Month: January 2015

It seems January is a month of birthdays. Many celebrities have been celebrating their birthdays this month; and not just celebrities. Many people, including our friends seem to have been born in January.

Well, that aside, the latest pair of celebrities who are having their birthdays today is comedian MC Jessy Jasper and KTN’s Dj Sadic.

The two can only be described as ‘twins’ since they were born at the same date and month, though they are not brothers.

Each one of them has taken to their social media accounts to express their pleasure at turning another year.

MC Jessy said:

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MC JESSY

MAY YOU LIVE LONG.
MAY YOU LIVE TO SEE YOUR GREAT GRAND CHILDREN.

And DJ Sadic posted:

It’s My Birthday Today, I Give Glory To God…We Are A Very Big Family And I Appreciate Each One Of You…Let’s See How Many Birthday WISHES & LIKES I Get!!! Make Sure Yours Is Counted…GO!

So guys where do we meet for the cake?

Meanwhile, Ghafla Kenya wishes you a happy birthday. May you live to grow toothless and probably scare with wrinkles on your faces.

To bang or not to bang, that is the question many young people face on their first dates.

Engaging in coitus on the first date has become commonplace and many young people are engaging in it, but its still a topic of controversy. There is still a debate on whether you should be romping someone you just met.

Those against it that sex that has been had too soon equals a failed relationship and argue that sex on the first date disqualifies you from being considered girlfriend material plus there is that risk of contracting STI’s and ‘catching unnecessary feelings’.

But those up for it call it the epitome of sexual liberation. They also claim that it’s important to see what you are working with before taking the next step, likening it to first test-driving a car before buying it.

We sat down with Pierra Makena to find out if she would do the nasty on the first date.This is what she said:

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Kenyans aren’t about to stop mauling pastor Kanyari any time soon. The “man of god” has been the object of ridicule for the nation for a while now.

Just a week ago, Kanyari was at the receiving end after he chickened out at the last minute failing to appear on The Trend. Kenyans quickly launched jabs at him after his failed appearance thoroughly tearing him apart.

This week though, Kanyari was mocked for a whole new different reason. With Coca Cola printing people’s names on their bottles, folks have been flooding the social media with their customized bottles.

Pastor Kanyari too has his own customized Coca Cola bottle. Kanyari did not only have his name printed on the bottle, his famous utterance “310” was conspicuously printed on the Coca Cola bottle as well.

Just in case you missed the joke, the printing wasn’t the work of Coca Cola, it was a common raia who customized the bottle for Kanyari.

Caught pants down was he! World came tumbling for one for one Embu man when word got out that he had taken a detour to a known lodging with a spry miss with the intent of devouring the “forbidden fruit” away from the prying eyes of his wife. It was reported that the man had lied to the wife that he was taking their ailing young son to hospital  but chose to attend to the pressings of the flesh before taking the son for check up, so with his young son at his wake, he lumbered off to a secret meet (read lodging) where he proceeded to indulge in carnal pleasures oblivious of the catastrophe that was to befall him. 

The wife back at home realized that the hubby was taking a little too long to run an errand that should have taken him half an hour, she set out to look for her family fearing that her son’s condition may have worsened. she inquired around and was told that the man she described had been sigheted getting into the lodging with a spry miss at tow. 

She went from crazy to stark raving mad in seconds (like 0-100) She stormed the lodging like a demented beast baying for blood and caused a melee before she was directed to the room where her man was busy satiating his carnal appetite… She about burned the whole place down, ever heard of husband battery? The husband and whatever little he was caught with were pummeled to within inches of their existence, It took the intervention of the K24 crew that had been called to calm her down. 

Here is the video courtesy of Mediamax’s k24. 

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The Lang’ata Primary School playground had been grabbed. That is the truth that everyone is agreeing with at the moment.

An ultimatum was issued by the government for the land grabber to clear the debris from the ground and leave it to the school.

This came after demonstrations that turned sour when police lobbed tear gas canisters to the pupils who demanded their playground.

However, one thing that everyone is worried about and has left many tongues wagging is the fact that NYS, a government entity, was seen this morning clearing the playground.

This has left many unanswered questions over who exactly is the land grabber.

Many are asking if it is the government that was trying to grab the land. Others wonder why the land grabber has not been named and prosecuted for the crime.

