Last week, fake reports indicated that the Afro-Fusion singer had passed on. She joins a long string of Kenyan celebrities ‘killed’ by the internet Afro fusion artiste Suzanna Owiyo is pissed by rumours that she is dead. Last week, a blog reported that the Kisumu 100 singer had passed on. A rather agitated Suzanna took to social
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Emmie Erondanga, 30, has committed her social life to bettering the lives of her community in Korogocho slums and is a role model to many young people, writes KIUNDU WAWERU She is in her element. Posing for the camera in different trendy outfits at The Standard Studios. Emmie Erondanga looks like the consummate urbanite; polished,
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In our local markets, fresh produce that remains unsold at the end of the day is either thrown away or left to litter markets increasing environmental problems including pungent smells and infestation with rodents that can spread diseases. Food losses and wastage have consequences on hunger, nutrition, income generation, and economic growth of a Nation.
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Nairobi, 21 February 2013 – Two of Kenya’s biggest singing stars, Eric Wainaina and Suzanna Owiyo, today pledged to use their music and high profiles to ignite positive environmental action as they were designated National Goodwill Ambassadors for the UN Environment Programme (UNEP). The inspirational figures have a long history of activism in Kenya, between them
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MATER HOSPITAL MOVES A FIRST IN THE COUNTRY AND CONTINENT (THE STANDARD, THURSDAY OCTOBER 12, 2006) Cultural and traditional songs have been used to entertain, but Nairobi’s Mater Hospital’s has gone further and is using them to heal the sick and ease the pain of the sick. The hospital has introduced a programme called Arts
