King Kaka is definitely not pregnant but he has delivered per usual in his latest banger Wasi Wasi. 

The up tempo song is all about good vibes, reminding y'all to live a worry free life!.

The video features the one and only Aggie The Dance Queen who did not come to play with the moves despite being heavy with child.

Aggie, as star of the video directed by Joowzey, draws the audience in with her beautiful bump in full display. 

The Ruler is back for sure, Wasi Wasi is a great reminder of King Kaka's brilliant versatility, which is how he has amassed a huge fan base in the span of his 11 year rap career.

Do not take our word for it, check it out for yourself. 

Mvita Member of Parliament Abdulwamand Nassir says he will not be cowed by intimidation from his rivals in his quest for Mombasa county governor seat.

Nassir, instead asked his supporters to choose peace so as to remain focused on the gubernatorial target.

The legislator who was recently caught up in political chaos during the Azimio Rally in Tononoka grounds said he has forgiven those who perpetrated the act against him.

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“They will try to target everyone near me, and I want to urge you, because time is  limited to where we are going, let us not accept to be derailed from our target, '' said Nassir.

Nassir who has been at war with his arch rival for Mombasa governor Suleiman Shahbal says he will forgive those who rebuke him and his supporters.

“For everyone who rebuked us, in one way or another abused us, I urge you to forgive them because, because if God grants us power, we will serve them the same way as others, so we must stay focused,if I fail to forgive them it may affect us from achieving what we want” he said.

Speaking during the graduation ceremony of Rashmmy Salon and training institute in Mombasa on Monday, Nassir vowed to remain focused on his governor target. He said his opponents are out to force themselves into leadership.

 “Ushindi hauji kwa Hasira,hii ngoma ya siasa ni mambo moja pekeake,huwezi kununua mapenzi ya watu,wala Nyoyo za watu,’)’you can't force political support, you can’t force people to love you, what is important is to extend love to the people,” said Nassir in reference to political clash between is supporters to that of his political opponents.

He told his supporters not to accept the destruction of the political strength and support they have cultivated over the years by falling into the trap and theatrics of his political opponents.

“I can’t continue to carry enmity with me because it will destroy me internally, what we want to do is to forgive and forget and focus, if they continue to hate don’t respond to them, “he added.

Uganda and Switzerland merge on this dulcet collaboration titled Niko Tayari -which translates from Kiswahili to “I am ready.”

President Uhuru Kenyatta has dismissed politicians who've been saying that Jubilee Party was no longer a major political player in the country saying the ruling party has been busy at work implementing its pre-election pledges.

“But the reality of the matter is this: Jubilee is not only alive; it is alive and it is well,” President Kenyatta, who is the Jubilee Party Leader, said.

The President spoke on Saturday at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi County where he presided over the party's National Delegates Conference (NDC).

Contrary to the narrative perpetuated by its opposers, the President said the Jubilee Party administration had registered tremendous successes during its tenure key among them the doubling of Kenya's GDP from Shs 5 trillion to Shs 11 trillion.

The President termed politicians who chose to abandon Jubilee Party as untruthful and bitter self-seekers who unsuccessfully attempted to sabotage the ruling party from within.

“There are those who said they pulled out of the party because it was dead. When they could not explain why the work of nation-building by the ruling party was going on even after their departure, they started saying they were removed from the party which is not true,” President Kenyatta said.

He said political leaders who abdicated their responsibilities in Government and the ruling party to engage in early political campaigns were largely motivated by unmitigated personal ambition.

“There is nothing wrong with ambition but ambition must be controlled. Uncontrolled ambition is like an unguided missile that can cause harm and untold destruction,” the President said.

On his 'handshake' with ODM leader Raila Odinga, the President said the closing of political ranks was aimed at restoring peace during the difficult post-election period when a section of the country was considering secession.

Citing the example of the 2013 grand coalition government that was led by retired President Mwai Kibaki and Mr Odinga, the President wondered why some politicians were bitterly opposed to the 'handshake'.

“The main objective of our ‘handshake’ with Baba (Mr Odinga) was peace. We agreed that we needed to have a constitutional order that ensures that our country remains not just united but peaceful and that people can engage freely in competitive politics,” he said.

Once again, the President refuted political claims that opposition leaders led by Mr Odinga had joined the Government through the handshake thereby disrupting the country's development agenda.

“I heard some people say that they have not seen a country like Kenya where the Government and the opposition are working together, my answer to them is that they see it in Kenya because they need to be mature enough to distinguish between politics and the needs of our people,” President Kenyatta said.

Several political party leaders who spoke at the NDC applauded President Kenyatta for his impressive development record and visionary leadership saying he ensured that Kenya remains peaceful, stable and progressive.

