Luo Benga sensation Lillian Auma, aka Princess Jully, is dead. Jully died today after a long illness which has made her bedridden for years.Jully will be remembered for her hit songs that rented the airwaves in mid 90s to early 2000s. Some of her hit songs included, and not limited
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Obinna faults MPs on frequent “Mr speaker sir” mentions
Online content creator and former radio presenter Oga Obinna has taken issue with MPs’ fondness for mentioning the Speaker’s title every so often when making contributions on the floor of the House.The comedian sought to know whether it’s a House rule for MPs to repetitively mention the title ‘Mr Speaker’
Senator proposes licence to illicit brews
Kenyas may soon be able to freely enjoy illicit brews without getting into trouble with the authorities, says a nominated senator.This is if the Alcoholic Drinks (Amendment) Bill, 2024, before the Senate to decriminalise traditional brews such as Muratina, Busaa and Mnazi, is passed.The Bill brought by nominated Senator Raphael
US rapper dies after collapsing during a concert
Invest in creative economy, urges Ruto
President William Ruto has said the government recognises the creative economy as a pillar of economic transformation.The President said the Kenya Music Festival is a vital component in the advancement of the creative economy in the country.In the performance of cultural dances, he said, the festival plays a crucial role
United CEO’s message ahead of Friday’s EPL opener
Kenyan Facebookers to earn through Facebook ads
Facebook has launched FB monetization in Kenya, which will see content creators earn money by producing ORIGINAL videos and building their community, and through Facebook ads.Eligibility criteria for this will surround one being 18 years of age, have a minimum of 5,000 followers and meet the laid out requirements.Earning will
Govt to support youth through creative economy
The Government is investing in the development of Kenya’s creative economy to expand opportunities for talented youth, said President Ruto.To unleash a creative revolution in the country, President Ruto pledged to promote the expansion of galleries for Kenyan art and craft locally and abroad, establish a Film Fund and create
American moonshiners and their thievery trickery
During the Prohibition era in the United States (1920-1933), American moonshiners faced the challenge of evading law enforcement while producing and distributing illegal alcohol. To outsmart the police and navigate through fields undetected, these resourceful bootleggers came up with a clever invention known as "heifer-heels." Heifer-heels were specially designed shoes
Ruto asks private sector to sponsor Safari rally
President William Ruto has called on the private sector to play a greater role in hosting the World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally.Saying the global event presents huge untapped opportunities for business people, President Ruto asked them to participate and take advantage of the benefits the rally provides.The President pointed