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The Kenyan music fraternity is in mourning following the passing of Phil Jay, born Theophilus Kisilu, a beloved and respected creative whose life and work touched many within the industry.

Young Kenyan actress Hadassah Precious, daughter of Princess Farida, has been nominated for Best Child Actress at the WIFA Awards, which recognise and empower women and girls in film and television.

Justus Ngemu’s new song “KIJANA SOMA” urges parents to treat all children fairly in education and talent, while the artist continues to be recognised for socially conscious music and his advocacy for artists’ rights in Kenya.

Fans have already taken to social media to share their anticipation ahead of the release, with many expressing excitement to see what the artist has in store next.

Mombasa-based artist Amiray (Amina Mutheu) has released a new love song featuring Paul Ndolo, accompanied by a music video, marking another milestone in her growing music journey.

Kenyan artist Phil Jay has been hospitalised at Avenue Hospital battling acute pneumonia, with family appealing for prayers and support to help meet rising medical bills.

The High Court has ordered KECOBO to act on findings that MCSK could not properly account for about KSh 56 million, following a case by artists Justus Ngemu and Shizo, forcing the regulator to take enforcement action.

Yakwetu Africa has announced plans to expand beyond movies and series to include podcasts, audiobooks, games, and virtual reality across Android, iOS, and TV platforms, while remaining a free, accessible hub for African content.

Singer and Senator Crystal Asige has released her new studio album Blinding Allure 2, showcasing her growth as an artist through soulful sounds blended with modern East African influences.

The High Court in Milimani has barred MCSK from collecting music royalties, reaffirming that it has no legal mandate to do so. Any collection attempts by MCSK or its agents are illegal.

Prince Indah, Iyanii, Toxic Lyrikali, Willy Paul and Bien top the charts as Kenya's biggest artists this January.

Tanzanian artist Marioo collaborates with Kenyan legend Nameless on a fresh take of the classic love song.

Kenyan hip-hop icon Octopizzo announces a new mixtape dropping this year, exciting fans nationwide.

Local artists dominate streaming platforms with fresh sounds that capture the essence of modern Nairobi urban life.