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Khalif Kairo on Why he spends Sh 100K on monthly rent Instead of Buying House

May 15, 2024
Kenyan Young Entrepreneur Khalif Kairo is undoubtedly one of the biggest name in the automotive industry. Despite hailing from a humble background, and being raised by a single mother in Kawangware, Nairobi, Kairo has gained huge reputation in car-selling business. Khalif Kairo is one of the leading car dealer importers, believed to have amassed considerable wealth from the business. Despite his huge success in business, Kenyan have continued to give him a fair share of criticism, arguing that that he doesn't own a house but rather lives in rentals. Addressing the claims during an Interview with Iko Nini Podcast, Kairo said, “Mimi personally naishi kwa rentals wacha ku drive Porsche jet naweza nunua nikishi kwa rentals." Kairo shared valuable insights on his private life, revealing he resides in Rentals where he parts with close to 100K as rent. He further disclosed that the location of the rented house provides easy access to services like malls and shopping centers. According to him, spending Sh 20 million to buy a house doesn’t align with his priorities as he prefers to channel the money into business expansion and marketing strategies. Speaking during the interview on the Iko Nini podcast, the father of one addressed three prevalent false narratives his detractors love to spread about him and his business. Money-laundering: One of the most common allegations against Kairo is that he’s involved in money laundering. According to rumors, Kairo launders money for businesspeople from Arab countries—a claim that arose after a trip to Dubai coincided with a turning point in his life. “People forget that I ventured into the car business 10 years ago. Money laundering can’t sustain the lifestyle I live. You can’t be in that business and still visit countries such as the U.S., where the FBI would have you on their radar,” said Kairo. He emphasized that if he were involved in such activities, someone would have already reported him to the authorities. Drug-dealing: The narrative that followed the money-laundering accusation is that Kairo is involved in drug dealing. Kairo mentioned that his critics claimed his trips to South American countries were intended to establish connections with drug lords. “There was a scandal that I am a drug dealer and that I go to Colombia to get suppliers,” said Kairo, laughing off the accusations. Selling cars from accidents: Finally, Kairo revealed that the most recent rumor is that he sells cars from accidents. According to Kairo, online gossip suggested he sells vehicles from accidents, a claim he called a well-crafted falsehood. To shut down the rumors, Kairo offered Sh1 million to anyone who could prove they had bought an accident vehicle from him, but no one came forward.

Kenyan Young Entrepreneur Khalif Kairo is undoubtedly one of the biggest name in the automotive industry. Despite hailing from a…

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ENTERTAINMENT

Vyette Obura Opens Up On Getting Back Into Relationship With Bahati

May 13, 2024
Kenyan Singer Bahati's baby mama Yvette Obura, a successful entrepreneur and influential figure on social media, recently shared valuable insights about her personal life. She specifically delved on her romantic entanglement and the challenges of co-parenting with singer Kevin Kioko Bahati. Obura who was speaking during an Interview at Mpasho Live opened up on various aspects of her life, and her nature of relationship with Bahati and his wife Diana Marua. Vyette Obura praised Bahati for being supportive in the co-parenting journey. She however expressed strong stance against infidelity. “Am not dating and I love it hear. I had somebody but shit happens. I dont share my man and if I get into a situation where I feel like I am sharing, then it’s a wrap… I dont entertain flirting, cheating anything. I gave him several chances. There is no possibility of getting back with him,” she noted. About his relationship with Bahati he said, “We do talk, but we got to a place where we were like we can just be friends. He was on my next of kin and I was on his next of kin list, It was that serious. Unapata nikienda kufanya kitu kwa bank naulizwa huyo mwingine ako wapi akuje asign. “Ama nikikosekana kwa shule ya kina Mueni ama Bahati pia asipatikane, ni yeye anatafutwa. Mimi nilikuwa najua naolewa. Nilikuwa nishamuintroduce kwa Mueni but we had to explain to her what happened. She’s so mature." Vyette Obura noted that she has not had any problem in co-parenting their daughter Mueni. “Co-parenting is amazing. I think the only fight we have with bahati is that anataka Mueni akae kwake sana. Hatujawahi pigana. They are amazing people,” she said. Yvette Obura addressing rumours about getting back with Bahati: “When? Never! My break-up happened last year, so ilihappen Lini? Make it make sense,” she said.l “Diana Bahati is such an amazing mum and am giving her her flowers. There’s this one time I had a very bad mental break-down and she took Mueni for like two weeks. Huwezi lea mtoi ukiwa mentally unwell. Hio ndio siku nakaanga hivi najiambia this girl is heaven sent. Hata nguo mob sinunuliangi Mueni. Anakujanga tu ananiambia ni Diana amenunua. Anamwitanga mum,” she said

