Throw back to when 23 -Year old Lil Wayne Casually introduced 16-Year old Chris brown and delivered this massive hit. They don’t make music like this no more.
There is an excellent and free alternative to Onstream (which no longer works) for streaming movies and series:
1. Download Streamflix
2. Choose the provider as TMDb(en)
Done! ✅
In 2015, Cristiano Ronaldo was in the US promoting headphones. The journalist kept trying to drag him into the controversy over Qatar hosting the 2022 World Cup.
Where most of it all begun. 2015
Reminds me the guy behind Confirmed group elimination.Yaani a NIS guy called Momanyi alikua anauza miwa yake pole pole kwa wheelbarrow akifanya proper Undercover on the Confirmed gang hapa Kaptembwo.After writing down all the gang members who might be threat juu kuna wenye walikua na mchuma, alianza kuwaangusha one by one.Unashangaa leo momanyi ako Zabe na Glock akiangusha vijana one by one.Siku ya mwisho Momanyi aliniwachia wheelbarrow nikamanga kama scrap metal.
🚨Q: “What is aura?
🎙️Lamine Yamal: "In football, Cristiano would be the example for that.”
Yamal saw it first hand and has been mesmerized even since 🥶
😂😂😂😂 I will always insist that the set book writers were prophets because Mr. Shoot to Kill is here loudly promoting a coffin business. I think all Kenyans will go to heaven because we have suffered a lot.
Imagine that!
Better; imagine an affordable housing program in a country with no sufficient housing...a country crippled with such a high housing gap that it is home to what is commonly (mis)branded as "the world's biggest slum"...
Unadulterated bullshit if you ask me.
Gov Muriithi has a point. Income has increased for a few but even for those few it has not covered previous declines
My personal view tho is that we need to connect the projects we put a lot of money on to incomes. Eg if we are spending $10.1B on SGR, We need to connect it to industries and other money making activities through deliberate planning
Same to roads
Over the weekend, during a private event, Eve Mungai went to the podium to plead with Jalang'o to tell his followers that she now sells smartphones. Jalang'o told her point-blank, "Go out there and create content. That's the Eve we know." Jalang'o echoed what many people have been trying to tell the former digital media queen.
Eve Mungai, together with her then-boyfriend Trevor, reportedly earned a whopping KSh 1.5 million per month from their YouTube channel. Apart from that, they also reportedly earned a similar amount through brand endorsements. They moved from Ruiru to a high-rise apartment in Kileleshwa.
They bought a Toyota Crown and went ahead to build Eve Mungai's parents a four-bedroom maisonette. As usual, when money starts coming in, women tend to see you as baggage. Eve and Trevor later broke up. That's why as a man, never elevate a woman,,, stop doing what her parents failed to do.
Ironically, the very same man who was alleged to be the reason behind the breakup was over the weekend, advising her to go back and reclaim her lost glory in the media space. It's funny how nature works. Currently, Eve is selling phones along Moi Avenue after failing to penetrate the modelling industry.
Apart from selling phones, she's also selling dildos & vibrators on her IG stories. Nowadays, if your girlfriend fails to bless you with view-once photos to boost your optic nutrition, just visit her Instagram page and feast your eyes on the sacred fruits of Nyondoos and Mafrrrrrrmbanya.
Team “Go Go Girl💅🏽” who were quick to fuel their breakup promising to support her all through are nowhere to be seen. Fear women aki. Kama kawa sisi walala hoii hatuna maoni kabisa, Letu Jicho tu.👀
The latest United Nations Conference on Trade and Development's World Investment Report 2026 confirms what Kenyans are building: An economy the world believes in.
Foreign direct investment has more than doubled since 2022, rising from $1.5 billion to $3.2 billion in 2025, the highest FDI ever.
Meanwhile, our total stock of foreign investment now stands above $12 billion.
This is a clear vote of confidence in Kenya's future. The momentum is driven by our fastest-moving sectors: Development of clean geothermal energy and digital infrastructure, financial services, and manufacturing.
This very positive economic outlook is anchored by a stable shilling, a rallying stock market, and bold reforms, including our privatisation agenda, that is opening new doors for private capital.
Investor confidence in Kenya has never been higher. The best is yet to come.