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

Hours after Kenyans threatened to troll all her brands, socialite Diana B, wife of musician Bahati, has issued a sincere apology for failing to attend the Finance Bill protests. Diana explained that she has been unwell and on medication for a while and asked Kenyans to forgive her for not joining them in rejecting the bill, which has been widely labeled as “draconian and oppressive.” She defended herself by stating that she would have loved to be on the streets, but her illness, which has plagued her for over a week, has kept her reliant on medication. Diana, who, along…

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Renowned Jamaican dancehall artist Konshens has voiced his support for Kenyans opposing the Finance Bill, following massive online backlash that brought the internet to a standstill. The successful singer emphasized that when the Kenyan people speak, the government should listen. He shared a post featuring the Kenyan flag and a raised fist emoji to show his full support for the Kenyans rejecting the oppressive bill. Konshens also used the hashtag #RejectFinanceBill2024, which left Kenyans in awe of his solidarity during their darkest and most challenging times. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The “Bruk Off Yuh Back” hitmaker’s views…

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Comedian Eric Omondi has gone missing just hours after his dramatic arrest by police at Bunge Towers, where he was protesting from the top of a horse. His wife, Lynne Njihia, speaking to the press outside Central Police Station, expressed her dismay, and said there was growing tension as police claimed he was not at the station, despite videos showing him being taken there. Lynne said her life has come to a standstill as Eric was preparing to bury his brother Fred Omondi and was scheduled to lead a vigil with the country’s comedians and celebrities at the Carnivore Hotel…

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Comedian-turned-activist Eric Omondi has arrested by police officers during anti-tax protests outside the Bunge Towers in Nairobi. The protests were in opposition to the contentious Finance Bill 2024. In widely circulated videos, Omondi can be seen sitting atop a horse, chanting anti-tax slogans towards the officers stationed nearby. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: However, the demonstration was abruptly interrupted when police officers moved in to disperse the protestors. The officers rushed towards Omondi, dislodged him from the horse, and then whipped him several times before detaining him. Read Also: 1: Tragic Loss as Eric Omondi’s Brother Fred Omondi…

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A light moment ensued inside the studios of Citizen TV as revered news anchor Jeff Koinange chided his male make-up artist, Itsmwapoa, over his attire. The moment began when Mwapoa approached Jeff with a foundation brush to tone his face, and Jeff noticed his sweater shirt, which had a hanging cloth that appeared torn. In a playful manner, Jeff, who had already started greeting the artist, quickly pointed out the attire and asked why it was torn. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The artist, amused by Jeff’s remarks, explained while applying the foundation that it was not a…

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After hours of what seemed like a peaceful protest as police refrained from using live bullets on protesters, a young man was finally shot during the late hours of the ‘Occupy Parliament’ protests. Rex Kanyike Masai, 24, was fatally shot Thursday evening along Moi Avenue in Nairobi. Police are investigating the shooting, allegedly by a plainclothes officer around 7 pm. Aerial footage captured the incident as protesters, pushed from Kenyatta Avenue and City Hall Way, regrouped outside a club on Moi Avenue. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: According to witnesses, the plainclothes officer fired into the crowd, striking…

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Kenyans have begun trolling and calling out their Members of Parliament who voted “yes” for the finance bill, despite clear public opposition marked by mass protests in Nairobi’s CBD. This backlash followed the release of a list revealing that 204 MPs voted in favor of the bill, while 115 opposed it. Constituents are now demanding their MPs resign, particularly the younger, politically active Generation Z, who led the protests and vow not to forget the betrayal. In Kisii, for example, youth protesters carrying placards chanted against the finance bill and condemned the Kenya Kwanza government. They warned local MPs who…

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Ugandan TikTok star Rango Tenge Tenge, known for his comedic skits and massive global following, has secured a lucrative brand deal with Dubai-based property moguls, Zamelect Properties. The young entertainer, born Saad Ssozi, recently traveled to Dubai for both business and pleasure, facilitated by the real estate and high-quality electronics company. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Upon arrival, Tenge Tenge was welcomed with a grand celebration, chauffeured in a white Rolls Royce Phantom, and hosted at a surprise welcome party by the company proprietors, Abdul Ghafoor and Muhammad Shakoor, known as the Zam twins. Read Also: 1: Nigerian…

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Popular Kenyan actress Catherine Kamau, known as Kate Actress, has issued a heartfelt apology following significant backlash from fans and the public. The controversy began after she faced accusations of insensitivity and fence-sitting during the heated debates and protests against the 2024 Finance Bill. This discontent led to calls for boycotting the brands she represents, such as Harpik and Nice & Lovely. Kate’s involvement in President William Ruto’s state visit to the U.S. added fuel to the fire. Reports suggested that the trip, which included a luncheon at Tyler Perry Studios, cost Kenyan taxpayers approximately Sh250 million, causing public outrage.…

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A Kenyan woman named Belinda has developed a mysterious illness a few days after showcasing her mzungu lover online. Belinda, who frequently posted about her newfound wealthy lifestyle, shared that her situation had taken a tragic turn as her face began to swell and a strange ailment emerged. In a new TikTok video posted a few days after she revealed her sudden illness, her condition appeared to have worsened, with her eyes swollen to the point she couldn’t see, and her entire face looking unusually large. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The woman, who goes by the username…

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