union’s secretary general is the principal speaker of the

organisation and not the chairman and therefore by surpassing Knut secretary general, and settling on chairman Mudzo Nzili, President Uhuru is only interested in getting votes from teachers and not solving their salary woes that has been there since 1997.

— Anonymous

War on graft cannot be won on alter of blame game Fight on corruption is not won on social media or via propaganda but through action with people from both the political divide engaging each other in a civilised manner to find the way forward. Kenyans have given varied opinions in the matter some positive on the ongoing debate on graft, but Kenyans must know that war on graft is not a government exclusive mandate but every Kenyan of good will has to play his role to make it a success. Civil societies should not only fault the government, but come up with some of the best practices to fight

corruption, bearing in mind corruption is not unique to Kenyan and to Africa but is a global problem. The only difference between those countries and us is that they solve the issues and not rant on the social media and wash their dirty linen in public. They unite and not point fingers. The leaders in government must therefore engage their opposition counterparts to offer leadership and not play blame game and engage in silly propaganda against each other.

— Anonymous

War on graft cannot be won on blame game Fight on corruption is not won on social media or via propaganda but through action with people from both the political divide engaging each other in a civilised manner to find the way forward. Kenyans have given varied opinions in the matter some positive on the ongoing debate on graft, but Kenyans must know that war on graft is not a government

exclusive mandate but every Kenyan of good will has to play his role to make it a success. Civil societies should not only fault the government, but come up with some of the best practices to fight corruption, bearing in mind corruption is not unique to Kenyan and to Africa but is a global problem. The only difference between those countries

and us is that they solve the issues and not rant on the social media and wash their dirty linen in public. They unite and not point fingers.

The leaders in government must therefore engage their opposition counterparts to offer leadership and not play blame game and engage in silly propaganda against each other.

— Anonymous

Instead of ban, county should regulate boda boda The unprecedented move by the Nairobi county government to ban Boda Boda operators from accessing the city centre is uncalled for.

The county government should instead regulate the transport sub-sector to create employment opportunities and rope in revenues.

For a long time the sector has received little or no attention on regulation and is always ridiculed with all manner of evil. The riders are accused of recklessness, flouting traffic rules and perceived vulgarity coupled with untidiness. Various crimes reported in the city and other parts of the nation are somewhat

attributed to the riders.

Imposing a blanket ban on the operators, which otherwise provide a much-needed service, especially due to the heavy traffic jams in the city, is not a prudent move. It only calls for persistent conflicts between the county askaris and the riders.

The county government together with the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) should zone the city and register the motorcycle taxis plying each area like it happens with matatu operators and introduce formal Saccos to make it easier to police them.

— Nderitu, Mathare

Defeat for Harambee Stars will be injustice to fans With all manner of negativities ranging from corruption, El Nino to bad governance, Kenyans are a dejected lot and now hope the national team Harambee Stars will not add on the already-full tray another negative topic to discuss when they face Cape Verde today.

In the past, local soccer fans have always left match venues disappointed after below-par performance from the national team. The recent one being a 2-1 defeat by Zambia’s

Chipolopolo at Nyayo National Stadium.

Soccer fans, are aware of the kind of shoddy preparation given to the team ahead of these matches, but this should not be used as a scapegoat for dismal performance. Let our boys know that we are behind them and will not take kindly another defeat at home. Go! Go! Stars.

— Bukende Stephen

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Organisers grapple with El Nino hitches ahead of EA rally WEEKEND EDITION, NOVEMBER 13-15, 2015

The El-Nino rains currently pounding the country promises yet another gruelling race for this year’s Kenya Airways East African Safari Classic Rally set to zoom off on November 1927.

This could bring back the memories of the 2011 edition which went down in history as the toughest and wettest Classic, rekindling sweet memories of the olden days of the EA Safari Rally.

Senior officials of the rally are already out running a final check of the 3331-kilometres route which will be divided into 24 competitive stages over a period of nine days.

Eighty-per cent of the competitive 2000kms stages will be tested for the first time.

The plan for the event will include four days of the competitions on each side of prolonged rest halts. The first break will be at the Amboseli Lodge by the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro followed by

another in Arusha before cars head for the finish in Mombasa.

Latest update on the weather conditions according to event manager Ashok Bhalla, indicate the ongoing rains have washed a w a y s o m e stretches.

“Kilifi/Samburu Stage has become rougher and sticky following the ongoing rains,” said Bhalla. Route A safari car speed past fans during the last edition of East African Classic Safari rally. The ongoing El“Checker” Chris Angel got Nino rain has forced the event’s organisers to start early preparation for year’s edition to deal with any stuck briefly in a 4x4 while eventuality. inspecting the condition of Ashok also spoke of the introduced this year to all when another rally car is the stages around the area.

