During Kenya’s 60th Jamhuri Day celebration at Uhuru Park this Tuesday, attendees were treated to a live performance by the renowned DJ Afro. Known for his unique contribution to the evolution of Kenyan entertainment, DJ Afro took a moment to reflect on the golden age of iconic shows such as Tausi, Vitimbi, and Vioja Mahakamani, while also highlighting the advancements brought by digital content creators.
His lively commentary offered a nostalgic journey through the rich history and transformation of Kenyan entertainment over the years.
DJ Afro’s impact on Kenya’s entertainment scene is immense, with his movie commentaries becoming a cherished experience for many. As the most celebrated movie commentator in the country, DJ Afro has built a vast and loyal fanbase. In some areas, fans gather and pay a small fee to watch a DJ Afro movie together, relishing his engaging and often humorous narration. This distinctive style has allowed people in Kenya and even neighboring Tanzania to enjoy movies regardless of language barriers.
James Muigai, originally from the small village of Ndundori in Nyandarua, adopted the stage name DJ Afro, which quickly became a household name. As his popularity soared, imitators began creating Facebook pages under variations of his name. To set himself apart, DJ Afro added extra elements to his name, evolving into DJ Afro Amigos, also known as Kimoda.
