Benson Gathungu Kamua, famously known as Muthee Kiengei, is a Kenyan comedian, morning show presenter and an ordained man of God. He is an effervescent person who makes witty jokes during live his show. Many know him for his strikingly exquisite looks and witty tongue. His choice to became a Godly man came as a […]
Unscrupulous businessmen were arrested in Langata, Nairobi packaging fake Balozi, Black Ice and Gilbeys. The suspects, who are distinguished as Daniel Kiprop and Ezekiel Busienei, were caught by detectives, following a hint from the public. The residents became suspicious after they spotted trucks entering and leaving the residential area daily. The concerned residents informed the […]
Neo Kenya Mpya buses are a typical sight on the Thika Super Highway and are currently assuming control over the Kangundo route. The buses have had a sizeable portion of bad publicity; however which public service vehicle using the Nairobi route has a perfect record? The businessman who has a larger part stake in Neo […]
When taking a tour of the city under the sun ‘Nairobi’, odds are you won’t miss the signage of the pervasive Lloyd Masika Company on several structures, going from top of the line shopping malls to private buildings. It is assessed that the real estate as well as a valuation company deals with a property […]
Kienyeji Eggs: Growing up in Sabugo , Ol Kalou division, in Nyandarua County, Paul Muchiri Njoroge wanted to be a polutry farmer. While his companions despised farming, he sharpened his skills at a young age. In 2013, he chose to wander into commercial poultry keeping. “Farming was fun for me unlike my peers who saw […]
“Jack zollo” or John Baptista Kiriamiti. The one who has spent more life in prison than in free world talks about his life, from bank robberies,car hijacking to life at Kamiti Maximum prison and today a celebrated author,full of wisdom and now a family man. John kiriamiti with monicah kagoni of “Metha ya Kagoni Show” […]
At the point when Patrick Mwangi began selling (mitumba) as a sophomore, he didn’t do it for cash, but to buy some things his family couldn’t afford. While a student at Laikipia High School, he would buy clothes from a local supplier, which he would later sell to his friends and colleagues during during holidays. […]