by ArteefjidDaddy Andre & Benti Boys Africa Drop New Hit “Kanekweke” – Listen Now!
Daddy Andre and Benti Boys Africa have collaborated on the track “Kanekweke Onkwekule,” which was released on November 29, 2024, as part of Daddy Andre’s album “Ugandan Lady.”
The song blends Afrobeat rhythms with contemporary melodies, showcasing the unique talents of both artists.
Fans can stream “Kanekweke Onkwekule” on various platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube.
The official audio is available on YouTube.
Listeners have praised the song for its catchy beat and engaging lyrics, making it a standout track in the Afrobeat genre. If you’re looking for fresh and exciting music, “Kanekweke Onkwekule” is a must-listen.
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Experience the vibrant energy of “Kanekweke Onkwekule” by listening to the official audio below:
P Unit’s 20th Anniversary Concert: Celebrating Two Decades of Kenyan Hip-Hop Excellence
P Unit, the iconic Kenyan hip-hop and genge group, is celebrating a remarkable 20-year journey in the music industry with a highly anticipated anniversary concert. The event is scheduled for February 8, 2025, at Masshouse Live in Nairobi.
A Look Back: P Unit’s Musical Journey
Formed in the early 2000s, P Unit comprises members Frasha, Gabu, and Bon-Eye. The group gained prominence with their debut single “Si Lazima,” which challenged societal norms and showcased their unique blend of humor and social commentary. Over the years, P Unit has released numerous hits, including “Kare,” “You Guy (Dat Dendai),” and “Weka Weka,” solidifying their place in Kenya’s music scene.
The 20th Anniversary Concert
The 20th-anniversary concert promises to be a grand celebration of P Unit’s legacy. Fans can look forward to live performances of their classic hits, surprise guest appearances, and a showcase of the group’s evolution over the past two decades. The event aims to honor their journey and express gratitude to the fans who have supported them throughout.
Looking Ahead: The Future of P Unit
As they commemorate this milestone, P Unit is also focusing on the future. The group has hinted at new music projects and collaborations in the pipeline, aiming to continue their influence on Kenya’s music landscape. They remain committed to pushing creative boundaries and inspiring the next generation of artists.
In a recent interview, P Unit reflected on their journey, stating, “It’s been an incredible 20 years of making music, connecting with fans, and growing as artists. We’re excited about what the future holds and can’t wait to share new experiences with our supporters.”
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The 20th-anniversary concert is not just a celebration of P Unit’s past achievements but also a testament to their enduring impact on Kenyan music and their ongoing commitment to innovation and excellence.
Legendary Broadcaster Leonard Mambo Mbotela Passes Away at 84, Leaving a Lasting Legacy
Renowned Kenyan broadcaster Leonard Mambo Mbotela has passed away at the age of 84. He died on the morning of February 7, 2025, at approximately 9:30 a.m., after a short illness. His family confirmed that he had been hospitalized for the past two weeks.
Born in Mombasa in 1940, Mbotela’s illustrious career in journalism spanned over six decades. He was best known for his iconic program “Je, Huu Ni Ungwana?” on the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), a show that delved into societal morals and etiquette.
In 1982, during an attempted coup in Kenya, Mbotela was compelled by rebels to announce the overthrow of President Daniel arap Moi on live television, a moment that remains etched in the nation’s history.
Mbotela is survived by his wife, Alice Mwikali, and their three children: Aida, Jimmy, and George. His legacy as a pioneer in Kenyan broadcasting and his contributions to media and society will be remembered and cherished by many.
For more on his life and legacy, you can watch the following video:
Adelle Onyango Debuts First-Ever Film “Home” – A Powerful Story of Self-Discovery and Identity
Renowned Kenyan media personality and social activist, Adelle Onyango, is set to premiere her debut short poetry film titled “Home” on February 21, 2025, at Shalom House Gardens. The film delves into the journey of an African woman rediscovering and reclaiming her body, offering a profound narrative that resonates with themes of identity and self-acceptance.
