Stop club hopping and get married, Ruto advices young people over 25 years President William Ruto has ignited a national debate after urging young Kenyans over the age of 25 to settle down and build families, rather than “hopping from one club to another.” Speaking at the wedding of Budamba Mudavadi, son of Musalia Mudavadi, the Head of State criticised men who remain single, describing them as shirking responsibility. “If you are a man enough, be man enough to marry the woman you love. Too many people run away from responsibility, claiming, ‘I like being single,’” Ruto said. He added,…
Author: Brenda Muriuki
The Reckoning: Netflix probes rise, fall of Sean Diddy Combs in new documentary Netflix is set to unveil one of its most hard-hitting documentaries yet: Sean Combs: The Reckoning, a four-part investigation into the rise and unravelling of one of hip-hop’s most influential and polarising figures, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs. The global premiere drops on December 2. Directed by Emmy winner Alexandria Stapleton and executive-produced by rapper-turned-mogul Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, the series is described by Netflix as “a staggering examination of the media mogul, music legend and convicted offender.” Early indications suggest viewers should expect anything but a polished retelling.…
Pritty Vishy slams critics over cosmetic surgery: ‘Do your research’ Kenyan content creator Pritty Vishy has issued a firm response to growing online criticism over her decision to undergo cosmetic surgery. In a series of Instagram Stories, Pritty Vishy told critics to inform themselves before forming opinions on the procedure. “Many of you are so illiterate about this cosmetic surgery thing… please, before you comment on anything, just do your own research. There’s Google, ChatGPT and more days to research,” she wrote. She also addressed social media users advocating for natural beauty, stating that while she respected their views, she…
The late gospel singer Betty Bayo [Courtesy] Gospel musician Shiru wa GP has announced the way forward for the late Betty Bayo’s brand endorsement deals, confirming that her contract with Virtuous Explorers will remain active despite her death. Shiru, who has been central in leading funeral preparations and coordinating planning meetings, said the decision was reached after consultations with Virtuous Explorers CEO Sarah Mtalii and lawyer Mwenda Njagi. “Following yesterday’s meeting, it was agreed that Betty Bayo’s contract with Virtuous Explorers will continue even after her sudden demise,” Shiru said, noting that the company was committed to honouring the agreement…