Celebrity Egypt Criss has made a lot of headlines and stirred a lot of conversation on social media due to her storyline on this season of Growing up Hip Hop. After last week's blowout fight with Briana Latrise, Criss has been very vocal on social media, expressing disdain for how the show depicted what happened. Published on May 24, 2020 2 min read Egypt Criss has made a lot of headlines and stirred a lot of conversation on social media due to her storyline on this season of Growing up Hip Hop.

Georges Niang Parents & Ethnicity:– Georges Niang is an American-Senegalese professional basketball player. He plays for the Philadelphia 76ers of the National Basketball Association as a Power forward. He was selected 50th overall in round 2 by the Indiana Pacers to the 2016 National Basketball Association draft.  At present, his fans are searching for Georges Niang Parents, Ethnicity. Who are Georges Niang’s Parents? You can get all details provided below. Georges Niang Parents (Father and Mother Names) Georges Niang was born to  Sidy Niang ( Father ) and  Alison Niang ( Mother ).

The results of Kenya’s general election can make for gloomy reading. If upheld by the Supreme Court, the country will have elected as president William Ruto who, along with outgoing President Uhuru Kenyatta, was indicted for crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court in 2012. Ruto, who was eventually discharged by the ICC, is also viewed by many Kenyans, including by some of his own supporters, as among the most corrupt figures in the country’s political firmament.

Thomas Ravenel: A Politician and Reality TV Star Thomas Ravenel, a politician and reality television star, has a net worth of $6 million. He is a former State Treasurer of South Carolina and founder of the Ravenel Development Corporation, a commercial real estate company. Ravenel ran for the US Senate in 2004 and came in third in the Republican primary. In June 2007, Ravenel was indicted on federal cocaine distribution charges and suspended from his duties as State Treasurer.

A team of Australian doctors have radically transformed a young woman born with a rare medical condition that caused tumours to deform her face. Natalia Apaseray, 26, from the Papuan city of Jayapura in Indonesia, was born with neurofibromatosis, a rare genetic disorder that causes benign tumours to grow on the skin, spinal cord and nerves.  Ms Apaseray suffered a severe form of the condition but could not get the medical help she so desperately needed in West Papua.