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01/01/2025

My brand new taxi

01/01/2025

A woman who had recently moved to Kwa mbuzi near Ruai, Nanyuki has been found dead along the vivo energy road. The body has been transferred to Nanyuki teaching and referral hospital.

01/01/2025

Lazima tukuze molima

01/01/2025

Police on duty

01/01/2025

Title ya hii movie kutoka kenya

01/01/2025

Jose Chameleone, Real Name Joseph Mayanja born on April 30, 1979, in Kampala, Uganda, is one of East Africa's most renowned Afrobeat artists. He grew up in a musically inclined family as the fourth child of Gerald Mayanja and Prossy Musoke. His passion for music was evident from a young age, inspired by his grandfather, a guitarist, and his father, a band member. Chameleone pursued his education at Nakasero Primary School and later attended Mengo Secondary, Kawempe Muslim Secondary, and Katikamu SDA schools, although his academic journey faced challenges. He began his career as a DJ in Kampala and transitioned into music with the Kenyan record label Ogopa Deejays, releasing his debut hit single, "Bageya," in 2000.

Chameleone's music blends Afrobeat, reggae, and local Ugandan sounds, earning him fame across Africa and beyond. Notable albums include Mama Mia, Valu Valu, Bayuda, and Badilisha. His songs, such as Jamila, Shida za Dunia, and Wale Wale, have garnered widespread acclaim. As the founder of Leone Island Music Empire, he has mentored prominent artists like Weasel, Radio, and King Saha. Chameleone's international tours span continents, with performances in the US, UK, Sweden, and Malaysia, among others. His contributions to music have been recognized with multiple awards, including Pearl of Africa Music Awards and Tanzania Music Awards.

Beyond music, Chameleone has engaged in philanthropy through the Chameleone Foundation, promoting youth development and awareness on critical issues like HIV/AIDS. He also ventured into politics, contesting for Kampala’s Lord Mayor position in 2021. Married to Daniella Atim since 2008, they share five children. Despite personal and professional challenges, Chameleone remains a pivotal figure in African music, celebrated for his artistry and influence.
What else do you love about Jose chamelion?

01/01/2025

Eti KCSE class of 1997 wako analogue?what bout wa 2025 after calendar kuendana

01/01/2025

Which generation do you fall under?
1901-1924(Greatest Gen. age100-123]
1925 -1945 (Salient Gen. [age 79-99]
1946-1964 (Baby Boomers[age 60-78 ]
1965-1980 ( Generation-X [age 44-59]
1981-1996 ( Millennials-Y [age 28-43]
1997-2012 ( Generation- Z [age 12-27]
2013-2025 ( Alpha Gen.. [age 0-11]

01/01/2025

REUBEN CHESIRE: THE MAN WHO WAS ALLEGEDLY SLAPPED BY RUTO.

Ruben Kiplagat Chesire was a notable Kenyan politician from Kabarnet Baringo County who served as the Member of Parliament for Eldoret North Constituency from 1988 to 1997. He also served as an assistant minister and chairman of the Kenya Dairy Board (KDB).

Chesire, the son of Elizabeth Kobilo Chesire and Isaiah Chemwetich Chesire, weathered many political battles.

However, one incident stood out in his life: the day when William Ruto, who was then the MP for the same constituency, allegedly slapped him at State House.

It was in mid-2002 during a heated campaign season as the general election was nearing. Chesire, who was Ruto’s rival at that time for the Eldoret North MP seat, had visited State House to ask Daniel Moi, the then President, for permission to proceed out of the country for official duties.

The following day, he claimed that Ruto had ‘punched’ him at State House, a confession that was widely reported in the media.

Narrating this incident a few days before he died in 2008, Chesire explained and was quoted by the media saying,

“I have had obstacles all my (political) life. Until today, I have never understood why my enemies have been strongly against me. They have been fighting me using all means, including going physical.”

However, Ruto vehemently denied that such an incident took place.

Other than this single incident, Chesire’s contribution to the Kenyan political, social, and economic scenes was immense.

Apart from serving his constituents as MP and Kenyans as assistant minister and chairman of various departments, he was also a profound farmer.

His love for Ayrshire farming earned him the prestigious position of president of the Ayrshire World, a post he maintained from 1980 to 1984. He was the first African to hold the position, and consequently, the Ayrshire World Conference was held in Kenya.

Via Standard Digital.

01/01/2025

New year new comeback of polythene bags in kenyans market despite it's Barn in kenya

01/01/2025

We are back to 1997 the year of moi,we don't know about 2025

01/01/2025

Hii pesa naskia itatumika tena juu tumerudi mwaka wa 1997 leo

01/01/2025

Happy new year gone wrong in Aiyebo AIC on kesha night of 31st as thief sn**ch away church attendance phone and runs away.

This comes after when the church attendance elder was trying to record a new year festive flim video for rememberance of 2024

The case has been recorded at kabartonjo police station and OB granted to arrest the night thief not known by people but only God and Satan khows the thief

01/01/2025

Mnaitaje Huyu mnyama kwa lugha yenu

01/01/2025

Seretunin residents of sondilion outcry to area chief and village elder to investigate a bodaboda Rider delivering alcohol to sondilion and sengjan daily night at 1:4Am UpTo 2Am morning

01/01/2025

habari za hivi Sasa;Mwili wa mwanaume mmoja mkaaji wa kibisem mwenye umri wa kati umepatikana ukiwa bila kichwa na sehemu za Siri karibu na keda

01/01/2025

1997 calendar is same as 2025 new year calendar, people may use 1997 calendar too

01/01/2025

Mechanic and experience drivers what could be the reason for the bursting

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