Kenneth Gachie
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'Soprano?' How Kindiki turned his flaws into power and gained political currency
This is a man who knew that there was nothing he could do about his sharp voice, but also a man who knew that he could harness his laughable idiosyncrasies into a Midas touch on the soul of the bored electorate.
KWS dismisses claim Ritz-Carlton camp blocking key wildebeest migration corridor
KWS clarified that the Ritz-Carlton Safari Camp sits within a designated low-use tourism investment zone, as outlined in the Maasai Mara National Reserve Management Plan (2023–2032). Between 1999 and 2002, the KWS says it used GPS tracking data from over 60 colla...
Outrage as daredevil Somali TikTokers obstruct traffic to create deadly content
Senselessly fearless, these young creators even sit right in the middle of the busy tarmac as minivans, saloon cars, lorries and buses can be seen in the horizon, hurtling down the road.
Influencer Diplomacy: How popular Kenyan celebrities are at the centre of critical international PR campaigns
In choosing Kenyan influencers, Israel, like China and other nations that may also be planning similar excursions, appears to have properly digested the sheer power of influencer-tourism in the Kenyan digital space, using these trips to showcase messaging aligned with...
Jamaican reggae superstar Jimmy Cliff dies aged 81
In 1965, he moved to London at the invitation of Island Records founder Chris Blackwell. There he expanded his sound to include soul and rhythm & blues and developed more in the direction of reggae.
Geoffrey Mosiria: The city's late night choirmaster is about to exit the stage. Or is he?
Camera savvy, and with a sickening knack to dramatise his late-night escapades, Mosiria became a ubiquitous figure in the backstreets of the city as he emerged from all corners, armed with a camera, a filming crew and an eagerness to kick up a verbal storm and turn the moment into a viral spectacle.
Robert Mugabe's son sentenced to three months for marijuana possession
The conviction marks a rare legal blow to the Mugabe family, once Zimbabwe’s most powerful political dynasty. While his late father ruled the country for nearly four decades, Mugabe Jnr has largely avoided politics, focusing instead on business and social ventures.
Africa Women’s 7s Cup: Sports CS Mvurya urges Kenyans to turn out, expresses confidence in the Lionesses
The government has called on Kenyans to turn out in large numbers this weekend as the Africa Women’s Sevens Cup returns to Nairobi for the first time in over a decade.
Kenyan Lionesses share personal stories, express excitement at upcoming Africa Women's Rugby 7s
Hosting the tournament for the second time (the first since 2014) at the spiritual home of Kenyan rugby, the RFUEA Grounds, provides an invaluable advantage.
Niffer: Tanzanian TikTok star's arrest, treason charge spark outrage across Africa
Niffer was among 22 young people charged with treason in Dar es Salaam on Friday following the violent unrest that erupted after the controversial elections.She was accused of encouraging people to disrupt the election and mobilized them to buy tear-gas protection masks from her shop in Sinza.