Month: September 2015

They say that the apple does not fall far away from the tree and in the case of Citizen TV’s Fashion Watch’s Robert Burale this statements rings 100% true.

This is because his daughter really takes up after her famous father. A man who has made a name for himself as a motivational speaker, a preacher and a go-to fashion guru.

While may search the world looking for people who look like them, Robert does not have to look too far as his doppelganger is underneath his roof.

 

 

 

Doomsday-mongers reiterated  that the end of the world as we know it would be the  28 of September 2015. Today. 

 If you have not yet made peace with your maker, this would be a perfect time to do it. But away from the end of the  world shenanigans, something absolutely magical, regal and totally entrancing  happened earlier this morning.  

To those of us that were awake by 5.47 a.m in Nairobi and Nakuru or in Germany, we had the pleasure of witnessing a full blood moon, something that you shall have to wait until 2033 to see again! 

Wasn’t I lucky? 

Now, the blood moon by definition is a lunar tetrad. What is a tetrad? It’s four successive total lunar eclipses, with no partial lunar eclipses in between, each of which is separated from the other by six lunar months (six full moons).

The term “blood moon”  has gained popularity the world over with its attachment  to the biblical prophecies that the “Lunar tetrad”  would be an indication that the end of the world was nigh. 

“The sun will be turned to darkness and the moon to blood before the coming of the great and glorious day of the Lord..” Acts 2:20

Maybe I spoke too soon.

The term blood moon  has gained quite the  momentum in Kenya with people drawing fascination from watching the awe-inspiring sight. Methinks we are watching too much TV. 

These are photos of the sight as it unfolded in Germany, Nairobi and Nakuru. 

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They are the definition of a winning couple with all the showbiz elements working for them; they are attractive, talented, influential, and hardworking. Add that to the fact that they are currently on top of their game and the objects of adoration from legions of fans in the country.

Now, the two have just proven to be at the top of the entrepreneurial game.

With every musician and celebrity going out for clotheslines and stores, these two have chosen to take the road less travelled and it may make all the difference in their financial fortunes. They have opened up a day care venturing into the education business. Given the demand of such facilities especially amongst the middle-income families, it is surely a well thought idea and looking at the photos of the facilities, it sure will not lack the quality. First impressions are good and the move has already elicited positive reaction from the public. The day care branded ‘God’s Gift Day Care’ is located in BuruBuru Phase 1, Mkondo court house no .244
Here are the photos;

Money rain………always share with my fans.

 

“We are happy to be back… I am sure that Westgate will be buzzing again.” are the words of many Westagte shoppers who are slowly trickling into the mall after the tragic events of September 21st 2013

 

This week ‘CNN Marketplace Africa’ reports from the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, where in the wake of tragedy a new beginning is evolving. The once thriving business hub in Nairobi re-opened in July 2015 after a deadly attack in September 2013 which saw 67 people killed, forcing the centre to shut its doors for nearly two years.

Thiagarajan Ramamurthy, director of Nakumatt a high end supermarket which has a flagship store at Westgate Mall, tells the show: “We are very happy to be back in Westgate. It was a big loss when we lost this branch. Westgate was our flagship branch and was doing extremely well. More than ten percent of our shoppers was coming from this place.”

Ramamurthy explains to the programme: “People living in this area spend a lot of money – their spending power is very high, and they were all waiting for this mall to be back here. People are coming back and slowly… We’ve got more than about fifty percent are back into the mall within 45 days which is something phenomenal.”

As Ramamurthy explains, Westgate’s monetary contribution to Kenya is huge: “Westgate is at a strategic location. It was contributing more than about Sh12 billion overall – approximately on the net value basis. You look at five six years and you are talking about Sh56 billion in business.”

The mall has more than eighty shops and is located in the affluent neighbourhood of Westlands, a popular meeting place for Nairobi’s growing middle class. Economic analyst Aly Khan Satchu tells ‘Marketplace Africa’: “Westlands is the beating heart of Nairobi’s economy in many ways. Nairobi is between forty and forty five percent of Kenya’s economy, and Westlands is really a key component of that Nairobi economy. Probably a quarter of it if you measure as a whole.”