Adelle shared her excitement on Instagram, stating, “My first ever film is premiering and YOU are invited, here’s the trailer! It’s a short poetry film called HOME and it explores an African woman’s journey back to herself and her body.”
In the lead-up to the premiere, Adelle conducted a pre-screening of the film, expressing her nervousness and gratitude for the positive reception it received. She mentioned, “We did a pre-screening for my film! I was a bag of nerves but it went…pretty well!”
The film “Home” marks Adelle’s inaugural venture into filmmaking, showcasing her multifaceted talent as a writer, director, and producer. This project reflects her commitment to storytelling and amplifying African women’s voices.
For those interested in attending the premiere, details are available on Adelle’s official website and social media platforms. The event promises to be a significant cultural moment, celebrating African women’s narratives through the art of poetry and film.
To get a glimpse of what “Home” entails, you can watch the official trailer shared by Adelle Onyango:
Limbofest Drops Romantic Anthem “Wewe” – The Perfect Love Song for Valentine’s Day!
As Valentine’s Day approaches, Afro-pop sensation Limbofest has set the mood with his latest love song, “Wewe”—a soulful and heartwarming tribute to that special someone in your life. The title, which means “You” in Swahili, captures the essence of deep affection, making it the perfect soundtrack for romance.
Blending smooth melodies with enchanting Afro-infused rhythms, “Wewe” is not just a song—it’s an experience. Whether you’re planning a surprise dedication, a heartfelt message, or a couple’s dance, this song brings love to life in a way that words alone cannot.
Join the “Wewe” Challenge – Celebrate Love in Style!
To make this Valentine’s season even more exciting, Limbofest has launched the #WeweChallenge on TikTok and Instagram, inviting fans to share their best dance moves, romantic moments, or creative expressions of love using the song. From cute couple videos to heart-touching dedications, the challenge is already trending, bringing lovers together in a beautiful way.
💖 Why You’ll Love “Wewe”:
✅ Perfect for Dedications – Send it to your crush, partner, or best friend!
✅ Romantic Vibes – Whether it’s a candlelit dinner or a love letter, it’s the ultimate soundtrack.
✅ Fun TikTok Challenge – Show your creativity and spread the love!
So, whether you’re falling in love, celebrating love, or just feeling the vibe, “Wewe” is the song you need! 🎶✨
💑 Tag your loved one and dedicate this song today! ❤️🎵
📢 Watch & Join the #WeweChallenge:
👉 Limbofest – WEWE | Challenge
Broken Dreams: How Kenyan Athletes Lost Over KSh 400M to Love, Lies, and Deception
In recent years, several Kenyan athletes have faced significant financial and personal losses due to exploitation by individuals posing as trustworthy partners or agents. Collectively, these deceptions have resulted in losses exceeding KSh 400 million.
Joan Nancy Rotich’s Ordeal
Marathoner Joan Nancy Rotich, who once represented Kenya in international competitions such as the Taipei and Jakarta Marathons, recently shared her distressing experience. She revealed that her ex-boyfriend and agent misappropriated her earnings, totaling approximately KSh 11 million. Rotich recounted how she invested in assets like tour vehicles and property, only to have them registered under her ex-partner’s name, leaving her with nothing.
A Widespread Issue Among Athletes
Rotich’s experience is not isolated. Many Kenyan athletes have fallen victim to similar schemes, often orchestrated by individuals who exploit their lack of financial literacy. Reports indicate that some athletes have lost substantial amounts to shylocks and dubious investment deals, leading to financial ruin.
Tragic Consequences
The exploitation of female athletes has, in some cases, led to fatal outcomes. The tragic death of Ugandan marathon runner Rebecca Cheptegei, who was set ablaze by her ex-boyfriend, underscores the severe risks these athletes face. This incident highlights the vulnerability of successful female athletes to predatory individuals seeking financial gain.
Addressing the Crisis
The recurring nature of these incidents has prompted calls for better support systems for athletes. Advocacy groups like Tirop’s Angels have been established to protect and support female athletes, aiming to prevent such tragedies and provide assistance to those affected.