Here are views from celebrities over the deployment of NYS to clear the land:

Huddah Monroe was caught unaware in the streets of Nairobi by a curious onlooker who took a video of her.

Seeing Huddah Monroe in this video just proves one thing; the dazzling socialite is living the life many are still struggling to achieve.

Huddah was caught with her pants down driving the same top of the class Range Rover she was flaunting all over the social media.

She had been stuck in a traffic jam playing loud music when a curious onlooker spotted her. The anonymous person immediately approached her with a camera recording the impromptu meeting. Huddah was utterly shocked but she laughed it off.

Check the video below:

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Over the past two weeks, advertisements sponsored by NTV, QTV, KTN and Citizen TV asking Kenyans to stay away from GOtv and Star times have spammed our screens.

The said advertisements claim that the two Digital TV providers were airing content from the four media houses illegally and local TV fans should boycott the digital TV service providers as the 4 TV Stations would soon be launching their set top boxes.

While the 4 media houses have been going hard on GoTv, DSTV GOTv’s sister) has been receiving some love on the other hand

In Case You Missed It: High Court stops NTV, KTN and Citizen TV advertisements attacking GOtv

This week has seen condemnation fly from all corners of the globe following the tear-gassing of primary school children demonstrating to have their playground returned back after it was grabbed.

The incident caused massive outrage and condemnation from all quarters, with accusations also finding their way into the all saga.

President Kenyatta came out yesterday and demanded that the land be restored to the primary school and that those involved in the Monday incident be held responsible for the developments.

However, activist Bonface Mwangi, who was part of the group that led the demonistrations, has paused very stringent questions that he and many Kenyans on social media want the government to answer.

The big question that is being asked is, why has the land grabber not been mentioned, arrested and charged in a court of law because land grabbing is a criminal offence?

The activist is wondering why police, activists and the headteacher of Lang’ata Primary School are implicated yet the person who grabbed the land is walking scot-free.

NYS has been spotted this morning clearing the debris ready to construct a new wall for the school.

There is that joy that comes with a newborn. Almost everything looks like it is brand new; the joy, the expectations and everything.

Well, this is what The Standard’s gallant political writer, Nzau Musau, is going through at the moment after he became a dad, for the second time.

Nzau who worked at the Star newspaper before shifting allegiance to the Standard has shared the joy of his second child in his young and happy family.

The writer took to his social media account to announce the news and share photos of the new born.

This is what he said:

Churchill and his second in command, MC Jessy were seen in a military insignia looking extremely awesome.

Talk of military uniform becoming the ideal swag, then Churchill and MC Jessy will tell you all. The two have become the latest bunch of celebrities to be seen in military outfits.

MC Jessy wore a red military jacket in one instance.

Jessy and Churchill were also seen in military attire at a different occasion.

That aside, MC Jessy is celebrating his birthday today. Wish him a happy birthday and many years of prosperity.

Before the likes of Michelle Morgan and Betty Kyallo made their debut on our TV screens, the local News Broadcasting roost was ruled by two beauties namely Peninah Karibe and Lillian Muli.

Lillian Muli was stationed at KTN while Peninah was one of the top news casters at NTV. Lillian went on to bag a job at Citizen TV and became larger than life while Peninah was offered a job by CCTV and her career seemed to have come to a standstill. Not much has been heard about Peninah since then. Her name is usually mentioned fleetingly as one of the big names who left the country for greener pastures but sank into oblivion.

Those in the media circles are the only ones who seem to know where Peninah went and many Kenyans have been wondering her is Peninah Karibe.

Here is Peninah in her latest news bulletin, I don’t know about you but it sure would be nice if Peninah made her way back to local TV.

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Controversial whistle blower, Robert Alai has now revealed the “true” location of Nairobi Senator, Mike Sonko following his loud silence.

Nothing hits headline in Nairobi without Sonko raising his voice regarding the same. The Nairobi Senator has however been stone-cold silent about the recent incident in Langata Primary School.

This prompted people to question Sonko’s whereabouts. To salvage the situation and stop the speculation on Sonko, Robert Alai came out to reveal the “true” location of the Nairobi Senator.

Alai posted photos of Sonko which shows he is in Mandera County doing Senate committee work. Sonko has however not posted the photos on his official Facebook page.

