Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Teargass said:
Really?

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That was Ruto‘s tour of Nyanza! Still doesn’t qualify Kisumu airport to be international!
 
game over said:
South Africa generates over 50,000MW, still not enough for them sababu ya Advanced Manufacturing and Mining Sector , umeme wetu wa MW4000+ hata tukiwauzia wote it won't men anything,
Tuko Dunia Mbili tofauti.
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Umeme unatoka Ethiopia Wacha ujinga
 
nairobae said:
Unaokota gossip online kama mwanmke hujui hata kama ni factual. Huyu Chris Brown si alishawai perform Kenya before in Mombasa. Heshimu miaka zako we mzee.
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kwahiyo kama ali-perform Mombasa inaondoa the fact ka-cancel concert Nairobi? Tangu enzi hizo mpaka sasa mahitaji ya infrastructure hayajaongezeka? Au unataka kutuambia vifaa vya wakati huo ni hivi vya sasa?
 
nairobae said:
The fact that he performed in Kenya before, means hio ni shida ya the current event organizer.
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infrastructure ya 2016 usilinganishe na sasa! I give u a challenge, ukinionyesha the kind of infrastructure iliyotumika ku-launch the Godson album ya Marioo Tanzania au ku-clebrate CRDB 30 years anniversary nahama humu ndani!

Hapo Ukunduni hata ku-broadcast quality live football matches hamuwezi ni Azam media anawatoa aibu!


Why Chris Brown will never have a concert in Kenya again​

By Sinda Matiko
February 20th, 2025 2 min read
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Chris Brown attends a pre-Grammy gala at The Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. PHOTO | AFP

American RnB sensation Chris Brown has no desire to perform in Kenya again even if the money is right.

This is according to Joy Wachira, the managing director of Madfun Group, an event production, travel, and ticketing company.

Madfun is the company organizing Afrobeats star Burna Boy’s Nairobi show scheduled for March 1.
Speaking to Nairobi News, Ms. Wachira says before settling on Burna, they first approached Chris Brown who immediately turned down the chance to perform in Kenya for the second time.

“We approached Burna Boy after approaching Chris Brown to bring him to Kenya but he turned us down. For Breezy, it wasn’t even about the money, it was about our infrastructure. What he said as the reason for turning us down is that ‘Kenya does not have the appropriate infrastructures that are good enough to support his kind of show. And I tell you, he was right. Look at what he did recently in South Africa (during his performance), Chris Brown wants to come on stage flying from one point of the arena to the other. You tell me where in Kenya is he going to do that? That was a wake-up call for me that we need to do better,” says Ms. Wachira. Ms. Wachira says.

The last and only time Chris Brown performed in Kenya was on October 8, 2016, in Mombasa as part of the Mombasa Rocks Festival. His performance made headlines in the country as it was reported that he was paid $900,000 (Sh90 million at the exchange rate) to perform for 90 minutes.

At the time, regular tickets cost Kshs 10,000 and Sh20,000 for VIP tickets, which was a first in Kenya for tickets to be expensive. VIP tickets for the upcoming Burna Boy concert cost Sh65,000.

“‘ Chris Brown’s performance in Mombasa was more of a private concert because I was there. Also, it’s a long time and artists evolve and standards and way of doing things change too,” says Joy.

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