After
undergoing a neck surgery in a South African hospital, retired
president Mwai Kibaki is now fully recovered if his first public
appearance since he came out of hospital is anything to go by.
Kibaki when he attended mass at the Consolata Shrine today Sunday, September 25.
Kibaki today Sunday, September 25 attended mass at the Consolata Shrine in Westlands, Nairobi and he looked all well.
Kibaki
attended the 12 o'clock mass, his first ever Sunday church outing since
he was admitted at Netcare Sunninghill Hospital in Johannesburg South
Africa.
Kibaki attended mass at the Consolata Shrine today Sunday, September 25
He was admitted to the hospital on Thursday, August 25 after he fell ill while at his Muthaiga home.
Kibaki
was first rushed to a local hospital before being flown out to South
Africa where he was operated on his neck to remove a blood clot in an
artery.
Kibaki was admitted at Netcare Sunninghill Hospital in Johannesburg South Africa
Kibaki was in the high-end health facility for one week before he was given a clean bill of health and allowed to go home.
But
he spent an extra week in South Africa so as to recover fully during
which only close family members were allowed to be near him.
Kibaki was operated on his neck to remove a blood clot in an artery.
The president has been suffering ill heath and his sickness on August was his third stroke.
Manchester
United forward Marcus Rashford is in line for a recall to the senior
England squad after temporary Under-21s coach Aidy Boothroyd left the
18-year-old out of his squad for upcoming qualifiers against Kazakhstan
and Bosnia & Herzegovina. (Manchester Evening News)
England
squad members received motivational postcards from former manager Sam
Allardyce, two days after he left the job over allegations of
misconduct. (Daily Mirror)
And
the Football Association has had to throw away 4,000 T-shirts due to be
given out to fans at the upcoming qualifier against Malta at Wembley,
because they featured a quote from Allardyce. (Daily Mail)
Bournemouth
manager Eddie Howe, 38, is likely to be shortlisted for the England
manager's job. The Football Association also wants to speak to Arsenal
boss Arsene Wenger and England Under-21s boss Gareth Southgate. (Daily Mirror)
USA
national manager Jurgen Klinsmann is on a three-man shortlist to
replace Francesco Guidolin at Swansea City, should the Welsh club decide
to sack the Italian after a poor start to the Premier League season. (Daily Star)
The FA will meet City of London police next week as it begins its investigation into alleged corruption in the game. (Guardian)
Former Schalke coach Ralf Rangnick, 58, is also in the FA's sights to replace Sam Allardyce. (Daily Telegraph)
Wenger
will revive his interest in Germany and Borussia Dortmund midfielder
Marco Reus if his current playmaker Mesut Ozil returns to Real Madrid. (TuttoMercatoWeb.com)
However,
German paper Bild reports that Ozil has signed a lucrative new contract
at Arsenal and will take Jack Wilshere's number 10 shirt. (The Sun via Bild)
Liverpool
and Leicester are interested in signing Swedish striker Alexander Isak,
17, from AIK. The teenager has been dubbed the 'next Zlatan
Ibrahimovic'. (Liverpool Echo)
The back page of Friday's Daily Mail reports on Manchester United's narrow victory in the Europa League
Chelsea
manager Antonio Conte has demanded an overhaul of his squad, with the
Blues set to revive their interest in Juventus defender Leonardo
Bonucci, 29. (Times - subscription required)
The Blues are also keen on recalling AC Milan loanee midfielder Mario Pasalic, 21, back to the club in January. (Calciomercato.com - in Italian)
Everton manager Ronald Koeman says his players have a "mental problem" in playing his energetic style of football. (Daily Telegraph)
Assistant
manager Chris Powell is the favourite to take over from Nigel Pearson
at Derby County, should Pearson be sacked after being suspended by the
club on Monday. (Derby Telegraph)
Arsenal are watching Celtic's Moussa Dembele, 20, with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich also keen on the French striker. (Sun)
The Sun's back page on Friday leads on Wayne Rooney's vote of confidence from England interim boss Gareth Southgate
Manchester
City midfielder Fernandinho, 31, says the players are struggling to
keep up the intensity that manager Pep Guardiola wants. (Daily Mirror) Manchester
United manager Jose Mourinho attempted to sign midfielder Paul Pogba,
23, from Juventus when he was in charge at Chelsea in 2015. (Daily Express)
Mourinho wants Sir Alex Ferguson to have greater influence on decision-making in the Manchester United boardroom. (Glasgow Live)
Liverpool
manager Jurgen Klopp has warned his players about their social media
profiles after French defender Mamadou Sakho criticised the club's
"lies" on Snapchat. (Guardian)
Bayern Munich's Dutch winger Arjen Robben, 33, is hoping to secure a new deal with the Bundesliga champions. (Daily Mail)
Former Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein thinks Arsene Wenger has the "fire in his belly" to continue as Gunners manager.(Talksport)
England and Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart, 29, is open to staying at Serie A side Torino after settling in well in Italy. (Tuttosport - in Italian)
And finally
Cristiano
Ronaldo's £15m private jet crashed when it attempted to land in
Barcelona. The Real Madrid striker was not on board at the time and
nobody suffered more than minor injuries. (Daily Mirror)
Bayern Munich have had to relay their entire pitch after the grass at the Allianz Arena was overrun by fungus. (Sun)
Everyone understands that looking nice during and after church is important, there is a reason its called ‘Sunday Best’
But
in reality, it can be a little more difficult to create that very
special outfit that is every bit a balance between chic, respectful,
classy yet tasteful.
Frankly speaking, there is no formula or
uniform that can be used by you for dressing up to church, but you can
find appropriate clothes.
The older generation perfected the art
of business pant or skirt suits for church. They seemed to be going for
a more respectable look, but modern church outfits are more toned down
and classic with every bit of attention to detail. Notice the chain,
bracelets and shoes? Nothing too over-the-top.
May these ladies give you the inspiration you need.
Nothing
says classy more than that statement African blazer, it has the power
to change your whole outfit from dab to fab in just under 5 seconds.
From
pairing it with summery dresses to wearing it with T-shirts and
hoodies, here’s what we came up with. After all, when it comes to
styling African blazers, you can never have too many outfit ideas.
