Author: Steve Ireri

Steve is a seasoned digital multimedia journalist, with a background of over three years in digital content creation and masterful storytelling. He is accredited by the Media Council of Kenya and holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. Steve has previously worked for reputable publications and media houses including the Kenya Management Magazine, Burudani Africa News and the Kenya News Agency. Email: steve@nairobipost.co.ke

A Kiambu Court has declared Muratina, a beloved traditional Kikuyu beverage, as legal under Kikuyu customs and culture in what is now a landmark ruling. Judge Abigail Mshila of the High Court announced on Friday that Muratina production and consumption are not in violation of existing laws, provided they adhere to customary practices.   However, the court has entrusted the Kikuyu Council of Elders, known as Kiama Kia Ma, to oversee the brewing and consumption process, ensuring it aligns with traditional norms and regulations. The court’s decision stems from a petition filed by twelve Ndeiya Traditional Brewers who alleged harassment and…

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To refute previous claims that Diamond Platinum pursued her, Zarina Hassan has come forward, acknowledging that she was the one who initiated contact.  Zari explained that she reached out to him via direct message, inviting him to headline her annual all-white party. Hassan, also referred to as Zari, recounted, “I once messaged him asking him to attend my white party, to which he replied, ‘No, please speak to my manager.'” This occurred during her separation from Ivan Ssemwanga.  Also read: 1: Peter Morgan, Lead Singer of Prominent Reggae Band Morgan Heritage, Dies at Age 46 2: Diamond Platnumz Claps Back…

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Jessani, a woman who went viral on social media after leaving her boyfriend to dance with Nigerian artist Omah Lay at his concert, has issued a public apology.  Jessani (Jess) stated in the video that she has been called out, intimidated, and humiliated by several people since the event occurred. She reported having a private talk with her partner about the situation, but because it happened in public, she felt compelled to address it publically. She insisted that the occurrence, which she now regrets, was a genuine error. Addressing rumours regarding her name, she explained that her name is not Fafa and…

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Televangelist Benny Hinn encircled Charlene Ruto seven times, accompanied by hymns and words of encouragement, praying for her to find a supportive boyfriend who would assist her in realizing her ambition of empowering successful African youths.  President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto were in attendance, witnessing a transformative moment as their daughter humbly revealed her ambitions, seeking spiritual guidance and support from the esteemed man of God. This occurred after the first daughter expressed to the highly revered televangelist that she had been fervently praying for a husband who would align with her vision for the youth of Kenya. …

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 Peter Anthony Morgan, lead singer of the popular reggae band Morgan Heritage that he founded with four siblings, died Sunday at age 46, his family announced. In a statement posted Sunday on social media, the family asked for privacy and thanked people in advance for their love and support. The announcement did not share a cause of death. Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness wrote on X, formerly Twitter, that his “heart is heavy” over the news. He called Morgan’s death a “colossal loss” for Jamaica and reggae music. Morgan, known as “Peetah,” was a son of renowned Jamaican reggae singer…

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Driven by her passion for agriculture and a desire for something unique, Joyce Kiara of Nakuru County, Kenya, has found success in raising ornamental birds. Her farm, Charis Farm, is a pioneer in this field, boasting a variety of species including peacocks, Brahma chickens, guineafowl, pheasants, and more. Kiara’s journey began with goat farming, but she soon ventured into poultry on a small scale. Seeking a niche beyond traditional chicken farming, she discovered ornamental birds through Google research. This proved to be a lucrative decision, with Charis Farm now reaping significant profits. One key advantage of ornamental birds is their…

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Naomi Muchiri’s journey from Kenya to culinary stardom in the US is a tale of triumph against all odds. Born into hardship, Naomi’s fortune took a turn when her brother Samuel Kimani, already thriving in the States, extended a lifeline. With his backing, Naomi clinched a green card and embarked on an odyssey that would redefine her destiny. “Touching down in the US, I bunked at my brother’s pad, cared for by my sister-in-law Josephine Kimani, as I hustled through odd gigs. It was then I stumbled upon caregiving,” reminisced Naomi, once a footballer with Thika Medisca United, now Thika…

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Kenyans woke up to sombre news on Sunday after learning that marathoner Charles Kipsang Kipkorir collapsed and later died moments after finishing a competitive race in Cameroon  on Saturday, February 24. According to Cameroonian media outlets, Kipkorir who was taking part in the 29th edition of the Mount Cameroon Race of Hope, passed on while being resuscitated. The athlete had taken a commanding lead during the race, before he started slowing down after experiencing bouts of difficulty, just metres to the finish line. Kipkorir would later finish in 16th place according to Cameroonian Governor Bernard Okalai Bilia. After crossing the…

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A Kenyan asylum seeker died in Canada after waiting to secure shelter for several hours in the cold. The woman identified as Delphina Ngigi had just arrived in Canada where she had travelled to seek refuge at the Dundas shelter. According to advocates from the African Canadian Community, she arrived in Toronto, Canada on Thursday, February 15. The advocates further revealed that she went to the Dundas Shelter to seek refuge at 1 p.m. on Saturday 17. Last Moments of Kenyan Woman Who Froze to Death in Canada. However, despite her arriving at 1.pm local time, she was admitted at…

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The twelfth victim of the Embakasi gas explosion, Maria Nyangige, passed away due to burns sustained at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital. Her death occurred just a day after expressing dissatisfaction in an interview with the NTV, citing unfulfilled promises made to her and fellow victims. Nyangige, a single mother of two and a food vendor in Mradi village, leaves behind a preschool-aged daughter and a teenage son, adding uncertainty to their future. On the night of February 1st, Nyangige was returning home from work when the gas explosion occurred. Despite finishing work and preparing dough for the next day, she…

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