Tanzanian side adding, the rally cars taking part in within a distance of 100 - 200 No rains have been reported “Arusha sections are so far this year’s classic. The special metre range of catching the in Mombasa, said Ashok. not affected by the rains. I gadget known as Motorsport front Bhalla said the gadget Stages 1/2 should be fine am deploying more 4x4s to Proximity Warning Device not only help competitors though rains have been constantly check the stages in (PWD) is described as and organisers with safety reported in the Imbirikani case of more rains or damage. an “electronic rear view matters, but also reduce the Stage by the outskirts of the Meanwhile, competitors mirror” which would be duration of the competition Amboseli National Park, have started collecting the able to provide competitors on daily basis considering the but nothing to warrant any special safety gadgets being with an automated warning rally is run over nine days. changes,” he said.

KNF to select squad for Continent’s tourney Kenya Netball Federation (KNF) will use this month’s national league to select the squad for the Africa World Qualifier scheduled for July next year in Gaborone, Botswana. The league matches will be held between 26 and 30 with KNF saying only players below 21 years of age will be considered.

Meanwhile, the federation has organised an international netball coaching scheduled from December 7-14.

The course which is organised in conjunction with Africa and International Netball Federation Limited for beginners and graded officials is aimed at familiarising the officials with the game’s revised rules.

Successful candidates will officiate during the Jamhuru Day International tournament from December 11-13. The course will be held at Nyayo National Stadium.

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Stars moment of truth Stars will this evening step into the pitch in whichever colour that Football Kenya Federation (FKF) will decide, but with only one mission, squeeze a win from the emerging Africa football giants, Cape Verde at Nyayo National stadium.

The team has not had the best preparation to face a team that is ranked 30 places above them in the continental Fifa placement, but will hope that luck and their fans will propel them to victory.

Harambee Stars striker Michael Olunga wheels away in celebration after scoring against Zambia at Nyayo National Stadium in September.

Olunga is expected to lead Kenya’s attack today whey Stars face Cape Verde in a World Cup qualifying match at the same venue.

Apart from the absence of first choice goalkeeper Arnold Origi, Brian Mandela, Jacob Keli and Ayub Timbe, the squad anchored around Southampton midfielder Victor Wanyama will have only history and self-confidence on their side as they face the Sharks from the Atlantic Ocean.

If Kenya is to repeat their historic 1-0 win in both legs of the 2002/03 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers, then the team will rely on skipper Wanyama who was 10 when Stars denied the Icelanders their Cup of Nations appearance with a late Denis Oliech strike at Kasarani Stadium.

But the Cape Verde that Stars will be facing today is a completely different one. A lot has changed between the two sides. While Kenya has a cocktail of local and foreign based players, all of Cape Verde’s players ply their trades in Europe, and their 2-0 win over Portugal in March will not be good news to Stars players.

Meanwhile, Coach Bobby Williamson has recalled suspended Tusker FC duo Jesse Were and Danson Kago to the squad.

The two were suspended from Harambee Stars after they were found to have sneaked alcohol in the team hotel when Stars was preparing for an AFCON match against Zambia.

According to an insider, the duo will not be considered for today’s match, but the upcoming CECAFA Senior challenge Cup scheduled for November 21 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Were finished the season as the top scorer, hitting 22 league goals in the just ended season.

Wanyama has struggled to replicate his EPL form when turning out for the national team and hope to help Kenya break attacks from fast Cape Verde forwards.

Gor Mahia’s Michael Olunga scoring prowess in the league and KPL Top 8 competitions will come in handy for the home side, his height, powerful shots and pace will give the opponents something to grapple with.

Kenya: Boniface Oluoch, Edwin Wafula, Dennis Odhiambo, David “Calabar” Owino, David “Cheche” Ochieng’, Victor Wanyama, Cliffton Miheso, Antony ‘Teddy’ Akumu, Ali Abondo, Michael Olunga, Johanna Omollo.

Cape Verde: Vozinha, C. Arlitos, Stopira, Fernando Varela, Jeffrey Fortes, Nuno Rocha, Calu, Marco Soares, Ryan Mendes, Heldon and Mendes Rodrigues.

Argentina, Brazil World Cup match rescheduled after heavy downpour Argentina football players tested their Basketball skills after their World Cup qualifier match with Brazil was postponed following torrential rain in Buenos Aires.

The pitch at the Monumental stadium was heavily waterlogged and fans were stuck in traffic unable to get to the ground, according to Brazilian officials.

The match has now been rescheduled to today, Friday. It is part of the third round of South American qualifying fixtures for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

“We met with match officials and the Argentine representatives and there’s no way the game can go on,” said Gilmar Rinaldi, assistant Brazil coach.

“It wouldn’t just be hard to play good

football, there is hail and lightning and the forecast is that it will get worse.”

Brazil have won one and lost one of their two qualifiers so far - a 2-0 defeat by Copa America champions Chile and 3-1 success over Venezuela. La Albiceleste, meanwhile, lost 2-0 to Ecuador and drew 0-0 with Paraguay.

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