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Tanasha ako wapi? Zari continues to hint Diamond has neglected his kids and not supporting them financially 

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

Singer Diamond Platnumz has several kids with different baby mamas, who, once in a while, have all accused him of the neglecting them.

Diamond’s ex-wife Zari Hassan has yet again hinted that the he has neglected his two kids and hasn’t been supporting them financially. The two have a daughter and one son, Tiffah and Nilan respectively.

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On social media, Zari, who has been sending subliminal shots to Diamond’s new catch Tanasha Donna, posted a photo and said that she’s the one providing for her kids.

“when your the only financial provider for your kids, you need to work not hard but wayyyyyyharder#momprenuer,” she captioned. 

It’s not the first time Zari has claimed that Diamond has neglected his kids. Zari once revealed that diamond has never visited his kids down in South Africa yet he has time for other women.

“Diamond has not visited nor talked to his children since the break-up. If he wants to support his children he can do that but if he doesn’t want to its still okay. I can manage on my own.” she said. 

Hamisa Mobetto has also claimed that Diamond has neglected his kid and hasn’t been supporting her financially.

 

President Magufuli bans Uhuru Kenyatta’s Brookside Dairy from operating in Tanzania

Posted on by Martin Oduor

Brookside Dairy has been blocked from accessing the Tanzanian market a week after Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed with her Tanzanian counterpart struck a deal to lift trade restrictions between the two countries.

On April 24th, Kenya’s Petroleum Principal Secretary Andrew Kamau announced the ban on gas imports through Tanzania in a bid to eliminate illegal cooking gas filling plants that posed safety and security risks. The PS also imposed a ban on importation of wheat from Tanzania.

Tanzania immediately retaliated by imposing restrictions on milk and milk products and cigarettes manufactured in Kenya.

Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed with her Tanzanian counterpart Augustine Mahiga held talks in Nairobi last week where a deal lifting restrictions was brokered.

Foreign Affairs CS Amina Mohamed with her Tanzanian counterpart Augustine Mahiga hold talks in Nairobi

But Tanzania made a U-turn a day ago and banned 20 Kenyan companies from accessing the Tanzanian market. The Standard reports that President Uhuru’s Brookside Dairy is among companies that have been slapped with the restriction.

Other companies affected by the trade ban include another milk processor New KCC, cigarette manufacturer BAT, all the cement makers, Bidco Oil Refineries and Vivo Llubricants which markets Shell lubricant brands.

President Uhuru with his Tanzanian counterpart John Magufuli

Hostilities between the two countries have been the order of the day ever since Kenya lost bid to Tanzania to construct Uganda pipeline through its land.

With the new restrictions, Kenya stands to lose more since it exports more to Tanzania compared to Tanzania’s export to Kenya.