Gospel musician Rose Muhando has addressed critics who continue to baulk at the entry fee for her forthcoming album launch.
The celebrated Tanzania singer is set to launch her project on February 27 at Villa Rosa Kempinski in Nairobi. Attendees of the album launch will have to part with Sh50,000
Wahu addresses back sliding rumours after release of new song, ‘This Love Ya Wahu’
Wahu Kagwi.
Veteran Kenyan singer Wahu Kagwi has refuted claims she is back to singing secular music after releasing a love song dubbed
This Love Ya Wahu. Speaking during an interview with radio presenter Mwende Macharia on Radio Maisha, the talented singer turned businesswoman stated that she is still in Christ. Despite being in the secular music industry for several years, Wahu said she has always been born again.
“I have always been born again. What happened in 2016 is that I rededicated my life. Meaning I just decided, let me now be more intentional bout my journey as a Christian, getting to know truly what the Bible is, and just being more intentional. That’s what happened,” she said.
I m building a church: Rose Muhando explains Sh50,000 Kempinski charge
Rose Muhando [Photo: Instagram @malkiarosemuhando]
Singer Rose Muhando for the first time is sharing the secrets of her decade long reign as East Africa’s gospel queen and opening up about how she endured a topsy-turvy time in music - revealing she has rediscovered her mojo”, close to five years after her empire crumbled.
In an exclusive
Radio Maisha chat with Mwende Macharia and Clemmo on
Konnect ahead of her February 27 album launch at Villa Rosa Kempinski, Muhando said she glided along a high-desert trail of pain for saying no to a powerful personality. The Tanzanian songstress, touted as one of the region’s most iconic musical acts since the turn of the century, said she paid a hefty price for taking a stand for her values and faith in a time of reckoning soon after her five year deal with Sony ended.
Nadia Mukami opens up about making her first million at 23, love and music
Pop singer Nadia Mukami says she made her first million at 23. The fast-rising
Kolo star - who is set to battle with Diamond Platnumz, Wizkid, Casper Nyovest, Naira Mailey, Shatta Wale, A Reege and Fally Ipupa for the Best Fan-Base Award at the 2021 MTV Africa Music Awards – told
Radio Maisha’s Mwende Macharia and Clemmo that 2020 was her best year, yet.
In the interview, Mukami spoke about faith, her motivation to be the best in the world, how she desires to rule 2021 and revealed that a huge junk of her earnings, which enabled her purchase two cars in 2020, came from endorsements and premium sponsored placements on her social media accounts.
Eric Omondi: Wife Material Cost Me A Lot Of Corporate Deals
Eric Omondi has revealed that his viral ‘Wife Material’ reality show cost him endorsement deals.
Speaking on Radio Maisha’s Konnect show, the funnyman said several corporates, among them a betting company, pulled out of partnerships with him citing ‘unethical content’.
“I lost a lot. They said, ‘Our product is family-oriented. We do not know what you are doing with your brand- kissing girls’,” Omondi told hosts Mwende Macharia and Clemo.
Despite the setback, Omondi said ‘Wife Material’ boosted his numbers and other clients came on board.
“Luckily, I am the most followed personality in Kenya. I feel very blessed and thank my fans. It is because of them that I get endorsements. Sponsors see these followers who are fans and actual people, who love and follow me,” he said.