Kenyan Singer Bahati’s baby mama Yvette Obura, a successful entrepreneur and influential figure on social media, recently shared valuable insights…

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ENTERTAINMENT

Andrew Kibe and KRG the Don for Box each other for Ksh. 1 million

May 13, 2024
Andrew Kibe

Renown Kenyan media personality Andrew Kibe and dancehall artist KRG the Don are set to face each other in a…

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ENTERTAINMENT

Willy Paul Reveals Why he ditched gospel Music “Karibu Niuliwe”

May 13, 2024
Kenyan Musician Willy Paul has disclosed shocking details on why he ditched gospel Music for secular hits. The singer whose fame has continued to grow after he recently released Gifted Hands Album shared the revelation, highlighting that he passed through hard moments that pushed him out of the gospel music industry. Speaking during an Interview with a local radio station, the singer noted that some undisclosed people made his life gospel music industry so hard that he had to quit. "So much happened. At times you get to a point where you feel that 'If I don't quit I'll die'. You are left with no choice but to leave such environment. A lot things happened when I was in gospel music music industry. I don't want to Start finger but they know themselves," he said. The 'Kitanzi' hitmaker went further and said that ditching Gospel music was a good decision, or he would have other resoryed to suic!de. He noted that he doesn't regret the decision. "The people I was working with know well what they did to me. I chose not to speak but made a decision I don't regret to date. Should I not have taken the move, you would have heard stories that I became made or committed su!cide. The environment was so toxic."

Kenyan Musician Willy Paul has disclosed shocking details on why he ditched gospel Music for secular hits. The singer whose…

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ENTERTAINMENT

“Atapigwa” Pastor Ezekiel Prophesy Painful Death of Renown Politician

May 12, 2024
"Atapigwa" Pastor Ezekiel Prophesy Painful Death of Renown Politician

Renowned Kenyan preacher Pastor Ezekiel Odero left congregation in dilemma after he gave the chilling prophecy. Speaking during the sermon,…

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Business

Kenyan Woman Latifah Musa Speaks on Why she keeps Huge Snake as a Pet

May 9, 2024
Kenyan Woman Latifah Musa Speaks on Why she keeps Huge Snake as a Pet

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Business

James Muritu: Innovative Kenyan man making Petrol and Diesel from Plastics

May 6, 2024
James Muritu: Kenyan man making Petrol and Diesel from Plastics

James Muritu: Kenyan man making Petrol and Diesel from Plastics

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News

How government is planning to recover lost school days

May 6, 2024
Fresh details have emerged on how the government through the ministry of Education plans to recover time lost following the indefinite postponement of schools. As the holiday extends into the second week the since its postponement, the Ministry of Education is planning to adjust the school calendar for second term and third term to accommodate the lost days. According to information shared by Nation Media in May 6, the second term and the third term will be extended. The August holiday which was slated to run for the weeks may be shortened to help in the recovery of the lost time. Further, part of the scheduled December holiday may be used as part of third term. While quoting the Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, the news paper however disclosed that the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) will not be impacted. Last week, President William Ruto announced further postponement of schools following heavy rains that has caused havoc in the country, making transport in many parts of the country a nightmare.

Fresh details have emerged on how the government through the ministry of Education plans to recover time lost following the…

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