Fashionista Mwaj Ahmed is one hot lady who is building a name as sexiest babe in Kampala.
With her stunning body bikini, Mwaj has the backing.
Her latest photos while enjoying at The Sands At Nomad Diani Beach in Kenya is a proof that she rocks when it comes to bikini.
“With only a few steps from my room to the beach, every day is a beach here at Diani and i love the beach,” she posted on her photos.
Nairobi, Kenya: The Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Culture and Heritage, Ambassador Amina Mohammed has called upon all artists, actors and musicians represented across the country to submit their works for the “Work for Pay” Kshs. 100 million stimuli package provided by His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta to cushion the creative industry during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic. These were her sentiments during the burial of renowned Legend John Nzenze’s burial over the weekend read by former MCSK ChairmanBernard Mukaisi Iganga.
In her tribute to the fallen maestro, The CS said, “John Nzenze will be remembered as the musician who pioneered African twist with among others, the single ‘Angelike Twist‘. His recordings will forever be an inspiration to all his peers and should inspire young and upcoming musicians and artists.” “We will miss his great performances but all those he motivated will keep his vision alive through each small action we take towards enabling a better music and cultural industry.” She added.
The CS has also encouraged artistes to put in submissions in support of John Nzenze’s legacy which will stand as a resounding example to all the musicians, who revered Nzenze as an inspiration.
The Ministry has engaged the private sector, artists and the entire industry in discussions to review and enhance the effectiveness and commercial value of music production.
To this end, we have designated the Permanent Presidential Music Commission as a key resource in this endeavor. Our goal is to expand their studios to accommodate many more artists in affordable high quality vocal, instrumental training and production. So far, PPMC has mentored more than 10,000 musicians since August last year and will continue to do more to spread creation resources to all 47 Counties, particularly those with a critical mass of legendary composers and vocalists.
In order to streamline operations within the industry, we have waived the fees required by the Department of Culture to register cultural artists, including herbalists, with the Ministry. This will ensure that no one is locked out of this process on account of lack of financial resources. I therefore urge and encourage artists and musicians to register with the Department of Culture to provide us a platform to communicate and work together to build the sector.
The Ministry will soon roll out a non-internet based USSD code to allow more people from the counties to enroll as well as commence production road shows to evaluate and package entries from across the country.
Kenya’s first ever Djs competition is about to go down. The competition dubbed that is themed Compe Ni Compe will see fans take a musical journey through the art of disc jockeying.
The competition targets all DJs with the ability to wow the audience with their art and skills and will see the DJs compete from the comfort of their homes and their various sets streamed live on Facebook Group page –Compe ni Compe – https://web.facebook.com/groups/compenicompe/?_rdc=1&_rdr
The Compe ni Compe winner will be voted by the audience and the winner will be named the “Kenyan DJ of the Year”.
He or she stands to gain street credibility and some monetary incentive.
The timeline of the competition depends on the number of participants who will confirm their availability to take part.
With the ongoing online debate of DJs being cut off during live streaming, the organizer of the online DJ competition Prince Otach said, “The copyright issue is more complex than we think.”
He however encouraged Kenyan DJS to join the competition.
“This is an opportunity for true Kenyan DJs to stand up and be counted, Kenyan DJS have been selling us an illusion of an over hyped top DJ, who believe they have it. This is their time to come out and claim their seat at this competition,” Prince Otach Organisers, said.
DJ Kalonje and DJ Brownskin will be joined by top Embu DJ Caril the scratch queen master in the competition.
Nairobi, Kenya: Following the launch of the Kshs. 100mArtists’ Stimulus Programme on 10th May 2020 by Amb. (Dr.) Amina Mohamed, Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Culture and Heritage and the unveiling of the “Together at Home” campaign, I am delighted to inform you that the call for applications is now officially launched.
All interested artists, musicians and actors are invited to immediately submit their proposals on artistic productions for consideration by the Ministry.
We are cognizant of the fact that Kenya has over 100,000 creatives and that the available funding may not be sufficient to cover all artists engaged within the creative economy. Therefore, this will be a competitive process.
This programme will be implemented by the following Departments and Agencies who will also be responsible for disbursement of funds to persons selected to engage in the project:the Permanent Presidential Music Commission (PPMC) which will facilitate the participation of musicians, DJs, dancers and Acapella groups in all their categories; Department of Culture will cover comedians and visual artists; the Kenya Cultural Centreresponsible for actors, poets, story-tellers, theatre, including radio theatre and mimes; the National Museums of Kenya which will oversee mural and graffiti artists while the Kenya Film Commission will manage all matters film & content creation.
The application portal domiciled on the Ministry of Sports, Culture and Heritage’s is now open. Creatives across the country are invited to submit their applications. Interested practitioners can now visit www.sportsheritage.go.ke and fill in the provided application forms for consideration.The criteria are spelt out on the website under the various genres.
The Ministry shall endeavour to guarantee participation reach in all the 47 Counties, ensure gender parity and pay particular emphasis on the 30% reservation for vulnerable groups including Persons Living with Disability. The Departments and Agencies will be assisted by an academy of professional creatives from different disciplines in the selection process.
We would like to assure industry practitioners and the general public of that the selection process will be fair, transparent and accountable in the selection of content providers and distribution of funds.
You can also track the progress of the respective programs on various digital & social media (Kulture–tv on all platforms and running with the hashtag #togetherathome#PamojaNyumbani).
Signed
Josephta O. Mukobe, (Ms) CBS,
Principal Secretary
State Department for Culture and Heritage
Liquid Telecom enables East African Community to function as close to normal across it’s East Africa Backbone as it ‘digitally transforms’ in less than a month as a result of COVID-19 pandemic
Nairobi, Kenya: Leading pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom has made it possible for the East Africa Community (EAC) member states to function as close to normal despite the coronavirus pandemic. By offering superior connectivity and digital solutions across Liquid Telecom’s East Africa backbone, the EAC, consisting of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan, has been ‘digitally transformed’ with best-in-class connectivity and collaboration tools.
This effort is in response to a ‘Joint Ministerial COVID-19 Preparedness and Response’ meeting instructing EAC member states to suspend face-to-face meetings and switch to ‘Modern Technology’ as a result of the crisis. The provision of Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) across a closed wide area network also supports the EAC’s own dedicated Video Conferencing (VC). With Liquid Telecom’s enhanced connectivity combined with the latest digital tools, Members of parliament and EAC Ministries are maintaining uninterrupted close to normal operations during the virus pandemic while also delivering on itspromise of regional integration.
Liquid Telecom had already established a Wide Area Network (WAN) in 2019 – in Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda South Sudan and Tanzania, all member states are connected. Network traffic flows are increased via the shortest path between each state across Liquid Telecom’s high capacity fibre network. This includes connectivity to the main EAC data centre in Arusha, East African Institutions located in different partner states and its back up facility in Uganda linked directly to the 6 EAC Court of Justice located in different countries of EAC and relevant authorities like National Banks and capital market authorities in EAC.
“If ‘necessity is the mother of invention’, COVID-19 has forced us all to rethink our daily lives and how we work, and Africa is no exception. Supporting all of our customers and especially the East Africa Community at this critical time is a priority for Liquid Telecom. We have ensured the EAC maintains as close to normal operations with world-class digital services and collaboration software delivered across ‘Liquid Telecom’s East Africa Backbone’ a new eco-system for the Extended East African Communities offering enhanced connectivity. The resilience of our network means we are always able to serve a vital function, even during this crisis,” said Adil Youssefi, CEO Liquid Telecom East Africa Region.
“My deepest condolences to all those who have lost friends and family due to COVID-19. And my appreciation to the governments, emergency services and health care staff that are playing a critical role reducing the impact of the virus while also helping to save lives,” continued Adil Youssefi.
Commenting on the announcement Eng. Murenzi Daniel, Principal Information Technology Officer, East African Community said, “Business continuity is critical at the East African Community as member states continue to engage on regional matters. Even in the midst of COVID 19, key decisions still need to be made and Liquid Telecom has enabled us to stay on top of things. We have been able to hold several meetings virtually with our stakeholders, East African Legislative Assembly Committee meetings also plenary and parliamentary sessions have started online with quick response times from member states owing to Liquid Telecom’s collaboration tools. Communication among members has been seamless and we have experienced superior network performance all through. We are looking forward to continue using these tools provided for communication to enhance regional integration in both the short and long term.”
In addition to enhanced connectivity during the virus pandemic, Virtual Workplace by Liquid Telecom supports home and remote working with Microsoft Teams collaboration tool with video conferencing plus full online access to Office 365 – www.liquid.fyi/virtual
Kenyan singer, songwriter, actress and entertainer, Victoria Kimani is surely stunning.
The star caused scrotal eruptions among her male fans by posting a saucy dripping image on her Instagram.
She is seen showing off her sexy black underwear, her hot boobs and belle. “Good night i guess,” she wrote on the pictures.
She was previously signed to Nigerian Record Label Chocolate City and was described as the record label’s first lady. As a singer, she is popularly known for her numerous hits and sense of style.
Well, the Kenyan dancehall scene has never been awash with many artists with only a few notable old guards of the genre and really nobody fresh to keep the genre going and you can not be mistaken for saying dancehall was on it’s dead bed in Kenya.
Not only in Kenya but East Africa as a whole coz we will always witness very few dancehall acts come out to release fresh content year long except for the few like Wyre and Redsan.
Never the less, a new Kenyan artist has been steadily on the rise churning hits after hits, Nakuru bases artist Teferah is already a household name in the Rift Valley.
Also known as the 46 boss,he runs the city in the genre and looks like he is ready to take over the throne and what can we say but hail the king.
His new Video Anna Marie is a dose of what you should expect from him as it is full of solid rhymes and a crazy baseline.
Any good music listener would be quick to say they have fallen in love with the song as the video is trendy with a mesmerising set up.
Check out Teferah on his new release ‘Anna Marie’
https://youtu.be/qiEdZElXRF0
Meet the young Girl who has been frustrating the Kenyan presenters’ marriages
A chilling confession of a 20 year old sexy babe who has slept with husbands of Kenyan TV Female presenters while watching them live on screens has left Kenya in shock.
The girl, whose name we cannot reveal, comes from a very wealthy family. She lives in Nairobi City where she runs her own businesses including; sale of beauty products which gives her close to 1000 USD per day after tax.
“I started sleeping around with the husbands to media ladies who would ignore me on social media. Basically the best time would be at 6-10pm when I know the wives weren’t around and for the safety of the guys; I would wait for them in my house.
I used to film all our intimate moments and I have stored them well in my safe which no one can access.
So far I have slept with 8 husbands who are married to media personalities and what I like most is having our good time as we watch their wives live on air on prime time reading the news.
Since we were good at timing and I knew when the wives would come back, we would make love and make sure that I do this each time I would be suggest that the “wife” was going to be on live shows.
From this, I have made over 200,000 USD as their husbands would pay for my silence. This has gone on for the past two months. I feel this is not a bad sum of cash because we always have it on mutual agreement, and besides the men die to have me though am always very specific on the kind of men I date.
I would like to apologize to the hearts of the married women whose hearts I have broken, though what I can say is that its life and there is nothing I can do about it.
Ladies please forgive me for messing up. I am young and naive and also I love making quick money given to me kindly by your men. I confess”.
Mrs Kibaki died while being treated at Bupa Cromwell Hospital in London
Former Kenyan First Lady Lucy Kibaki passed away Tuesday morning in the United Kingdom. A statement by President Uhuru Kenyatta stated that Mrs Kibaki died while being treated at Bupa Cromwell Hospital in London.
“Her Excellency has been unwell for the last one month and has been receiving treatment here in Kenya and subsequently in the United Kingdom,” the statement signed by the President stated. He said Mrs Kibaki will be remembered for her immense contribution in the development of the country.
“Notable was Her Excellency’s virtues of leadership and commitment to improving wellbeing of Kenyans, in particular her focus on tackling HIV/Aids, which will remain an inspiration to many,” he said.
Mrs Kibaki was admitted to Nairobi Hospital last month and after seeking treatment at Gertrude’s Hospital in Muthaiga.
A family source had confirmed to the Nation that she was flown out of the country for specialised treatment as “it was necessary”. She was born in the 1940s in Mukurwe-ini to colonial era Presbyterian Church of East Africa pastor Rev John Kagai and Rose Nyachomba. RIP Lucy