Beyond Westgate, shopping malls are big business in Kenya. Satchu tells ‘Marketplace Africa’: “I think it is interesting as it didn’t put off a lot of multinational investors. The events of Westgate did not stop the development of this mall economy.”

However it has been a struggle for some of Westgate’s former tenants who relocated to other malls, such as Eritas Jewelers, who plan to go back to Westgate. Owner El Alon tells the programme: “All our customers are the ones we have from Westgate. In Westgate we have all kinds of customers, the tourists for silver for gold, gemstones and everything, a lot of people passing by every day. It was very bad because we closed the business. We lost a lot of money.”

Some stores are already back at Westgate where business is slowly returning. Jane Nioki, the store manager at Converse tells the programme: “We used to sell a lot at Westgate. At the moment the traffic is not so huge like it was before but we hope with time everything will go back to normal. As a company we’re very confident.”

Ramamurthy is also optimistic, telling the programme: “We are happy to be back. In six months it will be back to normal. I think this will become the landmark and the most profitable location for us going forward. I am sure that Westgate will be buzzing again.”

It’s hoped that the new security measures in place may give customers the needed confidence to come back and

“We are happy to be back… I am sure that Westgate will be buzzing again.” are the words of many Westagte shoppers who are slowly trickling into the mall after the tragic events of September 21st 2013

 

This week ‘CNN Marketplace Africa’ reports from the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, where in the wake of tragedy a new beginning is evolving. The once thriving business hub in Nairobi re-opened in July 2015 after a deadly attack in September 2013 which saw 67 people killed, forcing the centre to shut its doors for nearly two years.

Thiagarajan Ramamurthy, director of Nakumatt a high end supermarket which has a flagship store at Westgate Mall, tells the show: “We are very happy to be back in Westgate. It was a big loss when we lost this branch. Westgate was our flagship branch and was doing extremely well. More than ten percent of our shoppers was coming from this place.”

Ramamurthy explains to the programme: “People living in this area spend a lot of money – their spending power is very high, and they were all waiting for this mall to be back here. People are coming back and slowly… We’ve got more than about fifty percent are back into the mall within 45 days which is something phenomenal.”

As Ramamurthy explains, Westgate’s monetary contribution to Kenya is huge: “Westgate is at a strategic location. It was contributing more than about Sh12 billion overall – approximately on the net value basis. You look at five six years and you are talking about Sh56 billion in business.”

The mall has more than eighty shops and is located in the affluent neighbourhood of Westlands, a popular meeting place for Nairobi’s growing middle class. Economic analyst Aly Khan Satchu tells ‘Marketplace Africa’: “Westlands is the beating heart of Nairobi’s economy in many ways. Nairobi is between forty and forty five percent of Kenya’s economy, and Westlands is really a key component of that Nairobi economy. Probably a quarter of it if you measure as a whole.”

Beyond Westgate, shopping malls are big business in Kenya. Satchu tells ‘Marketplace Africa’: “I think it is interesting as it didn’t put off a lot of multinational investors. The events of Westgate did not stop the development of this mall economy.”

However it has been a struggle for some of Westgate’s former tenants who relocated to other malls, such as Eritas Jewelers, who plan to go back to Westgate. Owner El Alon tells the programme: “All our customers are the ones we have from Westgate. In Westgate we have all kinds of customers, the tourists for silver for gold, gemstones and everything, a lot of people passing by every day. It was very bad because we closed the business. We lost a lot of money.”

Some stores are already back at Westgate where business is slowly returning. Jane Nioki, the store manager at Converse tells the programme: “We used to sell a lot at Westgate. At the moment the traffic is not so huge like it was before but we hope with time everything will go back to normal. As a company we’re very confident.”

Ramamurthy is also optimistic, telling the programme: “We are happy to be back. In six months it will be back to normal. I think this will become the landmark and the most profitable location for us going forward. I am sure that Westgate will be buzzing again.”

