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PAPA SHIRANDULA died while sitting in the car waiting to be admitted for treatment – SHIRANDULA's wife, BEATRICE ADENGA, drops a bombshell

Monday July 20, 2020 - Beatrice Adenga, the widow of the late revered TV actor Charles Bukeko, better known as Papa Shirandula, has revealed the last moments of his life including how he passed away. Speaking during a brief burial ceremony on Monday, July 20th, Adenga blamed the hospital's lack of action for the death of her husband. She…

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Awinja Urges Sakaja to Release Mother's Pension 10 Yrs After Retirement

The actress passed the message as she was celebrating her mother’s birthday

Actress Wilbroda: Fake friends nearly destroyed my life

Art pushing Kenya towards a revolution

THE STANDARD LIFESTYLE Babushe Maina, a filmmaker from Nakuru County, speaking to The Standard on July 7, 2021. [Daniel Chege, Standard] Babushe wish is that the world could come to Kenya to experience her rich art and culture, even as he dreams of opening an Arts City. The film actor and trainer comes here to reflect on his quest to learn culture and build on his ideas. To many, this is a tourism destination where people arrive in droves for adventure and history. For Babushe, being here is a lifestyle. He calls it home. His escapades lead us to the iconic Sleeping Warrior safari destination on the Soysambu Conservancy, then to the Lake Elementaita Hot Spring.

Mbalamwezi players back together for a day or more

Mbalamwezi players back together for a day or more Friday February 26 2021 Youth group, Pillars of Kibera, performs a traditiona Giriama dance at the Kenya National Theatre. FILE PHOTO | NMG By MARGARETTA WA GACHERU Summary Kenyan theatre, just like most aspects of the performing arts, came to a grinding halt over the past year when the Covid-19 pandemic locked down most folks in their private abodes. Granted a few groups tried to meet over Zoom, but that never could compare to the ensemble experience of acting and working with others on stage. But a significant sign that the art’s world is opening up in a remarkable way is the long-overdue reunion of the Mbalemwezi Players.

Papa Shirandula's Njoro: I Used to Sell Sweets at Kenya National Theatre

Papa Shirandula's Njoro: I Used to Sell Sweets at Kenya National Theatre Actor Kenneth Gichoya known to many as Njoro Facebook Papa Shirandula actor Kenneth Gichoya, popularly known to many as Njoro, has opened up about his past life, and how he used to sell sweets at the Kenya National Theatre. Speaking on Churchill's journey series, Njoro disclosed that he preferred hawking sweets because he could make more money than thespians who had secured acting roles. To gain entry into the theatre, he would ask the producers to give him a role, as an extra, and would not demand payment for the service.