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WORLDSep 16Eugenio Derbez, Mexican actor, 65 years old: “When they ask me where I get my ideas from, I always say from tragedies”El artista explicó cómo transforma situaciones dolorosas en material para construir personajes, escenas y proyectos.En una entrevista contó por qué considera que el humor latinoamericano está estrechamente ligado al drama.Clarín
WORLDSep 16Witsel retires from internationals after 18-year Belgium careerVeteran midfielder Axel Witsel announced his retirement from international football on Wednesday, bringing an end to a Belgium career which saw him become their second-most capped player. The post Witsel retires from internationals after 18-year Belgium career appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLDSep 16Suspected London ‘Putney Pusher’ found dead, media reports sayNicholas Brandram (44) had been arrested in June on suspicion of grievous bodily harmIrish Times World
WORLDSep 16Imran Khosla: The Low-Key Entrepreneur Making an Impact Beyond BusinessBy KT Team For years, Imran Khosla maintained the profile of a businessman more comfortable operating behind the scenes than occupying the public spotlight. Known largely within business and professional circles, Khosla kept much of his personal life, entrepreneurial activities and community work away from public attention. That relative anonymity began to change after President William Ruto attended his son's wedding in Mombasa, drawing wider interest in the businessman and the life he had built outside the glare of publicity. Behind that growing public profile is an entrepreneur whose interests span several sectors, with information technology, fintech and software development forming an important part of his business journey. Khosla has developed business interests around technology-driven solutions, with activities and investments extending into different African markets. His portfolio also includes interests in real estate, reflecting an entrepreneurial approach that has expanded beyond a single industry. Yet business represents only one side of the story. Those familiar with Khosla's activities point to years of community involvement and philanthropy that have often taken place quietly, without the publicity that frequently accompanies charitable initiatives by prominent businesspeople. A Philanthropist Away From the Cameras Khosla's approach to philanthropy has largely reflected the same low-key character associated with his business life. Rather than turning every charitable contribution into a public event, his community activities have generally remained outside mainstream attention. His philanthropic interests have included youth empowerment, community development and assistance to people facing medical challenges , according to those familiar with his work. Support for water initiatives has also formed part of the community projects associated with him, particularly in areas where reliable access to essential services remains a daily challenge. It reflects a philosophy increasingly associated with his public profile: that entrepreneurship should ultimately create value beyond the balance sheet. For successful businesspeople, wealth can build companies and create investment opportunities. But it can also become a tool for addressing practical problems within communities. That second dimension is becoming an important part of Khosla's story. Faith, Community and Service Faith also occupies an important place in Khosla's life. A practising Muslim, he has supported religious and community institutions, including initiatives connected with the construction and development of mosques and madrassas . He has also participated in Islamic religious gatherings and community events, including commemorations marking the birth of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). Commemoration of the birth of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) at Imran Khosla residence Such gatherings extend beyond religious observance. They provide opportunities for communities to reflect on values including compassion, generosity, humility, peace and responsibility towards others. For Khosla, involvement in these activities has provided another connection with communities beyond the boardroom. It also helps explain why philanthropy and religious service feature prominently in accounts of his life from people who know him personally. Technology at the Centre of His Business Journey While his community activities provide one side of his profile, technology remains central to Khosla's entrepreneurial story. His interests in fintech and software development place him within a rapidly expanding African technology economy where businesses and governments are increasingly adopting digital systems for payments, financial services and everyday operations. Africa's technology landscape has changed dramatically over the past two