Quincy Icon was one of the choreographers behind Savara's, Eddy Kenzo's and Zuchu's performances at the CHAN closing ceremony on August 30th. Pulse Interview caught up with her after the historic event and she asserted that East Africa is ready to have world-class entertainment at sporting tournaments.
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The comedian posted a lengthy message on his social media, reminding the former Sailors Gang member that his attitude would play a critical role in shaping his future.
For someone who had never faced such negativity online, the comments were startling. Naomie recalls being taken aback, moving from shock to disappointment, and finally to anger.
At the centre of the fight was Ugandan socialite and businesswoman Zari Hassan, who had turned up to support her husband, Shakib Cham Lutaaya, in his fight before the evening took an unexpected turn.
Her reflections captured the lessons learnt, the sacrifices made as well as accomplishments and appreciation to loyal fans who have been with her every step of the way
The former prison officer announced his exit from the anti-brutality group he started with Patrick Osoi and Hiram Kimathi, citing a need to follow a 'new direction' aligned with his personal principles.
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The outspoken media personality has broken her silence, citing an unpaid gig and being 'ghosted' as the primary reasons for the dramatic end to her collaboration with the popular comedy trio.
In his defence, Pastor Kanyari maintained that his approach was practical and necessary. He said that those who are not part of his church should seek help from their original religious institutions
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