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Spark TV presenter Gabbie Ntaate marries boyfriend in secret lavish wedding (See photos) Star source tv Nov 24,2021 Spark Television ‘Live Wire’ host Gabriella Ntaate seems to have finally left the single women’s league after appearing in a wedding gown holding hands with a yet to be identified man. “Until death do us part, I promise you that I do, Nkwagala. Happily ever after,” she has captioned the pictures. The pictures come just weeks after Gabbie’s co-host and best friend Precious Remmy also got married to her short time boyfriend Raymond Bindeeba in a Kukyala Ceremony. The pictures however can not confirm that Gabbie is finally married. This is because a number of celebrities are currently being used by bridal dresses shops as models from their gowns and they normally form stunts to sell the gowns. Contact us 0760151954

November 21, 2021 Monday Felesta Njoroge and her Belgian lover Merc De Mesel have been in the spotlight over KSh 102 million that the man gifted the lady Mesel, in a video, explained he only gave Felesta the humongous amount because they were together and was even pregnant for him The foreigner narrated he had nothing to hide given he makes his money lawfully as a Bitcoin investor A Belgian man whose Kenyan girlfriend has been the talk of town after the government pushed for the freezing of her account owing to suspicious transactions has narrated his side of the story. Twenty-one-year-old Felesta Njoroge found herself on the wrong side with the state after she received a total sum of KSh 102.6 million, money that she said was a gift from her Belgian boyfriend Merc De Mesel. In a video posted on his YouTube channel, the wealthy foreigner, who said he is a Bitcoin investor explained he had nothing to hide reiterating he gifted his girlfriend the money because they are togeth...

Twin blasts in Uganda capital kill two, injure 'scores' -star source tv By Akankwasa Alphonse 1/5 Ugandan police and explosion experts secure the scene of a blast in Kampala, Uganda November 16, 2021 Read More KAMPALA, Nov 16 (Reuters) - Two explosions in the centre of Uganda's capital killed at least two people and set several cars on fire on Tuesday, star source television reported. NTV Uganda said "scores" had been injured and there had been two blasts - one very close to parliament and one near the central police station. Parliament was being evacuated, the television station reported. An NTV Uganda reporter said he saw two bodies. The cause of the blasts was not immediately clear. "First responders included Red Cross personnel who were using fire extinguishers to curb the fire on Parliamentary Avenue," the station said on Twitter. A Ugandan military spokesperson, Brigadier Flavia Byekwaso, told Reuters that there had been "multiple" blasts...

Two explosions rock Ugandan capital Kampala Tuesday 16,Nov 2021 Two explosions rocked Ugandan capital Kampala Tuesday morning. The explosions went off simultaneously bringing traffic in the city centre to a standstill as the police rescue vehicles and ambulances rushed to the scene. One blast was near the Central Police Station while the other went off near the Parliament building at about 10am. More follows... follow us star source tv on Facebook and YouTubek

15 NOVEMBER 2021 MONDAY By Akankwasa Alphonse Hon Shamim Malende and Hon James Mubiru helped Ssegirinya Muhammad’s mother after fainting. The mother of Kawempe North MP Hon. Muhammad Ssegirinya fainted today after her son was denied bail for the second time by the high court. At Buganda Road Court today. Hon Ssegirinya wrote to express his dissatisfaction with his continued detention in Mulago hospital without being brought before a judge. Ssegirinya has also been denied admission to any of his preferred medical facilities. They asked the court to order Ugandan prisons to transport Hon Ssegirinya to court immediately before proceeding, according to lawyer Shamim Malende. Instead, the court has ordered Ugandan prisons to bring him before the court on December 2, 2021, to file a bail application. Hon Ssegirinya has written to express his dissatisfaction with his continued detention in Mulago hospital. STAR SOURCE TV UPDATES