Author: winnie mabel

The growing popularity of social media platforms and streaming services has created new avenues for content creators to reach and engage with audiences, leading to opportunities for monetization through advertising, sponsorships, and partnerships.   From YouTube vloggers to Instagram influencers to podcasters, the opportunities to create content and build an audience are endless. However, breaking into the world of digital content creation requires more than just a camera and an internet connection.   Here are five essential things to consider if you aspire to become a successful digital content creator: 1. Find Your Niche: One of the first steps…

Kirinyaga Governor Ann Waiguru has spearheaded the distribution of 600 filled-up gas cylinders (Meko) to households in Ngariama Ward, in a bid to address the adverse effects of climate change. The initiative aims to mitigate the impact of tree felling for firewood and reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by the use of wood fuel, particularly in areas neighboring the Mt Kenya Forest. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Governor Waiguru emphasized her administration’s commitment to combating climate change during her address at Ngariama Primary School, where she presided over the distribution event on Friday. She expressed concern about…

Kenyan YouTube creators celebrated a milestone last week as they graduated from the Made for You program in Nairobi.   The event, which saw approximately 150 guests in attendance, highlighted the achievements of these creators and showcased YouTube’s commitment to nurturing talent on its platform. The Made for You program, which spans six months, aims to empower creators with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed on YouTube Shorts, the platform’s popular short-form video format. Similar graduation events were also held in Johannesburg and Lagos, reflecting the program’s broader reach across the African continent. During the Nairobi event, attendees…

Nigeria’s vibrant entertainment scene took a dramatic turn as controversial transgender personality Bobrisky, whose real name is Idris Okuneye, appeared at the Federal High Court in Lagos.   Dressed in black attire with a scarf concealing her face, Bobrisky faced charges of abusing the currency, specifically for engaging in the act of “spraying” banknotes at social events, a common practice at Nigerian celebrations.  Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The court heard that Bobrisky threw banknotes in the air as a sign of appreciation, a practice known as “spraying.” While culturally significant, this act is technically considered an offense…

The long arm of the law has finally caught up with a key suspect implicated in the brazen robbery that rocked Eastleigh, Nairobi. The individual, allegedly involved in the heist where Ksh3.9 million was stolen and a tragic loss of life occurred, was apprehended in Mombasa while in the process of purchasing a vehicle using the ill-gotten gains. The arrest, which took place as part of a meticulously coordinated operation by law enforcement agencies, represents a major breakthrough in the ongoing investigation. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Following intense scrutiny and surveillance, authorities tracked the suspect’s movements…

 Ephas Musisa, a jobless man from Vihiga County, has finally secured employment after a humiliating encounter with Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen went viral. The incident, which initially appeared to be a setback for Musisa, has now transformed into a beacon of hope as he embarks on a new journey as a driver at the Kenya National Highways Authority Project office in Nakuru. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Musisa’s journey to employment has been marked by hardship and perseverance. Having lost his job back in 2020 after nearly two decades of employment, Musisa found himself facing the daunting…

A Kenyan woman residing in the United States has marked the conclusion of her decade-long marriage with a powerful message urging women not to confine themselves to the role of a housewife.  In a candid revelation shared on social media, the woman, Esther Musila, emphasized the importance of financial independence and personal fulfillment, cautioning against the pitfalls of solely relying on a spouse for sustenance. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Reflecting on her experience, Musila expressed regret over spending ten years as a housewife, labeling her marriage as a “scam.” She implored women to reject societal pressures to…

A standout student from KCA University, situated along Thika Road, stole the spotlight on campus by arriving in style in a sleek, brand-new Range Rover Sport. In a viral TikTok video shared by user @Dangotevara, the luxury car gracefully made its way through the school grounds, leaving students in awe of its beauty and sophistication. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Some students pulled out their phones to capture the moment, celebrating their classmate’s success while teasing those without such luxuries. The vehicle, a stunning grey Range Rover Sport with the latest KD plates, cruised into the school with…

Mugithi star Kareh B is grappling with the devastating loss of her son, Joseph, who tragically perished in a road accident involving an Easy Coach bus.  Joseph, a 17-year-old student at Chavakali Boys High School, was on his way home for the holidays when the accident occurred, claiming his life and leaving 33 other students injured. The heart-wrenching news was first shared by fellow Mugithi singer Joseph Gatutuura, who expressed condolences to Kareh B and her family, urging for divine comfort during this trying time. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: This profound loss comes just three years after…

Governor Sakaja has shifted his stance on the recording of city council officers by Kenyans, now asserting that the practice poses no issue. This reversal comes just two days after his initial announcement threatening legal repercussions for individuals filming officers, a move that sparked criticism from the public. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: During a recent parliamentary session, Sakaja contradicted his previous statements, expressing support for citizens recording “Kanjos” if it contributes to transparency.  He clarified that his concern lies in actions that impede the officers’ duties, affirming that individuals caught disrupting their work would still face fines…