Facebook is making some major changes

If you weren't aware, Facebook is currently having its annual conference in San Francisco, where they talk about the future of the business. Yes, it might sound a bit yawn, but there's a LOT of changes coming our way so, here's what you need to know: 1. You can look back and cringe at old pics On This Day is a new way to look back at old things you have shared or been tagged in on Facebook. Plus, oh joy of joys, only YOU can see it, unless you choose to share it with your friends (obvs). Basically think TimeHop, but owned by Facebook. All you'll need to do is visit facebook.com/onthisday and choose to subscribe, ready for when it is rolled out on a screen near you very soon 2. Messenger is getting LOADS of cool updates Mainly you can finally send GIFs. WHOOP! Messenger is opening up to third parties, which means you can use things like Bitmoji and Giphy within the app, making messaging a lot more fun. There will be more freedom to use photos, videos, audio clips, but mainly, you should probably start stock-piling reaction GIFs now. Here's one to get you started: 3. And some slightly less cool updates Mainly the one that means brands can message you. But hopefully it won't be too spammy, as Facebook uses the example of online shopping (which Facebook is gradually branching into). If you buy something via Facebook (or even from one of the external brands Facebook is starting to partner with), they can message you about your order and you can also do things like update or change your purchase. 4. You can do more with videos As well as using videos in Facebook Messenger, the new Embedded Video Player function means you can now embed Facebook videos elsewhere - making it a new competitor with the likes of YouTube. Plus, they're working on new 360-degree video experience that means people with virtual reality headsets can have a super snazzy time viewing videos from different angles. 5. There is a LOT of development coming Facebook has got more than just messaging on its mind. They explain on their blog: "Developers can now easily use Parse to build a whole new category of apps for connected devices, from garage door openers to smoke detectors to wearable wristbands." So, in the not-too-distant future, we could be using Facebook for pretty much everything, by the sounds of it - turning off lights, recording shows on TV…?

KERICHO NEXT GOVERNOR.

after yesterday meeting at Kapkatet its now clear that the next Governor of Kericho county is former minister of road frankline bett (chepkoit). according to news moving around these man is starting to build up his political roots after moving to JAP .

BREAKING NEWS EMMY KOSKEI IS EXPECTANT

Talented gospel singer Emmy Kosgey revealed that she is pregnant. The artiste who speculation and rumors of her splitting with her Nigerian husband refuted the claims, saying the allegations were made by people of ill-will and in fact her marriage was stronger than ever.

MY VOTE IS NOT FOR JUBILEE 2017 SAYS ISAAC RUTO (PLOGOB)

Council of Governors Chair Isaac Ruto has declared he will not vote for Jubilee in 2017 if the performance of the government in regards to devolution is anything to go

I will not vote for Jubilee in 2017 By Rushdie Oudia Updated Thursday, March 19th 2015 at 12:35 GMT +3 Share this story: Kenya: Council of Governors Chair Isaac Ruto has declared he will not vote for Jubilee in 2017 if the performance of the government in regards to devolution is anything to go by. Ruto stated that whatever happened to Kajiado two days ago is a protest vote against President Uhuru Kenyatta's Jubilee Alliance Party (JAP) and his government for lack of commitment to devolution. He warned the top Jubilee leaders to stop chest thumping about their win in the last general elections yet there is nothing they can show to the people who voted for them. "The government has been joking with matters devolution, and the people of Kajiado have clearly demonstrated that they are not happy with the government, by voting in an ODM candidate," said Ruto. Ruto congratulated the electorate of Kajiado central for voting in an Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) candidate terming it a lesson to the Jubilee government who are not keen on devolution. The CoG chair who has been accused by his colleagues on many occasions of criticising the Jubilee government that sponsored him to his current position, mocked the ruling coalition. See also: Jubilee to discipline MCAs behind last week's Nakuru assembly chaos "Sijui kama niliwahi kuwa kwa hii Jubilee na sijui hata kama bado niko kwa hiyo serikali ya hao watu (I dont know if I was ever in Jubilee government and am not even sure if I belong there even now)," said Ruto.

Meet The NEWEST And HOTTEST Kenyan TV Female Anchor Right Now That Has The Streets STIFF

Digital Migration fiasco is finally coming to a close as the blacked out channels are making a comeback however the three week break has birthed new talents. Little known Ebru TV has emerged the winner given publicity gained. Talking of Ebru,forget what you heard or seen but this station holds the hottest and most voluptuous presenter we have in the screens right now. Got more curves than an abnormal curve on a graph. Here's something you're missing out on if you're not tuned on Ebru,meet Kamene Goro.