Gospel singer Guardian Angel, also known as Peter Omwaka, has opened up about his relationship with his wife Esther Musila’s adult children, emphasizing that his respect within the family stems from his hard work and financial independence. He addressed critics who accuse him of being financially dependent on his older wife, stating that his commitment ensures their respect.

• Guardian Angel stated that his stepchildren have "made more money than me, and have more assets than me," which motivates him to be financially self-sufficient.
• He attributes the positive relationship with his stepchildren to his role as a responsible and financially stable head of the household.
• The artist highlighted that financial stability is crucial to maintaining his standing and avoiding questions about his place in the family from his stepchildren.

Kenyan social media personality Shorn Arwa has ignited a heated online debate after sharing her candid opinion on Prince Indah's live performance, suggesting he is more of a singer than an entertainer.

• Shorn Arwa stated she watched Prince Indah perform for the first time and was left with mixed feelings, believing his music is better appreciated on recorded platforms like YouTube.
• The debate centers on the balance between vocal talent and showmanship in live music, with fans divided on whether a powerful voice guarantees an electrifying stage presence.
• Prince Indah, known as "Janabi," has a massive following and millions of YouTube views for his Ohangla hits, but Arwa's comments sparked discussion about his stage presence compared to his musical artistry.

In a recent interview, entrepreneur and content creator Cashmeer clarified that her much-publicized "wedding" was not a real marriage but a strategic campaign and launch for her new enterprise, the Bollington Training Institute. The event aimed to raise awareness about underage marriage and significantly boost her reach.

• The symbolic "wedding" campaign reached over 20 million people across Instagram and TikTok, even getting the attention of the president.
• Cashmeer revealed her ambitious 10-year plan to become a billionaire with her sister, which includes having children via surrogacy within two to three years to maintain a demanding work schedule.
• Her motivation stems from surviving three forced marriages before the age of 18 (at ages 13, 14, and 17), fueling her drive to empower others through education.

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen is facing heavy criticism after claiming a recent BBC documentary featuring underage girls was staged. Murkomen alleged the participants were paid actors and the documentary was fabricated, sparking a fierce debate in Kenya.

• Kipchumba Murkomen stated, “They went and picked some young girls, paid them, and told them what to say.”
• The controversy highlights growing tension between the Kenyan government and international media organizations.
• The BBC documentary focused on sensitive social issues faced by young girls in a specific region of Kenya.

Kenyan musician Brown Mauzo has publicly called out his baby mama over alleged late-night drunk calls, expressing frustration and setting boundaries. This public appeal follows his high-profile and acrimonious breakup with Vera Sidika, with whom he shares two children.

• Brown Mauzo stated, his home “is a place of peace and should be respected. Keep the late night calls for real emergencies only. This isn’t a discussion, it’s a boundary.”
• The complaint was aired on Mauzo’s social media, quickly going viral.
• The public dispute highlights the ongoing challenges of co-parenting for Mauzo and his former partner Vera Sidika.