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Maryanne Kisera's coverage primarily focuses on local Kenyan entertainment, music, events, and celebrities. Her work also covers cultural and societal aspects pertinent to Kenya. If you are a professional within the Kenyan entertainment industry or have insights into local cultural events, she might be interested in your input for her articles.
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By: Keya Frankline, Maryanne Kisera, Martin Shamala, Otieno Arudo, Samora, Churchill Osimbo
Nairobi’s high society lit up over the weekend as luxury lifestyle entrepreneur Dr Catherine Masitsa staged a stunning Rio Carnival–themed party in honour of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa. The glamorous soirée, held at the opulent Castello Dell’Amore at The Anka House, brought together media personalities, influencers, and reality TV enthusiasts for an […]
By: Churchill Osimbo, Martin Shamala, Otieno Arudo, Keya Frankline, Maryanne Kisera, Samora
In December 2025, on the manicured grounds outside the Nyeri Governor’s Office, a young woman wrapped her arms around a mugumo tree and refused to let go for three days. By the time Truphena Muthoni finally loosened her grip after seventy-two hours, she had not only broken a Guinness World Record but also captured the […]
By: Martin Shamala, Churchill Osimbo, Otieno Arudo, Agnes Opondo, Keya Frankline, Maryanne Kisera, Samora
Kenyan Holiday Cheer
By: Keya Frankline, Martin Shamala, Otieno Arudo, Samora, Churchill Osimbo, Maryanne Kisera
Bake Awards 2025 celebrated Kenya's top digital creators, with Sarah Njoroge and The JoyRide Podcast sharing Creator of the Year.
By: Otieno Arudo, Martin Shamala, Churchill Osimbo, Samora, Maryanne Kisera, Keya Frankline
Kenyan darts player David Munyua announced himself to the world in dramatic fashion at the PDC World Darts Championship, producing a stunning 3–2 comeback victory over 18th seed Mike De Decker on his tournament debut. Played at London’s Alexandra Palace (the spiritual home of modern darts ), the match carried staggering 2500 to 1 odds […]
By: Churchill Osimbo, Otieno Arudo, Martin Shamala, Samora, Maryanne Kisera, Keya Frankline
They say a picture is worth a thousand words and the story of 2025 is incomplete without some honorable mentions. From protest to performance stages, from private grief to public spectacle, certain images cut through the noise and made 2025 a year to be remembered. We revisit 2025 through ten viral and culturally significant photos […]
By: Maryanne Kisera, Churchill Osimbo, Keya Frankline, Samora, Otieno Arudo
Guinness World Records has formally issued an official verification badge to Kenyan environmental activist Truphena Muthoni, confirming her successful completion of a 48-hour tree-hugging endurance attempt conducted earlier in 2025. The badge, which bears the organisation’s official seal, identifies Muthoni as a verified record holder and serves as confirmation that the attempt met all Guinness […]
By: Samora, Keya Frankline, Maryanne Kisera, Otieno Arudo, Churchill Osimbo
The events at Nyayo National Stadium on December 20, 2025 and many others like it, are often described as a tragedy caused by bad weather, poor timing, or unfortunate crowd behavior. This framing is inadequate. The fatal crowd crush that claimed the life of 20-year-old Karen Lojore was not the product of an unlucky evening […]
By: Maryanne Kisera, Otieno Arudo, Keya Frankline, Churchill Osimbo
Top 20 Kenyan Songs Of 2025: 1.Donjo Maber –Iyanii ft Dufla Diligon 2.Taya – Okello Max 3.Backbencher –Toxic Lyrikali 4. All my enemies are suffering- Bien
By: Maryanne Kisera
Kenya’s cocktail culture
