Twelve-year old Kenyan singer and actress Angela Pamela Atieno, has been turning heads since joining the industry, with a sweet melodic tone acting as seen in the telenovela as Kimberly (Kim), Amber and Zula’s daughter.

In 2021 she won the best Kenyan Kid Actress while in 2023, she scooped the Rising Star Award. 

We’ve seen Angel release music videos and cover songs which resulted in the collaboration with South Sudanese musician and peace activist Emmanuel Jal and Shammalee and released the hit song called Crossover.

Twelve-year old Kenyan singer and actress Angela Pamela Atieno, has been turning heads since joining the industry, with a sweet melodic tone acting as seen in the telenovela as Kimberly (Kim), Amber and Zula’s daughter.
In 2021 she won the best Kenyan Kid Actress while in 2023, she scooped the Rising Star Award. 
We’ve seen Angel release music videos and cover songs which resulted in the collaboration with South Sudanese musician and peace activist Emmanuel Jal and Shammalee and released the hit song called Crossover.

Comprising lifestyle, arts & culture, heritage, entertainment, news and laid back music; Feature established artists about their craft and personal lives.

Comprising lifestyle, arts &amp; culture, heritage, entertainment, news and laid back music; Feature established artists about their craft and personal lives.

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Angel proves that age won't deter her from being a triple threat

Get ready to chuckle, giggle, and maybe even snort with laughter as we dive into the world of comedy. From the vibrant streets of Lagos to the bustling markets of Nairobi, comedy is deeply ingrained in the continent, serving as a unifying force that transcends borders and languages. Africa's finest comedic talents will take centre stage of the Roodeport Theatre every Saturday from 18H30pm

The satire-filled event will see the like of Kedibone Mlaudzi, credited for discovering Trevor Noah and Linde Sibanda one of the rising comics in the game. Whether you're a seasoned comedy aficionado or simply in need of a good laugh, this is yet to be where laughter knows no bounds and joy knows no limits.

To further unpack we talk to Sima the Comedian, Saturday Comedy Nights organiser

Get ready to chuckle, giggle, and maybe even snort with laughter as we dive into the world of comedy. From the vibrant streets of Lagos to the bustling markets of Nairobi, comedy is deeply ingrained in the continent, serving as a unifying force that transcends borders and languages. Africa's finest comedic talents will take centre stage of the Roodeport Theatre every Saturday from 18H30pm
The satire-filled event will see the like of Kedibone Mlaudzi, credited for discovering Trevor Noah and Linde Sibanda one of the rising comics in the game. Whether you're a seasoned comedy aficionado or simply in need of a good laugh, this is yet to be where laughter knows no bounds and joy knows no limits.
To further unpack we talk to Sima the Comedian, Saturday Comedy Nights organiser

A night of laughter

From an early age, Mercy Changara popularly known as Tasmer was drawn to the world of fashion, discovering her knack for design and fabric manipulation. With a deep understanding of the craft cultivated through years of assisting her mother, a skilled tailor, Mercy developed a unique perspective and appreciation for garment construction. After completing her education in clothing technologies and bridal wear, she embarked on a journey of self-discovery and professional growth, spending years refining her designs in Zimbabwe before relocating to South Africa in 2008.
Despite facing initial challenges, Mercy's tenacity remained unyielding, propelling her to take the leap and establish her own business, Tasmer Designs, in 2017. Through perseverance and dedication, Mercy transformed Tasmer Designs from humble beginnings in a garage into a thriving retail store in Eastleigh, envisioning it as a generational business poised to leave a lasting legacy in the fashion industry.
For more we talk to Mercy Changara, founder of Tasmer Fashion Designs

From an early age, Mercy Changara popularly known as Tasmer was drawn to the world of fashion, discovering her knack for design and fabric manipulation. With a deep understanding of the craft cultivated through years of assisting her mother, a skilled tailor, Mercy developed a unique perspective and appreciation for garment construction. After completing her education in clothing technologies and bridal wear, she embarked on a journey of self-discovery and professional growth, spending years refining her designs in Zimbabwe before relocating to South Africa in 2008. Despite facing initial challenges, Mercy's tenacity remained unyielding, propelling her to take the leap and establish her own business, Tasmer Designs, in 2017. Through perseverance and dedication, Mercy transformed Tasmer Designs from humble beginnings in a garage into a thriving retail store in Eastleigh, envisioning it as a generational business poised to leave a lasting legacy in the fashion industry. For more we talk to Mercy Changara, founder of Tasmer Fashion Designs

Crossing boarders through bridal and traditional fashion

From stand-up comedy to directing corporate theatre and delivering workshops on mindfulness and anxiety control, Shirley Kirchmann thrives in thought-provoking experiences. With six spellbinding plays, two enthralling radio dramas, and a globe-trotting adventure in directing, producing, and marketing these distinct achievements, her artistic contributions have resonated across the world of theatre.


Boasting performances across 34 national Theatre festivals and 12 International Theatre festivals, Shirley's work has earned renowned acclaim such as "Best of Fest" in Winnipeg and recognition as one of the top ten shows in Saskatoon.
Let's not forget her major movie role as the second shark attack victim in the hugely successful American movie "Spring Break Shark Attack" a performance that nearly earned her an Oscar. We caught up with her lets take a listen

From stand-up comedy to directing corporate theatre and delivering workshops on mindfulness and anxiety control, Shirley Kirchmann thrives in thought-provoking experiences. With six spellbinding plays, two enthralling radio dramas, and a globe-trotting adventure in directing, producing, and marketing these distinct achievements, her artistic contributions have resonated across the world of theatre.
 Boasting performances across 34 national Theatre festivals and 12 International Theatre festivals, Shirley's work has earned renowned acclaim such as "Best of Fest" in Winnipeg and recognition as one of the top ten shows in Saskatoon. Let's not forget her major movie role as the second shark attack victim in the hugely successful American movie "Spring Break Shark Attack" a performance that nearly earned her an Oscar. We caught up with her lets take a listen

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