Stories by: Giani Steve

Determined to broaden his horizons, Arnold left Churchill Show to explore uncharted waters. Though risky, the move prooved to be the best decision in his career life. Joining the Punchline Comedy Club exposed Arnold to freedom of experimenting

The influence of celebrities is here to stay, so it’s up to both the public and the stars themselves to encourage a healthier relationship between celebrities and their young fans. Educators and parents can help by encouraging critical thinking and media

Beyond the core content, Mic Cheque Podcast also excels in its format and presentation. Unlike other podcasts, Mic Cheque offers a natural feeling of the flow of conversation. The selection of their guest is top-notch as they bring captivating guests from

The first half was a tense affair, with both teams vying for dominance. Chelsea, playing at home, sought to capitalize on their recent form, while Arsenal aimed to bounce back from a series of mixed results. The atmosphere at Stamford Bridge was electric,

Emerging as a leading voice during the "Reject the Finance Bill" movement, Mcoure mobilized thousands of young Kenyans to protest against tax increases and economic hardships. The movement highlighted the high cost of living and its impact on young people

The success of digital comedians like Crazy Kennar also reflects a broader trend in Kenya’s media landscape: younger audiences are increasingly gravitating online. This shift suggests that the future of comedy lies with digital innovators who can meet the

Privacy has become something you can opt into—if you have the resources, knowledge, and sometimes even the social capital. But what does it say about us as a society when privacy, a fundamental pillar of autonomy, is only accessible to those who can affor