It’s hoped that the new security measures in place may give customers the needed confidence to come back and

A few months after performing for Obama, Sauti Sol made global headlines again after performing for a mammoth crowd of more than 60,000 people who had gathered in New York City’s Central Park on 26th September.

Flanking them on stage was other African mega-stars like, Becca, Diamond, Mafikizolo, Sarkodie, Toofan and Yemi Alade for the grand performance of “Tell Everybody”, a song that promotes the Global Goals for Sustainable Development.

Other people that Sauti Sol got to share a stage with was Beyonce, Ed Sheeran, Arianna Grande and Coldplay with celebrities like Kerry Washington, Hugh Jackman, Bono and Salma Hayek and even Queen Rania of Jordan making their way to the global event.

The question on everyone’s mind is how a Kenyan group got to share a stage with superstars. Well it’s all thanks to Coldplay’s front man Chris Martin who is the current creative director of the event.

 

Chris Martin With Sauti Sol’s Mudigi and Polycarp

“Such an honour to have had Chris Martin of @coldplay invite us to New York to play at the Global Citizen Festival. Meeting him and telling him about Kenyan and African music was just amazing! More to come! Cc @savarafrica x @fancy_fingers @theglobalgoals ‪#‎globalcitizenfestival ‪#‎centralpark ‪#‎NYC ‪#‎TourLife ‪#‎SolGeneration”Sauti sol wrote

Chics from Nax Vegas are the sweetest. Any guy who has ever dealt with them will tell you the same. Except for a couple minor flaws, Nakuru girls are the most pleasant to deal with out of the many towns i have sampled from. A Nax chic has so many positive qualities that it’s best to describe them in list form…

1. They are gentle, and considerate (wanaelewa hizi vitu).

Even in the worst case scenario when a Nakuru girl rejects you, she’s sweeter than a Nairobi girl who shags you. If a Nakuru girl hates the drunk dude trying to grind on her, she still treats him with respect by letting him down easy. Since her nature is not to be mean and bishy, she’ll give light rejections that won’t even feel like rejections. You know the “i love you but igotta let you go” kind of rejections? Nakuru girls don’t get validation in rejecting men. They won’t bust your balls just for the sake of busting your balls and they won’t insult you if you happen to utter a bad joke.

2. They are as nurturing as mums.

A Nakuru girl gets pleasure by seeing you happy. It may not come early in the dating process, but you’ll be surprised down the line at how she does numerous little things to show that she wants to take care of you. She will insist on cleaning your house, offering to cook for you, or making genuine offers to take care of you when I was sick. These are things that Nairobi girls pretend to not have time for.

The result of that nurturing trait is that it becomes obvious she’d make a great wife and mother to your children. I have dated a couple Nakuru chics that made me think, “If I were to have a baby, I’d want to have it with her.” Unfortunately, that thought has never occurred to me when dating in Nairobi. Nakuru women make a guy want to be a provider—a strong man who could maintain a home and take care of her financially without any qualms.

3. They are very feminine.

Nakuru women look and act like women—end of discussion. I won’t even talk about the girls from a certain town who act like they have balls. Nakuru girls are not like that. They always want to look their best at all times to be more attractive to men.

4. No drama.

The biggest argument I had with a girl in Nakuru, if you want to call it that, was when she refused to suck my ‘D’ while she was ‘nyesharing’. That argument lasted three minutes and then she went on her knees. Nakuru girls don’t catch ‘hormones’. They are so easy-going that I don’t even know how a ‘throw-stuff-across-the-room’ type of fight could occurwith them. I’ve been brainwashed by Nairobi women to believe that there has to be tension and petty fights to keep a relationship interesting, and while that may be the case for some, I was more than content with thesmooth sailing and consistent sex that is the hallmark of Nakuru women

5. They don’t play silly games.

The girls in Nax don’t like the idea of playing games with men. They don’t lead you on aimlessly, trick you, or use you. They are also more tolerant to male imperfections. A mistake that would cost you the opportunity to sleep with a Nairobi girl won’t even be noticed by a Nakuru girl. You might spit only 50% vibe, even but a Nax chic will still reward you with raw lungula for trying.

