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October 24, 2025
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'Rero ni rero' hitmaker Emmanuel Musindi mourns Raila

'Rero ni rero' hitmaker Emmanuel Musindi mourns Raila

Speaking during an interview on Citizen TV's Shajara, the Kakamega-based musician stated that he got the disturbing news that was too unreal to believe...

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Kenyan musician Emmanuel Musindi, known for his hit song 'Rero ni Rero', is mourning the passing of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga. Musindi attributed his rise to fame to Odinga's use of his song during the 2022 presidential campaigns and collaborative remix.

  • Odinga passed away at the age of 80.
  • Musindi's song 'Rero ni Rero' (meaning 'today is today') was a trademark in Raila Odinga's campaign rallies.
  • Musindi, leader of the Lisanga Generation Band formed in 1992, views Raila Odinga as instrumental in catapulting his career and fostering artistic freedom.

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