These incidents highlight the urgent need for comprehensive support systems to protect athletes from exploitation and abuse.
For a more in-depth account of Joan Nancy Rotich’s experience, you can watch the following video:
Mumias East MP Salasya Vows to Challenge President Ruto in 2027: “Ready to Send Him to Sugoi”
Mumias East Member of Parliament, Peter Salasya, has made a bold declaration that he is prepared to challenge President William Ruto in the 2027 general elections. The youthful legislator, known for his fiery speeches and grassroots mobilization, is confident that he can unseat the president, stating that he is “ready to send Ruto to Sugoi”—a reference to the president’s rural home.
Salasya’s Criticism of Ruto’s Policies
Salasya has been a vocal critic of President Ruto’s leadership, particularly on economic and governance issues. The MP has repeatedly accused the Kenya Kwanza administration of failing to prioritize critical sectors such as manufacturing and industrialization, which he believes are key to solving the country’s unemployment crisis.
“If the presidential candidates will not address manufacturing and industrialization in Kenya, I will then be vying for the presidency come 2027,” Salasya said in a recent statement. He argues that Kenya must shift focus from over-reliance on agriculture and service-based industries to large-scale production to create more job opportunities.
Salasya has also been at the forefront of opposing some of Ruto’s executive orders. One of his strongest criticisms was against the president’s decision to scrap the vetting process for acquiring National Identification Cards in the North Eastern region. The MP warned that such a move could pose serious security risks, potentially allowing non-residents and even militants to obtain Kenyan citizenship without scrutiny.
“Scrapping off the vetting process of acquiring ID cards is mandatory in Northern Kenya; that’s the only way you can distinguish locals and non-locals,” Salasya argued.
Salasya’s Growing Popularity and Political Ambitions
Despite being a first-time MP, Salasya has quickly risen to prominence in Kenya’s political arena. His social media presence, direct engagement with citizens, and fearless criticism of the ruling government have earned him a significant following. His approach resonates with many young Kenyans who feel left out of economic opportunities under the current administration.
Salasya has positioned himself as a voice for the youth, pushing for policies that promote job creation, affordable education, and improved healthcare. His insistence on industrialization as a top priority for the next government signals his broader economic vision should he vie for the presidency.
The 2027 Presidential Race: Can Salasya Pose a Real Threat to Ruto?
President William Ruto, who won the 2022 elections against Raila Odinga, remains a formidable political figure with strong grassroots support, particularly in the Rift Valley and Central Kenya. However, Salasya’s confidence in unseating him reflects the growing dissatisfaction among some Kenyans over the high cost of living, joblessness, and unmet campaign promises.
The 2027 elections are expected to be highly competitive, with opposition leaders, including Azimio la Umoja’s Raila Odinga, also considering another bid for the presidency. If Salasya follows through with his pledge to run, he will likely position himself as an alternative candidate representing young and marginalized voters.
A Political Underdog or a Future Leader?
While Salasya’s declaration has sparked mixed reactions, his growing popularity cannot be ignored. Some analysts argue that his presidential bid might be premature given his short political career, while others believe his boldness and grassroots connection could shake up Kenya’s political landscape.
As 2027 approaches, Salasya will need to build a strong political network, secure endorsements, and prove that he can be a serious contender against seasoned politicians. Whether or not he runs, his criticism of the government and push for industrialization will continue to shape political discourse in Kenya.
For now, one thing is clear: Salasya is not afraid to take on Kenya’s most powerful leader, and his journey to 2027 will be one to watch.
Samidoh’s Viral Hit ‘Toxic Love’ Taken Down from YouTube After Copyright Dispute with Gospel Singer SK Ruri
Samidoh’s popular song “Toxic Love” has been removed from YouTube following a copyright infringement claim by gospel singer SK Ruri and comedian Morey Wakibiru. The duo alleges that “Toxic Love” closely mirrors the melody of their earlier track, “Thutha wa Maundu,” released six months prior.
