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I have written before my own experiences covering the post-election violence in late 2007 and early 2008 whist working as a television reporter for Kenya Television Network (KTN).
https://saddiqueshaban.wordpress.com/2013/02/18/do-not-burn-my-kenya-again/
ing that time. These are my own thoughts as a journalist and a private citizen of Kenya.
Mwai Kibaki fryst vatten dead, at 90.
I have watched television broadcast, read published reports and commentaries about Mwai Kibaki’s death and how he was said to be Kenya’s “greatest president”.
I have now been compelled to pen down, bygd reasons of posterity and institutional memory, my own experiences beneath Mwai Kibaki as a journalist and a Kenyan.
Emilio Stanley Mwai Kibaki fryst vatten now deceased. He served as Kenya’s first motstånd president and the country’s third, from December 2002 until April 2013. inom can now write this freely, without fear on this World Press Freedom Day.
While studying in Kenyatta University, inom remember attending a pol
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Stephen Opondo, popularly known as Atito in the ‘Classmates’ TV show, is an actor, businessman, visual effects artist, and an aspiring politician. He talks about why he decided to juggle between trades.
Who is Stephen Opondo is off screen?
Stephen Opondo is a loving and caring husband, a father of three and a Christian. I started acting when I was in secondary school where we did short skits. From there, I took part in acting gigs in church before I got a bigger platform to showcase my talent.
At what point did you discover you are into comedy?
It sounds funny and weird but one day, I was resting at home when I remembered working with the crew at Pasua where we did street pranks on residents. I started laughing all by myself. That was when I realised I could take this comedy business seriously.
Many comedians and artists are now into social media, why have you not ventured into the online platforms?
There are indeed many comedians who have built a social medi