6. They are loyal.

Nakuru babes are completely monogamous. Girls are happier sleeping with one guy than turning their punanis into dust bins with the excuse of tasting the waters. Nakuru babes have no desire to cheat. If she has a guy, she won’t accept you even if your name is Drake and you come with a grammy.

Once you ‘chipo’ a Nakuru chic, no matter how quickly, you can most likely enter a relationship with her if you wish. It can be debated whether a Nakuru girl sleeps with a lot of guys during her lifetime (I doubt it), but I’m certain it’s sequential, one at a time, instead of letting simultaneous pens dip in her inkwell.

7. Horny.

Nakuru girls look and act wholesome, but good lord do they love sex. Your manhood might be epic enough to tire out other women by the second or third go around, but Nakuru girls will want much more than you are able to provide. They wanted the ‘D’ inside them for as long as possible, not satisfied with only one round per night, which is all that most guys seem to muster. But their love for lungula is good for you since you’ll always be at your top game

8. They embrace family values.

 Nakuru girls have strong relationships with their parents. Only in Nakuru is where you will see mothers and their grown daughters walking hand-in-hand in malls while laughing or talking. I rarely see such sights in Nairobi and whenever I do, the daughter walks sulking and treats her mama like an annoyance instead of a queen.

9.They are hotter than your grandma’s meko

Nakuru girls have some serious curves and boobs. Their juicy curvature makes you drink a lot of water to quench your thirst. Isn’t water good for your health?

Their faces also shine with wonderful cheekbones and bright eyes. Some of the most beautiful women in the world I’ve seen have been from Nakuru

And when it comes to hair, Nakuru women do better than Nairobi women, who have adopted some hideous style of head shaving in an attempt to look like Huddah the boss wh*re. Nakuru women, however, keep extraordinary long hair whether natural or artificial. It is common to see girls with hair going down to their pancake asses and sometimes passing that. It doesn’t make sense why hair would be boner inducing, but it is.

10. They are fun to party with

Nakuru girls know how to turn up at parties and clubs. If it’s dancing…..they shake like Brazilian and Jamaican mood and if it’s dressing, they can be sentenced to life imprisonment for ‘killing’ men with their looks. Surely, what else can a Kenyan nigga want?

Chics from Nax Vegas are the sweetest. Any guy who has ever dealt with them will tell you the same. Except for a couple minor flaws, Nakuru girls are the most pleasant to deal with out of the many towns i have sampled from. A Nax chic has so many positive qualities that it’s best to describe them in list form…

1. They are gentle, and considerate (wanaelewa hizi vitu).

Even in the worst case scenario when a Nakuru girl rejects you, she’s sweeter than a Nairobi girl who shags you. If a Nakuru girl hates the drunk dude trying to grind on her, she still treats him with respect by letting him down easy. Since her nature is not to be mean and bishy, she’ll give light rejections that won’t even feel like rejections. You know the “i love you but igotta let you go” kind of rejections? Nakuru girls don’t get validation in rejecting men. They won’t bust your balls just for the sake of busting your balls and they won’t insult you if you happen to utter a bad joke.

2. They are as nurturing as mums.

A Nakuru girl gets pleasure by seeing you happy. It may not come early in the dating process, but you’ll be surprised down the line at how she does numerous little things to show that she wants to take care of you. She will insist on cleaning your house, offering to cook for you, or making genuine offers to take care of you when I was sick. These are things that Nairobi girls pretend to not have time for.

The result of that nurturing trait is that it becomes obvious she’d make a great wife and mother to your children. I have dated a couple Nakuru chics that made me think, “If I were to have a baby, I’d want to have it with her.” Unfortunately, that thought has never occurred to me when dating in Nairobi. Nakuru women make a guy want to be a provider—a strong man who could maintain a home and take care of her financially without any qualms.

3. They are very feminine.

Nakuru women look and act like women—end of discussion. I won’t even talk about the girls from a certain town who act like they have balls. Nakuru girls are not like that. They always want to look their best at all times to be more attractive to men.