Despite attempts to resolve the matter amicably, SK Ruri and Morey Wakibiru claim that Samidoh was uncooperative, leading them to file a complaint with YouTube. Consequently, the platform removed “Toxic Love” on February 6, 2025.
Before its removal, “Toxic Love” had garnered significant attention, trending at number one for a week and amassing over 4 million views. Released on December 10, 2024, the song delved into themes of love and betrayal, leading many to speculate about its connection to Samidoh’s personal experiences.
This incident underscores the importance of originality and respect for intellectual property in the music industry. It also highlights the challenges artists face in protecting their creative works and the potential repercussions of copyright disputes.
For those interested in the song at the center of this dispute, you can listen to “Thutha wa Maundu” by SK Ruri and Morey Wakibiru here:
“Stevo Simple Boy to Bahati and Willy Paul: ‘Where’s the Message, or Did You Lose It in the Studio?’
In the world of Kenyan music, it’s not every day that you get a critique from Stevo Simple Boy. Known for his straight-talking style and signature “sober” approach, the hitmaker has weighed in on Bahati and Willy Paul’s new collaboration – and let’s just say, it’s not exactly a rave review.
Stevo, who’s built a name for himself by keeping it real and delivering songs that speak directly to the soul (and sometimes, the wallet), had this to say about Bahati and Willy Paul’s latest musical endeavor: “No meaningful message.”
For context, this collaboration has been touted as a big moment for the Kenyan music industry, with both Bahati and Willy Paul being no strangers to the spotlight. But for Stevo, it seems like these two musical heavyweights missed the memo on how to deliver a track with depth.
“I listened to it and was like… Okay, is this what we’re doing now? Where’s the message? Did you leave it at the studio? Or did it fall off the bus when you guys were heading there?” Stevo quipped during a live interview.
He continued, “You know, I like a song with a message. Like, ‘Tuendelee’—that’s a message. Even ‘Nikikukwambia’—there’s a message. But this one? What am I supposed to do with this? Dance? Think? Cry? I’m confused!”
Fans of Stevo’s no-nonsense style were quick to rally behind him on social media, with some even poking fun at the “lost message” by creating memes and mock video reviews. One fan even shared a video of Bahati and Willy Paul looking for their “message,” complete with a dramatic search montage set to Stevo’s biggest hits.
But before you think Stevo is all about the negativity, he wasn’t done yet. “I’m just saying, the song sounds nice… but if you’re going to make music, make it count! Don’t just release any beat and call it a hit. Give us something to talk about. The only thing I’m talking about is how I lost my lunch during that chorus!”
Still, it’s clear that Stevo’s comments were less about hating on the artists and more about pushing them to do better. In true Stevo style, he added, “Bahati and Willy Paul, I respect you guys, but next time, let’s make music that gets people talking for the right reasons.”
So, what’s the takeaway from this whole situation? Stevo’s message to Bahati and Willy Paul might just be that the secret to success isn’t just hitting the right notes—it’s hitting the right message.
Until then, we’ll be over here searching for the message… somewhere in the next big hit.
“Julio Rankings Unleashes New Jam ‘Hard Guy’ – Stream Now and Watch the Video Soon!”
Ugandan dancehall artist Julio Rankings has recently released his latest single, “Hard Guy,” which is now available for streaming on major platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.🎧🔥
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The track has garnered attention for its energetic beats and compelling lyrics, showcasing Julio Rankings’ unique style and musical prowess. The accompanying music video, released on YouTube, complements the song’s dynamic vibe, offering fans a visual experience that enhances the track’s impact.🎥🔥
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Fans are encouraged to keep it locked as they eagerly await the official video! Expect more electrifying visuals that bring the song to life. Keep sharing, streaming, and supporting the track—let’s take “Hard Guy” to the next level! 🚀
To experience the song, head over to your favorite streaming platform and join the conversation on social media. Your support counts!
For a direct experience of the song, you can watch the official music video below:
