This month's Kenya Nyte will be full of energy and crazy hype. Tanzania'a biggest and most popular music group will be the main act of this Friday 29Th Kenya Nyte that will be held at the Asmara Lounge, Pangani.

Whether you agree or not, this is sadly true for some of our own. It's sad really.

Popular television personality Jeff Koinange this week interviewed the award-winning activist and photojournalist Boniface Mwangi on the K24 show 'Capital Talk'.

As part of this week'stask, Biggie told the contestants that they will be receiving very weird and random visitors any time of the day throughout the week, and they should not interact or react to any of the visitor's actions and advances.

Malonza is really really enjoying his time in the Big Brother Downville House. Taking trips from one girl's world to the other seems to be his order of the day and I don't think he has any intentions of stopping any time soon.

An exciting new stage at this year’s 4th annual Broadcast, Film and Music Africa (BFMA) conference will see film-makers and broadcasters, as well as other creative content firms interact with potential investors (otherwise known as venture capitalists) to pitch their business ideas and attract funding.

Supremacy Sounds has been all over the U.S for the past few months, taking clubs and other venues by storm with their awesome reggae and dancehall shows.

Malonza was looking to have a private conversation with Zambia's Talia... and naturally, the shower seemed like the best place to have it.

Kaka Sungura aka Rabbit is a man so diverse in music you can't even attempt to predict what he might do next. Being a rapper, you would expect Rabbit to just give us the usual rhymes on the usual hip hop beats, but no. He's too creative to stay inside the box.

Fans of Juliani, or just interesting music for that matter, will have the chance to sample the results of his recent experiment. Meet The Danes is a concert where the artiste and his partners in the project will unleash the music they made living together, fusing genres and styles.

Other than Juliani, the artistes featured are Palle Klok, Chris Adwar, Benjamin Aggerbaek, Winyo and Louise Hoegh. The project is supported by Danish Culture Fund.

This is not the first time such a project has been undertaken in the country. Last year, Welcome To The Madhouse, a collaboration between German and Kenyan artistes was released. The Goethe Institut's BLNRB Project featured Ukoo Flani, Necessary Noize, Abbas, Modeselektor, Teichmann among others.

The event will take place at The Tree House on 30th June at 9:00 p.m. If you miss out on the action that day, you can make your way to this month's edition of Blankets & Wine at 2:00 p.m. Charges at The Tree House will be Kshs. 1,000 and at Blankets & Wine it will be 1,300.