4. No drama.

The biggest argument I had with a girl in Nakuru, if you want to call it that, was when she refused to suck my ‘D’ while she was ‘nyesharing’. That argument lasted three minutes and then she went on her knees. Nakuru girls don’t catch ‘hormones’. They are so easy-going that I don’t even know how a ‘throw-stuff-across-the-room’ type of fight could occurwith them. I’ve been brainwashed by Nairobi women to believe that there has to be tension and petty fights to keep a relationship interesting, and while that may be the case for some, I was more than content with thesmooth sailing and consistent sex that is the hallmark of Nakuru women

5. They don’t play silly games.

The girls in Nax don’t like the idea of playing games with men. They don’t lead you on aimlessly, trick you, or use you. They are also more tolerant to male imperfections. A mistake that would cost you the opportunity to sleep with a Nairobi girl won’t even be noticed by a Nakuru girl. You might spit only 50% vibe, even but a Nax chic will still reward you with raw lungula for trying.

6. They are loyal.

Nakuru babes are completely monogamous. Girls are happier sleeping with one guy than turning their punanis into dust bins with the excuse of tasting the waters. Nakuru babes have no desire to cheat. If she has a guy, she won’t accept you even if your name is Drake and you come with a grammy.

Once you ‘chipo’ a Nakuru chic, no matter how quickly, you can most likely enter a relationship with her if you wish. It can be debated whether a Nakuru girl sleeps with a lot of guys during her lifetime (I doubt it), but I’m certain it’s sequential, one at a time, instead of letting simultaneous pens dip in her inkwell.

7. Horny.

Nakuru girls look and act wholesome, but good lord do they love sex. Your manhood might be epic enough to tire out other women by the second or third go around, but Nakuru girls will want much more than you are able to provide. They wanted the ‘D’ inside them for as long as possible, not satisfied with only one round per night, which is all that most guys seem to muster. But their love for lungula is good for you since you’ll always be at your top game

8. They embrace family values.

 Nakuru girls have strong relationships with their parents. Only in Nakuru is where you will see mothers and their grown daughters walking hand-in-hand in malls while laughing or talking. I rarely see such sights in Nairobi and whenever I do, the daughter walks sulking and treats her mama like an annoyance instead of a queen.

9.They are hotter than your grandma’s meko

Nakuru girls have some serious curves and boobs. Their juicy curvature makes you drink a lot of water to quench your thirst. Isn’t water good for your health?

Their faces also shine with wonderful cheekbones and bright eyes. Some of the most beautiful women in the world I’ve seen have been from Nakuru

And when it comes to hair, Nakuru women do better than Nairobi women, who have adopted some hideous style of head shaving in an attempt to look like Huddah the boss wh*re. Nakuru women, however, keep extraordinary long hair whether natural or artificial. It is common to see girls with hair going down to their pancake asses and sometimes passing that. It doesn’t make sense why hair would be boner inducing, but it is.

10. They are fun to party with

Nakuru girls know how to turn up at parties and clubs. If it’s dancing…..they shake like Brazilian and Jamaican mood and if it’s dressing, they can be sentenced to life imprisonment for ‘killing’ men with their looks. Surely, what else can a Kenyan nigga want?

Three celebs have been locked in a precarious brawl over a lady who was evidently playing all of them. The radio host has however resorted to ‘murdering’ the artists.

Friday the 25^th, Ghafla! gets a call from T-Broz, identical twin singers best remembered for their twins organization dubbed Identical Family Organization, the only one in East and Central Africa, who wanted immediate help.

I sat down with a pen listened to their plight. T-Broz explained a local radio presenter, Johnstone Kiusya aka Joe of Mbaitu FM’s Miondoko Show, was out to finish their career and possibly their lives.

                                                                         Joe.

Reason being? The brothers were rumored to be having an affair with Joe’s sweetheart, Mary Mwakesi who also happens to be the duo’s manager.

The brothers tell me Joe has used his influence in entertainment industry to marshal other presenters and DJs to boycott their songs.

