Celeb Digest: KDF Soldier's Somali Accent Goes Viral, Mulamwah Flaunts His KCSE Certificate

• Content creator Mulamwah showed off his KCSE certificate with an A minus, leaving many inspired by his academic prowess
• A KDF soldier also stunned Kenyans with his impeccable accents after pulling off Somali and Luo accents
• TUKO.co.ke shared the top stories of the week, including a Burundian artiste who was stood up by his Kenyan lover when he visited for the first time

Comedian Kendrick Mulamwah has proved that he has brains for days after his KCSE certificate emerged online.

His certificate showed that the father of two had earned himself an A- grade in his national secondary examinations.

He joined a list of personalities who hit the headlines this week and left Kenyans talking for days. Here are the top stories as shared by TUKO.co.ke:

1. KDF soldier's Somali, Luo accents amaze Kenyans: "He's in wrong career"

A Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier won Kenyans' admiration for a funny video captured in a bushy area.

The soldier in combat gear accurately imitated women speaking in Luo and Somali accents.

The video impressed many social media users, with some saying he could have a career in comedy.

2. Mulamwah proudly flaunts KCSE certificate with grade A- in resurfaced photo: "The best”

Mulamwah, better known as David Oyando, sat for his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) in Kitale.

The St Anthony's Boys High alumnus previously shared his KCSE certificate, earning praise online for his good grades.

Former schoolmates attested to his classroom prowess; others said his A- grade would motivate students.

3. Burundian artiste fumes at JKIA as Kenyan bae he came to meet switches off phone: "Nilimpea KSh 2m"

A Burundian man, Mr Champagne, arrived in Kenya to meet his Kenyan girlfriend for the first time.

Upon landing at JKIA, the girlfriend allegedly switched off her mobile phone, which was unreachable.

Mr Champaign claimed he had spent KSh 2 million on her as he expressed his frustration and hinted at dealing with her.

4. Cheruiyot Kirui's family decides to leave his body on Everest: "Don't want to endanger lives"

Cheruiyot Kirui, a Kenyan banker who died while scaling Mount Everest, will not be repatriated to Kenya.

The family announced the hard decision after comprehensive consultations and deemed attempts to retrieve his body too risky.

However, the heartbroken family said they found solace knowing Cheruiyot rested in a place he loved.

5. Kenyan man paints KSh 1 Coin to appear like KSh 10: "DCI watching”

A young Kenyan man was captured on camera painting KSh 1 coins using golden nail polish to make them look different.

The coins ended up appearing like KSh 10, which would then be used to fleece unsuspecting Kenyans.

The video attracted backlash on social media, with many warning that the DCI would apprehend him.

Last week, renowned US televangelist Benny Hinn shared his biggest regrets in his ministry while admitting some mistakes he made.

Gospel singer Florence Roberts was laid to rest, and her father requested his late daughter's hubby not to abandon him as he had no one left.

TUKO.co.ke featured the trending stories, including Kenyans wondering where Charlene Ruto was as her family toured the US.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.