ODM leader Raila Odinga said the 'handshake' helped to diffuse the political tension that had threatened to tear Kenya apart following the disputed presidential results of 2017 general election.

"You know the country was going down the drain and you heard us calling for a boycott of some particular products," the ODM leader said while giving a blow-by-blow account of the events leading up to the 'handshake'.

Wiper Party Leader Kalonzo Musyoka said the One Kenya Alliance (OKA) had resolved to join hands with Mr Odinga and President Kenyatta in 'Azimio La Umoja' political formation saying discussions were underway to settle on a single presidential candidate for the August polls.

"We are committed to ensuring one nation and one people. We have began structured talks to build a strong nation. This is not the time for name-calling, it is a time to build a proud nation among the community of nations," Mr Musyoka said.

During the NDC, Jubilee Party members endorsed several changes in the party's structure including new leaders and party symbols.

In the changes, founding Jubilee Party Secretary-General Raphael Tuju stepped down from the position and was replaced by Ndaragwa MP Jeremiah Kioni.

SAVARA releases his much anticipated debut album, ‘Savage Level’ - following the releases of singles: Balance and Killem Everyday.

The 14-track body of work, which was all produced by Savara, cuts across themes including love, awakening, consciousness, anxiety, growth, and excellence at all costs with features from Karun on Vibration and Nyashinski on More Than a Friend.

Sababisha tells a story of his relationship with his mother and how she raised him, giving a glimpse into his childhood in Eastlands; while Anxiety addresses the issue of mental health and its relation to men.

SABABISHA VIDEO HERE

On the philosophy that forms the foundation of his brand and represents his personal journey and life story, Savara says,  “Savage Level is a mentality; your mindset has the power to shape your reality. Savage Level is a mantra, a movement, and a way of life. We all can unlock the best versions of ourselves.”

‘Savage Level’ is a global sound and a tribe with various layers to it. It’s Afro-Confusion - different sonic levels packaged in a beautiful rhythmic way.

Known as The Vibe Curator, Savara has left an imprint of who he is in every song on the album, documenting how his style continues to evolve.

The Kick Martial Arts Club (KMAC) of Ukunda is organizing a Half Marathon dubbed “the Kick out Unfitness” Half Marathon slated for Saturday, 26 February 2022.

The goal is to support and advocate for the participation of local youth in sports ensuring the long-term health and fitness of the youth as well as providing positive activities for them to engage in.

"As sponsors of this event, we at Skyward Express are more than happy to take part in this Marathon. This is because we believe that the future is youth and we would like to nurture and support talent in all our key destinations. " reads a statement from Skyward Express, the sponsors.

Adding "We have seen tremendous growth in terms of passenger number in Diani since we started operations in 2018 with the good will from the people of Kwale County. As such, we would like to give back to the people of Kwale County through such CSR activities. It is our hope and belief that this Half Marathon achieves its objectives and grows over the years."

First Lady Margaret Kenyatta has advocated for increased investment in Africa's reproductive, maternal, adolescent and child health systems noting that private-public partnerships were a viable option for raising resources to support the sector.

The First Lady rallied global financiers to back Africa's weak maternal and child health systems which she said were overstretched by societal challenges such as Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), Gender Based Violence (GBV), teenage pregnancies and early marriages.

"Through private-public partnerships and collective investments, we are urged to deepen our work around reproductive maternal, adolescent and child health," the First Lady said.

First Lady Margaret Kenyatta spoke through a recorded video message on Thursday at the 7th Africa Health Business Symposium held at a Nairobi hotel.

At the event, also addressed by Health PS Susan Mochache, the First Lady said Africa was capable of ending its high maternal and child mortality if the sector is adequately resourced.

“We must be steeled by the possibility that we can achieve zero maternal and child deaths by devoting necessary expertise and resources,” she said.

Using the example of her Beyond Zero initiative, the First Lady said the organization leverages on partnerships to deliver transformative health interventions.

“This symposium also highlights the growing importance of collaboration and partnerships. The model of my Beyond Zero Initiative is built on this same idea. It has been the defining principle, and contributor to the success of our work," she said.

Through partnerships and fundraising platforms such as the Beyond Zero marathon, First Lady Margaret Kenyatta said her organization was able to pool adequate resources for the supply of mobile medical clinics to all of Kenya's 47 counties.

In addition to the mobile clinics, the First Lady said Beyond Zero had rolled out the medical safari initiative so as to enhance access to health services by vulnerable communities in support of Kenya's universal health coverage agenda.

“More recently, we have expanded our focus to respond to unmet health needs through the Beyond Zero Medical Safaris. This program has contributed to strengthening our national resolve towards universal healthcare by enhancing the capacity of our health systems,” the First Lady said.