They say their songs no longer get airplay from most radio stations thanks to Joe’s relentless campaign against them.

But the intriguing question; did the brothers really ‘devour’ Joe’s girlfriend? From their explanation I could sense they actually eat from the same pot with Joe.

I didn’t need a psychologist’s knowledge to tell they were taking me for a ride; they beat around the bush offering uncalled for explanations that didn’t necessarily resonate with the question asked.

The frightened duo says their relationship with Mary was purely professional contrary to what the Radio presenter was in alleging.

                                                                                Mary

T-Broz are afraid Joe’s ‘obsession’ could not only maim their music career but could also plunge them into a bloody feud given that the radio presenter had issued them dire warning.

                                                              T-Broz

Three celebs have been locked in a precarious brawl over a lady who was evidently playing all of them. The radio host has however resorted to ‘murdering’ the artists.

Friday the 25^th, Ghafla! gets a call from T-Broz, identical twin singers best remembered for their twins organization dubbed Identical Family Organization, the only one in East and Central Africa, who wanted immediate help.

I sat down with a pen listened to their plight. T-Broz explained a local radio presenter, Johnstone Kiusya aka Joe of Mbaitu FM’s Miondoko Show, was out to finish their career and possibly their lives.

                                                                         Joe.

Reason being? The brothers were rumored to be having an affair with Joe’s sweetheart, Mary Mwakesi who also happens to be the duo’s manager.

The brothers tell me Joe has used his influence in entertainment industry to marshal other presenters and DJs to boycott their songs.

They say their songs no longer get airplay from most radio stations thanks to Joe’s relentless campaign against them.

But the intriguing question; did the brothers really ‘devour’ Joe’s girlfriend? From their explanation I could sense they actually eat from the same pot with Joe.

I didn’t need a psychologist’s knowledge to tell they were taking me for a ride; they beat around the bush offering uncalled for explanations that didn’t necessarily resonate with the question asked.

The frightened duo says their relationship with Mary was purely professional contrary to what the Radio presenter was in alleging.

                                                                                Mary

T-Broz are afraid Joe’s ‘obsession’ could not only maim their music career but could also plunge them into a bloody feud given that the radio presenter had issued them dire warning.

                                                              T-Broz

Uhuru Kenyatta Wins A Prestigious ICT Award And Other Photos From His American Visit.

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It seems that Robert Ali will go in on anyone, regardless of your political standing, how popular you are ,whether you are dead or alive or whether you are a member of the clergy or not.

Last year he had an alteration with Bishop Kiuna over their lavish lifestyle and This time Robert takes a jab at Bishop Mark Kariuki of the deliverance church for a different reason altogether. Robert is harshly criticizing him for taking Waiguru’s side in the ongoing political drama.

This is what he writes:

 

It worries me that Bishop Mark Kariuki never came out when Mugo wa Wairimu was filmed raping women but came out when Waiguru was criticised for being too sweet to the President that she can’t punished.

Muthama just asked if Waiguru ameongezewa asali and that is what triggered grown men and political leaders baying for his blood.

We have bred a bunch of chauvinistic followers who doesn’t think beyond simple criticism.

Respect is earned and not forced.

The last time Jaguar launched a tirade against Nacada was when he was threatening to quit his lucrative job. The singer is at it again!

What’s happening with Nacada? The organization’s internal wrangles have once again spilled over to public domain.

Last June, Jaguar put Nacada on the spot when he decided to exposed the filth that was crippling the alcohol and drug regulatory body.

See also: Jaguar Set To Dump President Uhuru’s Job Barely Two Months Into Office. Reason Being…

Three months down the line, the ‘Huu Mwaka’ hit maker is still faulting his employer for not executing its mandate effectively.

Jaguar leveled accusation against Nacada when he visited Mombasa to assess the condition of drug addicts. He was accompanied by Bahati and Dr. Ngao.

He says Nacada was charging addicts as much as Kes 1000 a day for rehabilitation, all this when rehab centers had no doctors, medicines and blankets.

The singer accused Nacada officials of sleeping on their job when drug menace was taking its toll on addicts.

