Plane crash in Kenya kills at least 6 after charity’s medical jet smashes into neighbourhood and erupts in fireball
SIX people have died after a medical light aircraft crashed into a residential area in Kenya.
The plane took of from Nairobi’s Wilson airport on Thursday afternoon.

Local police commander Anthony Keter told The Standard newspaper the horror incident happened near Morendat Farm on the northeastern side of Lake Naivasha.
“We are now looking for bodies in the wreckage.
“So far we have recovered four bodies,” a Red Cross worker at the scene said.
“We have lost four people, including the pilot… it was all fatal,” said Kiambu County commissioner Henry Wafula.
“The house that it landed on… two people again also died,” he said, and two people on the ground were “seriously injured”.
AFP images showed gathered rescuers rushing to the scene of the tragedy.
“The plane started burning while in the air,” resident Tasha Wanjira told AFP.
Another resident, Irene Wangui, said the “plane passed by our building shaking it”.
Amref Flying Doctors CEO Stephen Gitau said one of their plaes had been “involved in a fatal accident today”.
They did not provide any further details.
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Arch Manning’s NFL future hinted at by legendary grandfather with quarterback tipped to join 2026 Draft
ARCH MANNING’s NFL future has been hinted at by his legendary grandfather.
The quarterback is the relative of Archie Manning, who starred for the New Orleans Saints between 1971 and 1982.


Manning, 21, is now planning to make his own way in the sport as he is currently playing for Texas Longhorns football.
Ahead of the college football season, he is viewed as one of the brightest prospects in the NCAA.
It is expected that he will help guide the Longhorns to the playoffs in the upcoming campaign.
Some have even suggested that the youngster could be a high pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
His grandfather, however, appears to be sure of Manning’s future.
Archie was asked about Manning’s future and if it would be possible for him to join the NFL after his sophomore year.
And he is confident in his answer.
He told Texas Monthly: “Arch isn’t going to do that.
“He’ll be at Texas.”
Manning is yet to comment on his own future plans and if he wants to stay at Austin after the 2025 season.
But plans can always change and Archie could be wrong.
But if he is correct, then it would mean that the NFL would have to wait until 2027 at the earliest to draft the quarterback.
Manning is also the nephew of legends Peyton and Eli Manning so his name carries plenty of prestige.
He is currently the best-paid NCAA athlete with his NIL evaluation currently at $6.8 6.8million.
NFL WEEK 1 SCHEDULE
(All times ET)
Thur 4 Sept
8.20 pm – Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles
Fri 5 Sept
8pm – Kansas City Chiefs at Los Angeles Chargers
Sun 7 Sept
1pm – Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Atlanta Falcons
1pm – Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns
1pm – Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts
1pm – Las Vegas Raiders at New England Patriots
1pm – Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints
1pm – Pittsburgh Steelers at New York Jets
1pm – New York Giants at Washington Commanders
1pm – Carolina Panthers at Jacksonville Jaguars
4.05 pm – Tennessee Titans at Denver Broncos
4.05 pm – San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks
4.25 pm – Detroit Lions at Green Bay Packers
4.25 pm – Houston Texans at Los Angeles Rams
8.20 pm – Baltimore Ravens at Buffalo Bills
Mon 8 Sept
8.15 pm – Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears
This is even higher than many of the contracts rookies get in the NFL.
The second spot in the NCAA list is Miami’s Carson Beck, who is listed at $4.3m.
Manning is yet to play a full season as the starter for the Longhorns.
However, many are calling for him to take over from Quinn Ewers, who has held the spot for two seasons.
Harley-Davidson’s turbulent week as brand eyes $1.25b deal & appoints new CEO after ‘1st-of-its-kind’ $6k bike rollout
HARLEY-DAVIDSON has introduced three massive changes in the hopes it can quell a two-decade-long sales slump.
From new CEOs to a first-of-its-kind motorbike roll-out, here is how the cult-favorite brand hopes to turn the business around.


This week, Harley-Davidson announced that Artie Starrs would be replacing Jochen Zeitz as CEO starting October 1.
Starrs is coming into the chief seat after a stint as the CEO of sports entertainment company Topgolf. Before that, he was the global CEO of Pizza Hut.
Zeitz had been leading Harley-Davidson since 2020, but had made some enemies in recent months.
In April, after he announced his intentions to retire, furious shareholders moved to try and kick him off the board entirely.
They blamed him and other leaders for being responsible for the “cultural depletion” of the brand, which has been battling an aging customer base.
However, Zeitz dodged the ousting in a tense vote in May and has continued to lead the company in his final months.
BILLION DOLLAR DEAL
Days before announcing the new appointment, Harley-Davidson signed a deal with a private equity firm that’s expected to unlock $1.25 billion in cash.
Harley-Davidson Financial Services, a subsidiary of the motorcycle manufacturer, partnered with KKR and Pimo to pay off debt and accelerate share repurchases, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The firms will purchase about two-thirds of consumer loans under the deal for five years going forward, according to Zeitz.
Harley-Davidson Financial Services will retain the last third.
“With this transaction, we are reducing our overall leverage and the perceived risk highlighted every time the business environment deteriorates,” the CEO said.
Shares skyrocketed 22% after the deal was announced, and the stock was on its way to the highest percentage increase since 2020.
Harley-Davidson's uncertain future
- May 2020: Jochen Zeitz replaces Matthew Levatich as the company’s CEO
- April 2021: Zeitz implements the “Hardwire” five-year plan, in which the company focused on revamping its core touring line-up and focused on online sales through the HD-1 Marketplace
- April 2021: Harley-Davidson lost millions after it was threatened by a 56% tariff from the EU, which never came to fruition, Reuters reported
- December 2024: In the fourth quarter, the company reported a loss of $117 million, with domestic market share shrinking by 13 percent in the same period
- February 2025: The trade war between Europe and the Trump administration leads Harley-Davidson’s CEO to say the company would “fight aggressively” against any tariffs, Milwaukee Journal reported
- April 1, 2025: Board member Jared Dourdeville wrote a letter announcing he would resign from the board and called for Zeitz to retire, blaming him for the “cultural” depletion of the company
- April 8, 2025: Zeitz announced he planned to step down and will remain the CEO until a replacement is found
NEW BIKE
The brand also introduced a new bike model in the past week in its latest bid to appeal to a wider audience.
Motorbikes have been falling out of fashion for years, and Harley is trying to get a foothold with younger riders.
Because of this, the brand released a new Sprint bike that’s selling for just $6,000.
The lightweight model still sports the enviable Harley-Davidson logo, but at a much more affordable price.
Dealerships will be shown the new bike in the fall.
However, fans won’t be able to get their hands on one until 2026.
Zeitz said that he believes this product will be key to the brand getting some extra cash.
In related Harley news, the brand recently slashed the prices on four popular bikes.