Christina Shusho, the renowned Tanzanian singer, sparked excitement on X platform by teasing her upcoming song titled 'Zakayo'. With a substantial and dedicated fanbase in Kenya, Shusho's announcement stirred chatter among her followers eager for the release, although the exact date remains undisclosed.

The buzz surrounding the song 'Zakayo' originates from its title, which some Kenyans have humorously linked to President William Ruto, drawing parallels to the biblical figure Zacchaeus, infamous for his greed as a tax collector who climbed a tree to see Jesus.

This development follows Shusho's previous hit 'Shusha Nyavu', which caused a stir in 2023 when Kenyans discovered that its lyrics were directly lifted from the Bible. Despite the controversy, the artist embraced the newfound attention and even hosted a New Year's Eve concert.

Shakilla shows off Ksh428K Lavish Birthday Gift

Tiffany Shakilla celebrated her 21st birthday in style, showcasing the lavish gifts organized by her mysterious partner. She marked her milestone on April 20 and spent the weekend reveling in the festivities, followed by a recovery luncheon.

Before the celebration, she was spotted heading towards a room where gifts were laid out on a bed. Dressed in a black slip dress with a silver tiara, she eagerly pointed out her presents. She captioned one of her posts with "Pressure Tiwa."

Among the gifts was a handbag worth R61400, approximately Ksh428,727. While there were at least seven other gift boxes on the bed, their contents remained undisclosed.

"Guys date big boys, you guys will not hear,  date big boys. That's big men will take care of you, will spoil you," the audio attached to the receipts stated.

As she flaunted her luxurious acquisition, Shakilla advised girls to pursue relationships with affluent men, emphasizing the benefits of being pampered and cared for.

Expressing gratitude to her followers for their birthday wishes, Shakilla also reflected on her personal growth and the lessons she's learned along her journey.

Murkomen Vows Action After Shocking Video of Reckless Driving Along Mombasa Road

Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen pledged action following a viral video which captured reckless driving along Mombasa Road.

The footage shows two individuals hanging out of the car's back seat windows, seemingly enjoying themselves as the vehicle speeds along the bustling road.

Reposting the clip on his official X account, the transport CS called out the car owner for reckless driving. Murkomen specifically addressed James Gathogo Njeri, linking the car, a white Mercedes Benz KCX 959B class E-250, to the dangerous act on Mombasa Road. He expressed concern over the incident, hinting at a citizen's report prompting their action.

The CS questioned why the car owner would violate traffic rules on such a busy road, hinting at potential provocation directed at him as the Roads Minister.

“Mr. James Gathogo Njeri this is how your car white Mercedes Benz KCX 959B class E-250 was being driven on Mombasa road in one of those “where is the Minister” moments. We are concerned and a responsible citizen has alerted us. We shall do what we must,” Murkomen warned.

This incident follows recent statements from Murkomen about an upcoming crackdown on traffic rule violators. He announced new measures aimed at reducing road accidents, particularly targeting reckless behaviors like speeding, parking on highways, and inadequate vehicle safety features.

Data from the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) revealed a concerning rise in road fatalities, with pedestrians, motorcyclists, and passengers among the most affected groups. Murkomen emphasized the need for increased enforcement, especially at night and on identified high-risk areas. The data indicated a 5.8% increase in road deaths compared to the same period last year, highlighting the urgency of addressing road safety issues.