Popular comedian Crazy Kennar has expressed his commitment to art over politics, emphasizing his role in society during a performance at Mlimani City. He maintains that he is not interested in political ambitions.

• Kennar has created content for nearly nine years and has employed over 500 people at one point.
• He encourages young creators, stating, “As long as you have a phone, know you have money in your hand,” and stresses the importance of persistence.
• Kennar believes that “msanii ni kioo cha jamii” (an artist is a mirror of society) and uses his work to highlight issues like corruption.

Kenyan media personality Ciru Muriuki has ignited debate with an unconventional protest suggestion via Instagram: throwing human waste at government officials and police. This idea reflects her frustration with traditional protests amid rising public discontent over Kenya’s economic situation and police actions against recent demonstrations.

• Proposed method of protest involves hurling human waste at officials
• Key individual: Ciru Muriuki, known for her candid social media engagement
• Proposal arises from mounting frustrations over economic policies and police crackdowns on protests