Gospel musician Guardian Angel recently revealed his substantial monthly bills, amounting to at least Ksh 1.5 million, sparking discussion about the cost of a successful artist's lifestyle in Kenya and the financial rewards in gospel music.

• Most important fact or figure from the article: Guardian Angel stated his monthly bills are "not less than 1.5 million."
• Key person or organization involved: The revelation was made by popular gospel musician Guardian Angel in an interview with Alex Mwakideu.
• Notable detail that adds context: These expenses cover his high-end residence rent, salaries for employees and band members, and significant costs for music production, marketing, and video shoots, including a studio and an office in Karen View.

Kenyan musician Samidoh has publicly refuted claims circulating online that his nephew committed suicide, stating the death was a tragic accident. He made an emotional appeal for privacy and urged the public to stop spreading false information during his family’s time of grief.

• Samidoh clarified his nephew's death was a tragic accident, not suicide, amidst widespread online rumors.
• The musician appealed to the public to respect his family's privacy and stop spreading misinformation.
• The incident highlights the harm unverified social media gossip can inflict on grieving families.

After Harambee Stars' historic 1-0 win over Morocco, musician Kevin Bahati addressed concerns about his unfulfilled KSh 1 million pledge to the team. He explained CAF regulations prevented immediate delivery and confirmed the payment will be made directly to the players.

• Bahati initially pledged KSh 1 million to the Harambee Stars if they defeated Morocco.
• The Harambee Stars secured a 1-0 victory on Saturday, August 9, at Moi International Sports Centre, Kasarani.
• Bahati cited CAF rules as the reason for the delay in handing over the money personally.
• He spoke with FKF Deputy Chairperson McDonald Mariga to arrange the handover during a training session.
• Attention now shifts to Kenya’s next fixture against Zambia on Sunday, August 17, with ticket sales for the 27,000 capacity match selling out quickly.