On Africa's rising cancer disease burden, First Lady Margaret Kenyatta called for increased screening of cervical and breast cancers saying the two variants had the highest mortality rates on the continent.

“As we celebrate our work, we are, however, reminded that more needs to be done; especially around screening and detection of cancers, specifically cervical and breast cancers. These remain a growing concern with high mortality rates in our region,” she said.

The First Lady also spoke about Covid-19 saying the pandemic had overstretched Africa's health infrastructure and called for the strengthening of the continent's fragile health systems.

“This forum convenes at a time when we face the risk of reversing our hard-won gains against the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic. The pandemic has tried and tested our health systems and further demonstrated the urgency of ensuring health and economic equity, especially for our women. The pandemic has called for innovative approaches to build resilient health systems,” she said.

In her remarks, Health PS Susan Mochache, who represented CS Mutahi Kagwe, congratulated the First Lady for her total devotion to the wellbeing and health of Kenyan women, girls and children.

She reiterated the First Lady's call for health stakeholders to forge strong partnerships so as to be able to raise adequate resources for investment in maternal health.

The continental meeting was attended by health ministers from Nigeria, Uganda, and Somalia as well as representatives of various international organizations among them WHO's Regional Director for Africa Dr Matshidiso Moeti.

Kenyan artists now have all the reasons to smile after members of Parliament on Wednesday passed the Copyright (Amendment) Bill, 2021.

This means artiste will now get the lion's share of revenue generated from their ring-back tones.

The Bill sponsored by Homa Bay Woman Rep Gladys Wanga provides that the artiste get 52 per cent of revenue generated from their ring-back tones.

This means that for Sh1.50 payment per day for Skiza tune, the artists will pocket Sh0.92 being a sum of Sh0.78 being 52 per cent artist share and Sh0.14 being 9 per cent of the exercise benefit to the artist.

Telecommunication companies and KRA will each pocket 16% of the Skiza revenue while PRSPs will pocket 9% of the revenue.

currently, artistes receive only 16 per cent of the revenue generated from their Skiza tune. 25 per cent goes go to KRA and 51 per cent retained by the telecommunication company.

The bill is now waiting to be signed into law by President Uhuru Kenyatta.

Suna East MP Junet Mohamed has broken his silence over the Sunday scuffle between him and Nassir at the Tononoka grounds during the Azimio La Umoja Party.

Mohamed says there is no bad blood between him and Nassir despite a section of political leaders from Mombasa expressing displeasure with the conduct of Junet Mohamed.

“Abdulswamand Nassir and I are deeply cordial, ignore desperate rumours. Team Azimio is strong,” said Junet Mohamed through a post in his face book account.

This is after a viral video emerged on Tuesday showing angry moments of Mombasa governor Aspirant Abdulswamand Nassir during the Azimio La Umoja Rally at the Tononoka grounds in Mvita Mombasa on Sunday.

The angered Nassir who was the host Mp was captured exchanging what looks like insensitive words with Mombasa governor Hassan Joho, prompting Suna East Mp Junet Mohamed Intervention.

It is reported that the Orange Democratic Movement ODM supporters protested Nassir, who was the host Mp from emceeing the rally, prompting his to cut short the speech and return to his seat as Junet took over the emceeing job.

Hell broke loose when Nassir held the microphone to invite aspirants, and even before the first aspirant, Said Abdalla,a cousin to governor Hassan Joho  made his way to the podium the charged crowd humiliated Nassir by hurling  stones at him.

The bitter Nassir, who expected to enjoy cheers and jeers from his home turf supporters, was shocked to receive the unfamiliar reception. Nassir is set to square it out with his rival, Suleiman Shahbal in the ODM primaries.

Both Nassir and Junet Mohamed were on Wednesday seen posing for a photo at Junet's office in Nairobi, after lengthy discussions on what Junet termed as matters related to the Azimio La Umoja unity clarion.

 “Last few days has seen so much rubbish said about me from a digitally manipulated video. In Tononoka,we drove together in the same vehicle to the venue and left together,” said  Mohamed.

On Tuesday, In response to allegations made by the former Mombasa senator Hassan Omar Senator, the Suna East Mp took to his Twitter to respond and defended his academic record.

"You know very well I went to Lenana and you left ahead of me.. but two things never happened... One of them is that I didn't get a D," he said.

Former Senator Omar had released a video castigating Junet and claiming that he failed in his KCSE exams.

Omar was reacting to a scuffle where Mvita MP Nassir Abdullswamad Sheriff was pelted with stones at a Mombasa rally held at Tononoka grounds where the ODM leader Raila Odinga was present.