decades, creating opportunities for entrepreneurs capable of identifying gaps between traditional systems and emerging digital solutions. Khosla's business interests have developed within this changing environment. Alongside technology, his interests in real estate have provided diversification, creating a broader entrepreneurial portfolio rather than concentrating his activities within one sector. This combination of technology, investment and property has helped establish the business foundation behind the relatively private public figure. A Wedding That Brought National Attention For someone accustomed to operating quietly, one family occasion unexpectedly brought Khosla considerably closer to the national spotlight. President William Ruto's attendance at his son's wedding in Mombasa generated public interest in the family and inevitably prompted questions about the businessman hosting some of the country's prominent personalities. For many Kenyans encountering his name for the first time, the occasion created curiosity: Who is Imran Khosla? Yet those who had interacted with him through business, religious and community circles were already familiar with a man whose network had developed over years. The increased attention represents a significant shift for someone who had largely avoided cultivating a celebrity-businessman image. Measuring Success Beyond Money Khosla's emerging public profile ultimately presents a broader question about how entrepreneurial success should be measured. Businesses, investments and financial performance are obvious measures. But there is another measure that doesn't necessarily appear on a company's balance sheet: what happens when private success is converted into opportunities for other people. A young person who receives support can pursue an opportunity that previously appeared unreachable. A family struggling with medical expenses can receive assistance during an extraordinarily difficult period. A community water project can address a problem affecting hundreds of households. A mosque or madrassa can serve generations long after the person who contributed towards it has moved on. These interventions may receive considerably less attention than multimillion-shilling business transactions, but their impact can be deeply personal. Building a Legacy Beyond Business As Khosla becomes more recognisable outside traditional business circles, the challenge will be maintaining the balance that has characterised much of his journey: pursuing commercial opportunities while remaining connected to community and faith. His story stretches from fintech and software development to real estate, philanthropy, youth empowerment and religious causes . And perhaps that combination provides the clearest picture of the businessman. Imran Khosla's growing public profile may have been accelerated by a high-profile family occasion, but the fuller story extends beyond photographs with prominent personalities. It is the story of an entrepreneur seeking to build businesses while supporting causes and communities important to him. For those who have interacted with Khosla closely, therefore, his eventual legacy may not be measured solely by the companies established, investments made or wealth accumulated. It may equally be measured by the people empowered, communities supported and institutions strengthened along the way.kenyatoday · kenya
WORLDSep 16Ezra Collective Takes U.K. Jazz to New Heights with Mercury‐Winning DebutLondon's Ezra Collective has, with its debut album 'Dance, No One's Watching', cemented a new era for U.K. jazz, blending African, Caribbean and contemporary sounds while tackling gender imbalance and global activism.headtopics · united states of america
WORLDSep 16Rabbi assaulted at bus stop says Milan Jews chief'An act of such violence has never happened before' says MeghnagiANSA [en]
WORLDSep 16Fugitive Oussama B. caught in Paris, helped prepare murder of Derk WiersumDe voortvluchtige Oussama B. is gearresteerd in Parijs. Hij werd begin september in hoger beroep veroordeeld tot ruim elf jaar cel, onder meer voor betrokkenheid bij de voorbereiding van de moord op advocaat Derk Wiersum. Zijn advocaat Wesley van Soest bevestigt de arrestatie aan de NOS na berichtgeving van het AD. Volgens Van Soest was B. klaar met de alsmaar durende klopjacht. "Ook had cliënt gehoopt op meer steun vanuit het Openbaar Ministerie om de terugkeer mogelijk te maken." Van Soest meldt dat B. graag een deal wilde sluiten met het OM, maar dat het daar niet op is ingegaan. Derk WiersNOS Buitenland
WORLDSep 16Monica Bellucci in a Chilling French Home-Invasion ThrillerOn this week’s Arts 24, Manon Kerjean from Lost in Frenchlation joins Charlotte Lam to take a closer look at three French films of the moment: From a terrifying birthday party to a relationship that slowly turns toxic, this month’s French cinema brings plenty of tension, drama and dark humour.France 24 [en]
WORLDSep 16Kim Kardashian gets €1 in damages over 2016 Paris robberyThe court last year found eight people guilty for their roles in the robbery, which Kardashian described as “the most terrifying experience of my life.” The post Kim Kardashian gets €1 in damages over 2016 Paris robbery appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLDSep 16Manchester United vs Brighton LIVE updates and team news from Carabao Cup fixtureThis article provides live updates and team news for the Carabao Cup fixture between Manchester United and Brighton. It covers an ongoing sports event.manchestereveningnews_co_uk · united kingdom
WORLDSep 16Luka Romero, the "Mexican Messi" who played for Argentina and wants to win the Campeones Cup against Inter Miami with Cruz AzulHe was regarded as one of the new talents expected to follow Leo's legacy. He was the youngest to debut in LaLiga in Spain and excelled in a U-20 tournament with Argentina. He is the main figure of the Mexican team and tonight faces his nemesis for a title.Clarín
WORLDSep 16Gonzalo, a farmer and rancher with 1,500 goats, reveals what it's like to live off the land: "I have 5 vacation days a year and work many hours a week"At 49 years old, the Spaniard runs a family farm that combines hundreds of hectares of crops with a large goat farm. His routine, however, comes at a cost measured in long hours of physical effort.Clarín
WORLDSep 16Colapinto's jab at Pierre Gasly on a Spanish late night show: 'I should have honked at him'• After finishing seventh in the Spanish Grand Prix, the Argentine driver participated in the television program La Revuelta with David Broncano. • During the interview, he received a horn as a gift and made a spicy comment about the incident he had on track with his teammate Pierre Gasly.Clarín
WORLDSep 16Chart-topping singer to play 'intimate' gig in NorwichJamie T will perform an intimate solo show at the UEA LCR in Norwich on October 14, celebrating the new album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning).edp24_co_uk · united kingdom
WORLDSep 16Marie-Antoinette: France’s last queen and first influencer?This year, several French landmarks are paying tribute to France’s last queen, Marie-Antoinette. Despite her public execution taking place more than 230 years ago, the monarch continues to fascinate both at home and abroad. Our reporters dive into the reasons behind the lasting interest and explore why she could be considered France’s first influencer.France 24 [en]
WORLDSep 16Italy's oldest man dies at 112Potenza-born farmer Vitantonio Lovallo was repository of village historyANSA [en]
WORLDSep 16In conversation with artist Nora ChipaumireBetween dance, installation work, music making and more, artist Nora Chipaumire brings her ideas to Paris, hosted by the Résidence Tallard. Chipaumire is also leading performances and workshops at the Festival d'Automne, a contemporary arts festival in the French capital. At the heart of her work, she tells FRANCE 24, is a will to "shift the world into a much more positive, joyful" and equitable place.France 24 [en]
WORLDSep 16British-American writer Bonnie Greer dies aged 77Chicago-born playwright Bonnie Greer, who became a familiar face in British political discourse later in life, has died. Her husband David Hutchins announced news of Greer's death.DW News [en]
WORLDSep 16Inter Miami of Messi vs. Cruz Azul, LIVE, for the Campeones Cup: time, lineups and where to watch the matchThe duel pits the MLS champion against the Liga MX champion. It is the debut as coach for Kily González, recently arrived in the United States. It can be watched on AppleTV+ starting at 9 PM.Clarín
WORLDSep 16Livingston Parish Library Board appoints its fourth library director in three yearsThe board has cycled through several directors in recent years. Its last director, Na’Chel Shannon, resigned in March after less than two months on the job.theadvocate · united states of america
WORLDSep 16Abuse survivors set out demands before meeting Pope Leo in FranceSeven survivors of sexual violence in the Catholic Church who are due to meet Pope Leo XIV during his visit to France later this month have insisted the talks will not weaken their demands, as five publicly identified themselves on Wednesday.RFI [en]
WORLDSep 16School student injured in IdukkiA school student sustained an injury in Idukki, reporting a local incident.The Hindu
WORLDSep 1621 Italian films in the running to be selected as Italy's Oscar contenderCandidate to represent Italy to be chosen at September 23 meetingANSA [en]
WORLDSep 16Macedonia beats Israel and Portugal is in the "round of sixteen" of the European volleyball championshipMacedonia defeated Israel in a European volleyball match, which means Portugal has advanced to the 'round of sixteen' in the tournament. This is a result from a European volleyball championship.ojogo_pt · portugal
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