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

South African music sensation Tyla has clinched two major honors at the 2024 BET Awards, marking a significant milestone in her blossoming career. Tyla was awarded Best New Artist and Best International Act, triumphing over formidable African contenders such as Ayra Starr, Asake, and Focalistic, as well as international stars like Sexyy Red and Fridayy. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Adding to the night’s highlights, Nigerian artist Tems secured the Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award for her soul-stirring song “Me & U,” making it her third BET Award. Tems continues to cement her legacy in the music…

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Kenyans have reacted to photos of MP Oscar Sudi passed out from alcohol at an unknown club after the images leaked on social media. Many speculated that the MP was stressed and possibly depressed after his multi-million-shilling club was vandalized by protesters and his constituents expressed vehemently that they no longer wanted him. Sudi was one of many MPs who voted yes for the finance bill, and many Kenyans believe the backlash against these MPs may have contributed to his excessive drinking. The photos showed him slumped on a sofa in a club, with a bottle of alcohol on a…

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In a bold statement, Siaya Governor James Orengo has called for President William Ruto’s resignation, citing widespread public dissatisfaction with the Kenya Kwanza administration. Speaking in Bondo on Sunday, Orengo emphasized that if President Ruto were attuned to the national sentiment, he would step down, as the anger against his government is palpable. Orengo argued that the president’s resignation, along with the entire administration, would be the most honorable course of action for a leader who claims to uphold Christian values. “If Ruto was listening to the mood of Kenyans, he would know that talking to him will not resolve…

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In a surprising shift, President William Ruto now claims the Finance Bill 2024 was not his creation. During an intense interview with journalists from Citizen, KTN, and NTV, Ruto was repeatedly challenged on issues that have left many Kenyans frustrated. The president clarified that the controversial Finance Bill, which led thousands to protest, was the work of MPs, not his own doing. Ruto expressed concerns about governing without the Finance Bill, which he described as crucial for lifting Kenya out of debt. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: He maintained he would still strive to lead effectively without it.…

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Unresolved salaries, which have been an issue for months for the Mombasa Road-based media house Standard Media Group, could see operations at all its radio stations grind to a halt on July 3. Staff from Radio Maisha, Spice FM, Berur FM, and Vybez Radio have threatened to withdraw their services if outstanding salaries are not cleared. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: In a letter to the company’s management, the radio department highlighted inconsistent salary payments and demanded that June salaries be paid by July 2, with 30 percent of arrears paid monthly until all outstanding payments from June…

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Kibwezi West MP Mwengi Mutuse faced the wrath of angry constituents during a burial ceremony in the Ukambani area. A video has surfaced showing furious youth and leaders physically attacking the MP, knocking him to the ground in retaliation for his “yes” vote on the finance bill. The altercation began when the governor took the microphone to address the crowd, and the MP made a wry comment, prompting those nearby to silence him, reminding him he had no right to speak. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: One individual seated near the MP was the first to react, fiercely…

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The laying down of the casket and the placing of wreaths marked the final farewell to comedian Fred Omondi, brother of renowned comedian Eric Omondi. Emotions ran high, with family members breaking down several times during the burial, culminating in even greater sorrow as his body was interred in his ancestral home of Sega, Siaya County. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Family members, including some who had traveled from the UK, wailed inconsolably at the burial site as flowers were laid to mark his beautiful life on earth. Eric Omondi is seen in a YouTube video holding firmly…

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In recent years, anti-riot water cannon vehicles have become a visible symbol during protests worldwide, including in Kenya, where they are deployed by law enforcement agencies to manage crowds and maintain public order. These vehicles are equipped with specialized features designed to disperse crowds and provide non-lethal control in tense situations. Here are some key features and specifications of these anti-riot vehicles: Water Capacity and Shooting Systems Cabin Features Control and Chemical Capabilities Additional Features Follow our Facebook page for more updates Development and Manufacturers The development of anti-riot water cannon vehicles varies by country and manufacturer. These vehicles are…

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Kenyans have reacted with anger to a video showing Bishop David Njoroge of Neema Lema Church and congregants singing while cleansing the vandalized house of Molo MP, accusing them of hindering the country from revolution. In the video, the bishop stood on a raised balcony of the MP’s lavish residence, addressing congregants in the compound, remarks that have angered many Kenyans, including Gen Zs. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: After the singing subsided, the bishop is heard urging youth to respect the government, emphasizing that humility will lead to development. Thousands of Kenyans flooded the comments section, criticizing…

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‘Kigogo,’ a set book that has been a staple in Kenyan high school literature curriculums, has recently been highlighted as a significant factor in the political reawakening among the country’s Gen Z population. The book, which primarily critiques corrupt leadership, has resonated deeply with young Kenyans and is credited with inspiring recent protests, including the dramatic storming of Parliament and calls for President William Ruto’s resignation. Overview of ‘Kigogo’ Authored by Pauline Kea, ‘Kigogo’ delves into the lives of fictional characters who navigate a society plagued by corruption, exploitation, and abuse of power. The narrative revolves around the reign of…

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