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XLVI K is a pioneer gospel drill artiste in Kenya signed under Christian Geng Record Label. He is also the chairman of Kenya Holy Hiphop, a collective of Christian hiphop creatives
From the quiet streets of Nyeri to the stages of Dubai, DJ Riqq has carved a path of grit and fearless passion
Filmed against the backdrop of Atlanta, Georgia, the video was directed by JetPVCK and captures the essence of a father and son bridging generations through music.
Tributes have poured in from fellow artists and fans alike on social media, with Gengetone pioneer Miracle Baby among the first to express their condolences.
Ng'ang'a insisted that he had already served time for past crimes and that his words were meant to show how his life had changed after finding faith.
The single, distributed by ONErpm, marks a new chapter for the Nairobi-based artiste, who steps beyond her signature indie-soul sound to explore a genre steeped in rhythm and reflection.
Kenya’s rock scene thrives underground, driven by passion and rebellion despite little mainstream support.
Known as “The Guitar Sangoma”, a nod to the healing, almost spiritual nature of his performances, Sylent is redefining Afro-fusion, taking Zimbabwe’s rhythm to stages across the continent.
“I may be in heaven right now as we fly on Air Force One. I’m not sure I’m going to be able to make heaven, but I’ve made life a lot better for a lot of people.”
The footage has drawn sharp condemnation from Kenyans online, with many describing the act as "robbery with violence" and demanding immediate action against the officers involved.
Leaders from across the world have expressed their condolences, paying tribute to Odinga’s indelible legacy as a champion of democracy, a pan-Africanist, and a bridge-builder between nations.
Produced by FRNCH and Grammy-winning producer DEE/MA, “Body Go” captures Africa’s nightlife from Accra to Johannesburg, Lagos to Nairobi with its basslines and irresistible hooks.
Makubwa meets listeners in the middle of life’s rhythm. It’s a reminder that even in seasons of waiting or uncertainty, God’s presence remains steady.
In her tribute, Winnie described her father as her “superhero,” the man who taught her resilience, courage, and the value of service. “The king is dead, but long live the crown,” she declared.
Lupita reflected on her personal connection to the veteran politician, revealing that Odinga had been a significant presence in her family’s life for decades.
Babu has cultivated a strong connection with Kenya’s youth through constant engagement, both online and on the ground. His accessibility and charisma have earned him widespread admiration.
Introducing his two wives to the crowd, Oburu said he feared domestic consequences if he failed to acknowledge them publicly.
A mid-distance runner for the University of the Cumberlands in the United States, Kibet has evolved from a promising local athlete into an NAIA All-American.
For nearly two years, she rescued and raised an orphaned cheetah cub, treating it like a family pet by feeding, bathing, and even leashing it.
Named after Route 58, the matatu line that snakes through Buruburu, “58 Flava” is both a love letter and a declaration of intent.
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