By Isaac Gabantu
Last night Jeff Koinange flipped after a viewer asked a question Jeff had already answered. Here is a news parody of the moment just in case you missed the show.
Take this show seriously at your own risk.
By Danson .J. Kireti
Full-time ministry is what he known for but Pastor Gowi Odera also has a political science degree. He is a man of cloth not afraid to wade through the murky waters of politics. He made an unsuccessful bid for the Westlands parliamentary seat in March 2013 and thereafter returned majorly to the ministry at Nairobi Chapel. Gowi’s basic job description is revealing the truth and his wide grasp of current affairs issues has turned him into a compelling social commentator who breaks down complex national issues into digestible parts.
“I Am Just Saying” is his new show on the truth behind everyday life. He delves into the real issues behind everyday news and societal on-goings. The search for truth is what keeps renown Nairobi Chapel Pastor Gowi Odera awake at night. In the end someone has to say it. “I Am Just Saying”.
By Diana Jura
Yes! Seduction may be an art but its practitioners are thinning in Kenya. One wrong move and you are out of the game. Some men get it right the first time yet for others it is ever so elusive. Whether you win or lose in the seduction game depends greatly on the style you employ.
Take a look at the signature seduction styles of the Sumu La Penzi men and see how the game is played. You might learn a thing or two.
By Olyvia Kahuthu
Everyone lies. Fact. As much as lying is a bad habit, we have to admit that there are some lies that are necessary; thus binding the liar and the victim. Below is a list of the most commonly told lies.
By Danson .J. Kireti
You might confuse the smooth melody of Dan ‘Chizi’ Aceda’s new music video ‘An E Yo’ {Am on my way} to the opening sequence of a soap opera. The ear pleasing instrumentals combined with the well pitched voice of the crown “prince of benga” has that aphrodisiac quality that makes you want to call someone special. The Dholuo words used in the song might be unfamiliar; nevertheless the composition will get your head bobbing slowly.
Dan Aceda’s “Safari” and the new release “An E Yo” have both been used as sound tracks in the new Swahili drama series “Sumu La Penzi”. The sound tracks draw out the charm of the series that is likely to turn you into a couch potato. Get the feel of great African story telling fused with the sweet soundtracks of Aceda.
Tune to Africa Magic Swahili every Mondays & Tuesdays at 8pm and make your time worthwhile.