Here’s the first change after my victory – FKF President-elect Hussein Mohammed
Newly elected Football Kenya Federation (FKF) president Hussein Mohammed, 47, has reiterated his campaign promise to transform Kenyan football following
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I can date a broke man, but… – Victoria Kimani
The multi-talented Victoria Kimani is a singer, songwriter, and actress. Born in Los Angeles, USA, and catapulted to stardom after
Tomas Matiko
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Susan Kaittany pays Sh40k debt as auctioneers close in on Spa
Reality TV star and businesswoman Susan Kaittany has averted a crisis that could have seen her Posh Palace Hair Studio
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Why Jackie Matubia left a good London life for one in Kawangware before fame
Actress Jackie Matubia has been around long enough to have appeared in several Kenyan films. Her breakthrough came a decade
Tomas Matiko
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Amapiano star Virgo Deep among 30 acts headlining Kilifi’s Beneath The Baobab festival
Amapiano star Virgo Deep and Berlin-based DJ Natalie Robinson one of the breaking artists of house music are among the
Tomas Matiko
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Njerae talks about her love life and music
Indie- Soul, Afro-Fusion & RnB with rich vocal tones and soulful, that's Njerae's style of music. The Kenyan singer, songwriter,
Tomas Matiko
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My ambition to enter politics wasn’t money driven – MC Jessy
Churchill comedian MC Jessy says his intention to enter politics wasn't driven by money, but rather to push for the
Tomas Matiko
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Organizer say Octobafest main concert cancellation had nothing to do with Walker Town gaffe
When the two-day main event of OktobaFest 2024, scheduled to take place this week on 26-27 October, was canceled earlier
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Emmanuel Wandera receives part of Sh770,000 prize as Kenya’s BIC’s Art Master Africa 2024 winner
Emmanuel Wandera is Kenya's national winner of the sixth edition of BIC's Art Master Africa art competition. The competition took
Tomas Matiko
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I was ‘salimiwad’ over internet outage during Gen Z protests and I accept it – Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa
Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa says he has accepted all the insults (kusalimiwa) hurled at him by Kenyans across the divide
