Wednesday, October 4, 2023

Creating liberating content

Benzema – Class 2

Benzema – Class 2

Ethic Entertainment – Bazenga

Groove all through the weekend with this song from Ethic Entrainment captioned Bazenga.

Bahati ft Rayvanny –...

Bahati links up with Rayvanny on “Kiss”

Nyashinski ft Khaligraph Jones...

Nyashinski ft Khaligraph Jones – Ting
HomeKenyagistTop Kenyan Trends...

Top Kenyan Trends on Friday July 19, 2019

As is usually the case, Kenyans on Friday were at it again having a field day on social media. Most of them weighed in on the hot trending topics of the day including:

Manu Chandaria

Business mogul Manu Chandaria, 90, on Friday solemnised his marriage to his wife, Aruna Chandaria, 85, at the attorney general’s Sheria House office, Nairobi.

In a photo seen by kenyagist.com, the couple appeared happily married and still in love even after 64years as they shared a kiss.

Considered as one of Kenya’s most successful businessmen, he had the option of planning a lavish wedding but chose to have a simple one instead, much to the dismay of Kenyans.

The wedding sparked debate among social media users with a majority congratulating the billionaire for being modest.

On the other hand, others questioned how long a couple should wait before formalising their marriage.

Here are some reactions from Kenyans:

Edwin Sifuna

Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party Secretary General Edwin Sifuna on Friday found himself in an awkward position after a video of him circulated online vowing to resign if former presidential aspirant Ekuru Aukot’s party, Thirdway Alliance Kenya, managed a one million threshold required to invoke a referendum in its Punguza Mizigo initiative.

I can guarantee you and I want to bet in front of this country, if this Thirdway Alliance is able to raise these signatures, I will resign as the secretary-general of ODM,” Sifuna vowed.

However, when commenting on the video on social media, Sifuna sarcastically denied having any knowledge of the video.

“It wasn’t me, I was misquoted, I don’t recall, I said re-sign not resign, I would rather die, I’ve never been on KBC and I don’t know who Third Way is,  Take your pick,” he noted.

A section of Kenyans on Twitter immediately called for his resignation asserting that he needed to honour his word.

Punguza Mizigo bill

IEBC, on Thursday, verified former presidential candidate, Ekuru Aukot’s ‘Punguza Mzigo’ Initiative, pushing for constitutional amendments.

The ‘Punguza Mzigo’ initiative seeks a constitutional review to overhaul the structure of government in order to reduce the burden of the cost of governance to taxpayers.

The initiative is said to have met the required threshold of at least one million signatures.

The commission, in a press statement, stated that the initiative sponsored by Aukot’s Thirdway Alliance Kenya Party was supported by a total of 1,222,541 registered voters.

Later that evening, six-armed goons, reportedly raided the Thirdway Alliance Kenya offices in Lavington, Nairobi.

It is alleged that the goons shot at the party’s Secretary-General, Fredrick Okango, who ran and hid in one of the offices.

https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Get notified whenever we post something new!

Continue reading

Strengthening Healthcare in Kenya: The Role of the Ministry of Health

The Ministry of Health, Republic of Kenya, plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the well-being of its citizens and enhancing the country's healthcare system. With a focus on providing quality healthcare services, the Ministry works diligently to address the...

Latest News in Uganda: Breaking Headlines and Updates from Kampala

Stay informed about the latest happenings in Uganda with our comprehensive coverage of breaking news, travel updates, and today's headlines. From political developments to travel insights, we bring you real-time information about Uganda's vibrant capital city, Kampala, and beyond....

Al-Shabaab Militants Carry Out Gruesome Attack in Kenya, Leaving Five Civilians Dead, Including a Student

In a horrifying incident, five innocent Kenyan civilians lost their lives as al-Shabaab militants launched a vicious assault on two villages in Lamu County on Saturday evening. The police, along with witnesses, have confirmed the distressing events that unfolded. The...

Enjoy exclusive access to all of our content

Get an online subscription and you can unlock any article you come across.