“I was in mombasa over the weekend and was saddened by what I found. With over 2.6 million drug addicts in Kenya, NACADA officials are very busy holding costly boardroom talks while addicts receive no education and no medical support to get them out of this never ending drug scourge.” Jaguar wrote in part.

Go to the next page to see photos of Jaguar’s visit to Mombasa;

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This seems to be a year of weddings amongst the Kenyan celebrity fraternity. Already the likes of entertainment writer Stevens Muendo and Citizen TV’s Annabelle Onyango have said their vows at glamorous weddings.

Now, as arguably the most waited upon wedding of Betty Kyallo and Dennis Okari approaches on October 2^nd, news has it that Chipukeezy is also set to walk down the aisle this year.

The information drifted through Jalango who took to his Instagram page and posted the picture of the two lovebirds along with the following, “I am happy for my brother, Chipukeezy. Wedding date set! He who finds a good wife finds a good thing,”

Chipukeezy himself promised to have an announcement on yesterday but so far, it has been quiet on his part. We will get you information of any new developments.

 

Concours D’Elegance Was A Hotbed Of Pricey Vintage Cars And Beautiful People! (photos)

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Top Trending Images In Nairobi This Morning

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The quartet met a difficult situation in New York but thanks to their zeal they reversed the fortunes in their favor.

Sauti Sol made their way to the US to grace an international concert that saw the international superstars share stage.

Global Citizen Festival brought celebrities from all over the world together in New York’s Central Park to promote global development.

The event used music to address a series of issues like; education, refugee crises, and climate change measures among other global concerns.

Sauti Sol was privileged to share the stage with global artists. But they were confronted by a situation they have NEVER faced.

A whopping 60,000 audience turned up for Global Citizen Festival. The Kenyan boys admitted they have never seen such mammoth gathering.

“Swear we’ve never seen such a sea of people at a concert. Are you seeing Fancy Fingers’ body language!”

Lucky the group’s A-game warmed the hearts of New Yorkers. Sauti Sol conquered America’s most populous city.

The quartet also rubbed shoulders with international superstars and billionaires during their trip to the US.

Bill Gates, Sir Richard Branson, Jay Z, Beyonce, Usher, Cold Play, Kerry Washington among other global celebrities, shared intimate time with the Kenyan pop group.

See photos in the gallery below;

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After proudly displaying and her baby bump and obvious eagerness to be a mum, songstress, actor, model and entrepreneur, Laika has successfully delivered.

She took to social media to share the news of her bundle of joy and it is all clear that the new mum is embracing her role with gusto. Celebrating the achievement, the anxious mother posted;

‘First time in a hospital gown and it was to welcome my little sunshine into the world. Words cannot explain! Thank you Lord for the chance to go through this safely, many people would love to experience the same but they cannot.#foreverthankful #GlorytoGod #newmom’

Here are the photos.;

Chris Brown is the international star that best resonates with Willy Paul given that there is no American gospel singer that can preeminently be compared to the ‘Vigelegele’ hit maker.

Chris Brown/Willy Paul, what do they have in common? There are so many similarities between the two artists even though one is a secular musician while the other is a gospel singer.

The obvious connection between two is controversies. They have both been hit by damning accusations but how they have managed to swerve past the numerous squall is the most interesting part.

The latest allegation Willy was slapped with was his reported involvement in procuring an abortion.

See Also: Did Gospel Wonder Kid Willy Paul Force His Girlfriend To Procure An Abortion? He Speaks Out

Well, one would think this would maim his reputation and subsequently take its toll on his massive fan base.

But this was never to be, Willy Paul seems to be immune to all gibberish that is thrown to his face. Just like Chris Brown.

Willy’s latest song proves so. ‘Sijafika’ featuring Size 8, Kambua and Gloria Muliro, has already garnered over 30k views on YouTube some three days after it was uploaded.

This is astonishing, while some A-list artists (I will not mention them) are still grappling with 5k views in months, Willy Paul has over 30k for his new video despite the latest controversy!

I won’t say much, just watch the video below and see how Willy works his magic: