The article covers multiple stories.First, President William Ruto's daughter, Cullie, recently graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Architecture and Design from Heriot-Watt University Dubai.The program costs up to KSh 3 million annually, totaling KSh 9-12 million over three to four years.President Ruto and First Lady Rachel attended her graduation ceremony in Dubai.Second, former Bauchi State Deputy Governor Baba Tela mourned the sudden death of his two children, Mustapha and Ummi, in a road accident in Nigeria.The siblings died instantly when their vehicle crashed on the Bauchi-Azare highway.
Third, Argentina's 3-2 comeback victory against Egypt in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 sparked controversy, with FIFA clarifying the match's final moments.The article also mentions Northlands City's housing prices and other local news.The stories highlight personal milestones, tragic losses, and global sports events, reflecting Kenya's interconnected world.
Original title: Celeb Digest: Ruto's Daughter Cullie Graduates from Dubai University, Ex-Deputy Governor Loses Sons
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