Vera Sidika(pictured; Twitter handle: @vee_beiby) is one of the video girls from the "You Guy" video, which was today banned from Citizen TV for being too explicit. She is one of the most eye-catching chics from the video, thanks to what Uncle Chim-Tuna calls her "buxom buttocks." This is what I'm talking about:

Parties have to adhere to the Political Parties Act which was passed in 2009, part of which stipulates that all parties should have at least 200 members from every province.

Looks like most of the political outfits did not have time to advertise and woo members into their parties. It is now emerging that a lot of the names appearing as members are not only fake but pre-existing documents were used to do the registration without the users knowledge.

This i must admit is the first time i've ever heard of a Kenyan song being banned by a Kenyan station for being too raunchy!

We, the Ghafla crew, sat down, scrutinized all these worthy videos one by one and ranked them accordingly. These are the hottest videos that have been released this year.

Kenya has a vibrant club culture and so it makes sense for a lot of local artistes to make bumptious songs for the inebriated members of our hardworking population.

Some of the songs are not even meant to be club songs but somehow have become weekend night staples. Countdown the year's top club anthems and see how Collo managed to be involved in two tracks in the Top 2.

So, we have been dying to do this list for the longest time but decided to save it for the end of the year, and now, it is just about that time.

These are not my words but Robert Alai’s. The blogger alleges that the comedian never honoured his pledge to pay boxer Conjestina’s rent for a whole year even after promising to do so live on air. 

This morning, Maina Kageni revealed on air that he will be leaving Classic 105 in June next year for retirement. Whether it’s true or in jest, the announcement generated a lot of debate from his avid fans who called in overwhelmingly expressing their disappointment and beseeching Maina not leave.

TV journalist Jeff Koinange popular for his talk-show, “Capital Talk” and the father of the slogan, ALL KENYAN, ALL THE TIME is leaving Mediamax’s K24.

Prezzo and Cannibal have just outdone themselves this time. The have surpassed the standards they themselves set for the Kenyan music video. The bar is now by far much higher.