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Karen Residents Issue Demands to Sakaja Over Increasing Rental Houses

The residents noted that the area was witnessing an influx in bars, rental apartments exceeding the stipulated heights, petrol stations and malls.

Nairobi decides: The winners and the losers

Comedians who joined politics realise it is no laughing matter

Failure by comedians to win elective seats shows that politics is no laughing matter.

Maina Kageni Eyes Government Job

Kageni stated that he placed his safe bet on state appointments rather than politics. 

Tahidi High Family Reveals Deeper Intrigues Behind Omosh's Problem

Tahidi High's Omosh Surprised With Camera & Tripod

A day after Tahidi High actor Joseph Kinuthia alias Omosh requested Kenyans to buy him a camera and a tripod, a musician has granted his wishes.

10 highest-paid radio presenters in Kenya and their salaries

10 highest-paid radio presenters in Kenya and their salaries Tuko 4 hrs ago © Provided by Tuko 10 highest-paid radio presenters in Kenya and their salaries Kenya's radio culture has evolved tremendously over the years, and so have the presenters. The apparent modus operandi that dominated the airwaves for years is no more, and radio stations have had to create ingenious, audience-attracting strategies to attract attention. Therefore, the giant firms have turned to radio presenters with the biggest audience to revive their shows. Many have improved their station's ratings and their reputation as well, making them earn unimaginable salaries. Who are the highest-paid radio presenters in Kenya?

Details of Jalang'o & Babu Owino's Academic Institution

Details of Jalang'o & Babu Owino's Academic Institution Radio Presenter Jalang'o and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino in May 2019. Twitter Kiss FM presenter Felix Odiuwour, popularly known as Jalang'o and Embakasi East MP Babu Owino have disclosed details of their remarkable academic institution which they co-founded last year.  In an interview at the media station, the duo disclosed that they took on the initiative to enable Kenyan students access to education during the schools' closure period following the Covid-19 pandemic. The legislator in 2020, began conducting online classes on his social media platforms tackling different subjects such as Mathematics and Chemistry at the Secondary School level.

Journalists Who Switched Stations in 2020

Journalists Who Switched Stations in 2020  File image of a news set at NTV studios in Nairobi Twitter The media industry was one of the most affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Most employers either retrenched hundreds of their staff, or enforced pay cuts to cushion themselves from economic ruin.  Renowned TV anchors, top radio personalities either quit or were let go as stations fought tooth and nail to stay afloat during this difficult time. Some of the fired journalists opted to file suits in court seeking reprieve from the corridors of justice on grounds that they had been let go illegally.