“Sonko says he is in Mandera doing Senate committee work. He is neither in a mental hospital nor running away from Hussein Machozi’s grabbing ways.” Wrote Alai.

Julie Gichuru chipped in her thought regarding the despicable action by the police for tear-gassing pupils at Langata Primary School which surprisingly ignited a fierce war of words on social media.

Following the heartbreaking incident in Langata Primary, Julie Gichuru recommended a complete overhaul of national values.

“There are so many disturbing aspects to ‪#‎OccupyPlayground in Langata yesterday. We need a complete overhaul of ‪#‎NationalValues. Children have a voice, a right to be heard. We teach children violence is a better option & abandon the vulnerable. We shall reap what we sow.It is my prayer that #NationalValues must take centre stage alongside major projects if we are to build a nation we can all be proud of. Have a thoughtful day good people. Blessings” wrote Julie on her Facebook page.

Julie’s sentiment however caused condemnation and applause on Facebook. Below are some of the comments posted after her sentiment:

Robert Karioki: i don’t understand -are u supporting the children demonstrating at the same time condemning them or the police for the violence?

Dennis Mukanda: It is illegal for any person to incite the public into an event resulting in the breach of peace.

Mumira Benso: you choose to see the glass half empty while i see it half full

Monica Wanjiku: Couldn’t agree more, Julie.

Mung’eetha David: Sometimes violence seem to be the only option remaining however detestable it is. Evrybody is talking about this school now. It is visible and the problem will probably be solved. Before nobody cared.

Millie Waithera Wangechi: Wen we were that age dint know how to demonstrate…..were they the right people to go to the street!aint support in the crazy act by our policemen wangu anekua hapo ati anasema bado mapambano angeniona

Justin Biketi: I agree as a nation we have erred, we have lost tact, we don’t have role models at all, where did the rain start beating us?? where?

Mumira Benson: we need to rebuilt our ethics from the top

Justin Biketi Mumira Benson: true very true ,we have to do this like yesterday! our future is bleak if the crop leaders we have apparently are to emulate , we need to start caring

Robert Ouko: Those kids were taught one of the best lessons in life outside their classrooms.Infact i tend to think that was the only way of teaching children to stand up for their rights and fight for what they know is right.Demonstrating is the only way people can show their anger so i know the kids will grow up fighting for their rights.I dont agree that they were taught to be violent.

Reubenson Gakahu: Those kids deserved that!!!!

Kiura Kabiri: Patriotism lacks in us, Truism to our State, that Honesty to motherland is not there. We say the opposite we mean, if we say we fight corruption we mean we condone it amongst our crooked clicks. We let it thrive amongst ourselves claiming ‘this is Kenya’ yet we are quick to condemn it in others!!!

Until we all learn the pains in our Freedom and Sovereignty that is when National Values will have been engraved and entrenched in us. Otherwise we will be fighting divided quotas till finally we crumble and in an eternal thud all fall.

Obara Omare: Jullie well said, as a parent my heart shattered when I saw kids push a wall n in the event the unexpected happened, Secondly I wonder, can’t Kenyans tlk??

David Zepeda Damian: Shut up! You tribalistic journalist..who doesnt thnk beyond her nose

Sandy Rienye: Surely whr is d tribal aspect..?

Rose Thuku: haters are healthy, keep on

Samson Willy Ogando: Any corrupt individual including looters of parastatals n public coffers should b condemned in the same breath as land grabbers.

James Shilachilu: Lost our moral values

Rose Thuku: For once someone shares my thoughts, ukipanda mbegu,tarajia mazao

Sam Ngugi: The kids have a voice but i dont think showing kids that demonstrations is the only way to solve problems is the way to go,just as much as the pokice are being held accountable for going over board,i tend to think the head teacher and teachers who encouraged the kids to demonstrate should also be held accountable. Their are many ways to kill a rat so explore other options its not only about strikes and demonstrations,we have to grow as a nation and move from this.

Wilfred Obonyo: If authority fails to listen what do we do???#Okwabisecho

Aron Kipyegon: that unfair& bad message to the all world.

Otienokemboikamau Onyangomutaijoseph: I don’t have kids yet, but if this is the society I’m going to bring my kids to! Be it, I’m keeping my paths on tighter than ever….

David Murimi: Amazing how much we grew up disenfranchised of basic rights, that when our kids actually show us the way we condemn them.This generation, born after 2012 are a generation of freethinkers. I’m highly proud of them.

Roza Atieno: And so what are these national values that kids violated yesterday

Nene Muthuri: My thoughts exactly. I still believe there was a better way to handle this situation than teach children violence.

Alfred Omwando: No amount of explanation can justify the act of our police officers towards the innocent kids. one stops to wonder whether those policemen have kids in this world. Equally, it is not right for the management of the school to use kids to demolish the erected war. Whoever is responsible in both parties should be brought into the books of justice. What values are we teaching our children? What morals are they learning from us? What kind of society are we building for tomorrow?

Nyakwar Adui: I wish u watched Ntv last night, it was break time the pupils left class 2 go n play in their play ground which had bn grabbed when they found the gate closed they started banging it, what followed was teargas b4 even they brought the fence down. What were u xpcting them 2 do? Where did u want them 2 go n play? If the lands belongs 2 the school as hv bn confirmed what was the police doing there with the dogs while the pupils were arriving at the sch? Whose property were they protecting n against who?

Stephen Kamau: This is a true reflection of how we are as parents.We teach our children to do battles for us.Look at our leaders both in Parliament and county assembly.Are we really role models to our kids? Insults, insults in public rallies and funerals, even our President isn’t spared.Let us reason together, see where we failed and make the necessary amends before it’s too late.Come on Kenyans.

Gathuru Nick: Though i don’t side with what the police did, school children should have been busy in class. I also blame the Head teacher for allowing children to be used in this kind of demonstration. Parents took their children to school to learn but not to demonstrate

Josh Chokz: Hope grabbing the play ground is not one of the so called national values!!!

Collins Dé Kayubs: National values indeed. We should have talked about national values before this land was grabbed. The children had every right to demonstrate because it was their playing ground that was grabbed.

Josh Chokz: Standing up for your rights is definitely a national value.

Josh Chokz: Tear gassing little school children is not a national value!

Victor Mumbo: so instead of bashing the land grabber we are here bashing the kids…i thought you knew better…

Mohamad Seif: why dont you do a report on children ,what they think about the country they live in ,get there views anf ideas of how they would like to see there country at..

Peter Muigua: Lets get facts those kids were not demostrating that was rioting. The govt had already declared that land belonged to the school so why put the lives of those kids in what wud have happened if that wall fell on those kids .I beliv that sumone jus wanted to gain sum mileage. teachers n those who led those kids shud b charged together with those police . looters properties shud b confiscated n auctioned

Vincent Omondi: Now it’s the kids??? Not the ArapMashambas??? This grabbing story has been going on for the week and a half, whatever the kids and the activists did yesterday lead to the action that have taken today, without whatever drama that went down yesterday that playground like many others would have been gone…. Leave the kids alone, blame the ArapMashambas.

Maurice Ngulu: Cant believe we got grown up here blaming the pupils.this thing been going on for some time boss.imagn jirani akuje kwako kukupiga.would you expect your chieldren to sit and wait till you are done with by the neighbour?its the same scenario here.They were defending what is rightfully theirs!!!I now understand how some of us find themselves in dead beat.very stupid!!!!Those are the leaders of tommorrow after we are gone.Every thing else can go to the wind but let them be protected(children).I wont ever understand how a trained police officer deploys a teargas canister on pupils surely.A TRAINED POLICE OFFICER!!!!SIO KANJUUU!!!

Omwami Igwe Webunyole Channie: u are openly supporting land grabbers! If thieves come to your house when you are with your husband and kids and then the thieves harm your kids, will you be blamed for using your kids!

Benson Chemase: neither national values, the police nor the pupils was the problem here the main problem were the so called activists who liks activism physicaly in camera bt there mind are far from the reality,thats where the overhaul issue shd b focused on, people condem police bt my question is what if that wall fell on those kids what cd have hapened? between th risk of wall colapsing on them n teargas to save their lives which one is beter? its unfortunate we lik criticising for the sake of doing jst lik activists themselves

Edwin Odhiambo Ondu: We’re teaching our children that grabbing land is ok and speaking out will be met with violence. Let’s decide as a country what we want our children to learn from us.

Pauline Macharia: Sending kids to demolish wall is cruel n exposes them to violence. But TEARGASING our children is not an OPTION! A few ppl must take responsibility. . We must stand for the children

Traffic in Lang’ata came to a standstill yesterday as students, activists teachers and politicians took to the streets to protest the alleged grabbing of Lang’ata playground by private investors .

The protest took a dreadful turn when the children joined their teachers and other protestors to bring down the wall of the grabbed land. Things got even uglier when some of the policemen faced violence from the protestors and had to fire teargas canisters at the protestors, most of them children. What resulted was nothing short of a pandemonium with the young children wailing and running some of them rather dangerously following exposure to the gas.

This act by the police shifted the attention of the masses from the grabbed land to the tear gassed children as images of their tiny wailing faces surfaced online. And this issue has sparked an online debate with many condemning the police acts while others saying that children should not be in protests in the first place .Especially if its Boniface Mwangi who was leading the protest as protests led by him result to casualties.

The president has spoken on this issue saying that the saga should not have escalated to such a violent protest. Action would be taken against the Ministry of Lands and the National Land Commission officials for not nipping the Lang’ata Road Primary School land issue in the bud.

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The president also said that the policemen who flung the teargas canisters would be brought to book, even the headmaster was not spared either and this was what Uhuru had to say about him
“The headmaster should also answer some questions. How do you allow your students to go and demolish walls, what if the walls fell on the children? What language would we be speaking today?”

Kenyan songstress, Victoria Kimani has landed a movie job in a Nollywood movie. Victoria is playing a lead role in a movie dubbed “7 Inch Curve”.

Chocolate City’s East African beauty queen and songbird, Victoria Kimani has once again underlined her status as an on-screen goddess in the 21st century with her latest project “7 Inch Curve”.

Victoria Kimani plays a lead role in the movie which also features a star studded list of Nollywood celebrities such as; Wole Ojo, Gabriel Afolayan, Yvonne Ekwere, Uche Agbai, Ivie Okujaye, Baaj Adebule among others.

7 Inch Curve tells a story of an upcoming musician whose day takes a wicked turn. The movie will air soon on all cinema platforms across Nigeria and worldwide.

Check out the trailer below:

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A wet morning in the capital city, it seems the rain is finally back after a long spell of dust and hot weather. Today being the midway to the weekend and Ladies’ night, revelers will certainly start flocking entertainment hotspots. Anyway here are the trending stories we have for you this Wednesday morning:

#1Tear-gassing Of Langata Primary School Children Catches The International Eye And Taints Kenya’s Image Once Again

#2You Won’t Believe This Was Chris Kirubi’s Response To a Mutumba Woman Who Asked Him For His Personal Phone Number

#3After Mercilessly Stripping Avril, Laika Now Defends Her Action

#4Churchill To Host One Of The Richest Comedians On Earth. See Details

#5What??? Here Are The Shocking Things Miss Nairobi Did To This Popular Machachari Actor, Causing Him To Release A Song And Video About It

#6See What Larry Madowo Did To His Sister On Her Birthday

#7Tanzanian AY Reveals a Secret About His Ex Amani That You Didn’t Know

#8Did Born Again Socialite Risper Faith Deliberately Leak Photos Of Her Private Parts? Here Is the Truth

#9Kenyans React To The Death Of Popular Nigerian Actor

#10Is Ray-C Now Promoting Vera Sidika’s Bleaching Cause? See Details

The 18th edition of ZIFF, the largest multi disciplinary art and cultural festival in East Africa will take place from the 18th – 26th of July 2015.

Every year ZIFF exhibits more than 100 films made in Africa, Middle East, Europe, Latin America, USA and Asia. In order to be considered for ZIFF 2015 your online submission needs to be completed by January 31st.
Additionally – music and artist submissions for the ZIFF 2015 Concert Programme also close on the 31st, go to http://www.ziff.or.tz   for more information.

ZIFF is currently accepting film submissions online via the festhome.com web platform making it simple and easy to submit films.  Simply follow this link for all relevant forms and information: https://festhome.com/f/893.

Categories

Animation, Documentary, Feature, Shorts, Music

Prizes And Qualifications:

ZIFF Dhow Awards in the following categories: Feature Films, Documentary, Short/Animation, East African Films, The Bi Kidude Chairman’s Award, SIGNIS East African Talent Award, Signis Award, Sembene Ousmane Prize For Development Films, The European Festival Network Award, Zuku Swahili Awards.

ZIFF accepts films from around the world. although priority is given to films from Africa and The Dhow Countries (countries of the Indian Ocean coast such as Iran, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan).

Festival Theme

The theme of the festival is also a key criteria for selection, with the theme for 2015 being Waves and Visions.

Waves and Visions of Hope – Mawimbi na Njozi za Tumaini

“To those of us who live by the sea and oceans, the waves mean more that simply curling waters. They denote sounds of a permanent presence, of expected arrivals and anticipated departures. Waves welcome visions of a depth terrifying and a lightness beckoning but more still they propose hope in its glorious and abject abstraction. To filmmakers this imagery is an embrace of their creativity as those sounds, designs, images and movements are the bedrock upon which their art is formed. The 2015 theme is a call to deeper introspection, to collaboration with those with whom we hear the call and to that enchanted time and space.”

Submission Information

For filmmakers who cannot submit online on festhome.com, a signed and fully completed application with publicity materials must be submitted with a DVD.

·      This application can be downloaded at http://www.ziff.or.tz/call-for-entry.

·      Films must be no more than 3 years old.

·      The submission deadline is 31st January 2015.

·      Selection results will be available from May 15, 2015 on our wesite bwww.ziff.or.tz.

·      Any film at ZIFF may have five (5) public screenings at the most, including one press showing. However, further screenings could be organized if the producer so agrees.

·      Entry is free for filmmakers from Tanzania

·      Festival entry fee 5$ USD

·      Short films submission fee 2$ USD

·      Feature length submission fee 8$ USD

·      Submit films here: https://festhome.com/f/893

For full festival information please visit their website at www.ziff.or.tz, or their Facebook page,www.facebook.com/zanzibarinternationalfilmfestival

Last year, Sharon Mukami Mundia popularly referred to as This Is Ess was named Fashion Blogger of the Year 2014 by BAKE (Bloggers Association of Kenya) and SOMA’s most influential Instagram personality of the same year.

In addition to these accolades she was named one of Store 66’s brand ambassadors and bagged a job on Capital Lifestyle as a Lifestyle contributor. Some would say that 2014 was her year and it seems that it can only get better as the young woman was recently named the face of Samsung A Series.

In regards to her new title, Sharon wrote this:

I’m incredibly excited to announce that I’m the face of Samsung A Series!!! To be associated with a brand that I admire deeply for their innovation, intelligence and success (things that I strive for in my career) is an absolute honour! Here’s to a great start to 2015

Every little girl dreams of their wedding day as a day full of love and festivities but for Terry Gobanga ,a renowned pastor her wedding day was nothing short of heartrending.

Speaking on KTN’s Morning Express show, Terry says that on the morning of her wedding, she decided to escort her friend who had slept over and on her way back she was waylaid by three men who abducted and drove off with her.

The horror that awaited her in the car was nothing short of wicked. One of her abductors shoved clothing into her mouth and two of them raped her sadistically. While this atrocity was going on, the car was on the move, but it stopped when the diver’s turn came. The animal removed the pieces of clothing that gagged her and shoved his manhood into her mouth. In her mind Terry knew that she was about to die and felt she had nothing to lose and that is when she took a bite off his junk, sending him reeling away in pain.

This act set off her assailants and that is when they stabbed her tossed her out of the car, leaving her for dead. When Terry came to; she was naked and bleeding and had to be taken to hospital; to recuperate by good Samaritans after the horrific incident. After the dreadful incident, doctors informed her that she could not have any children as her womb had been ruptured after she got knifed by her attackers.

While some may would have made it for the hills after this unpleasant occurrence, her then to be husband stuck around and they got married about and year after this happening. This was after doctors made sure she was in the clear medically. 29 days after their wedding, another tragedy struck Terry and she lost her beloved to Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

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Despite her state of affairs, Terry soldiered on and is now married to Pastor Tonny and they both lead the Stones to Rubies Ministries Church in Laiser-Hill Rongai.

The happy couple,Terry and Tonny Gobanga (Photo: Glorious Photography)