From Kibera’s slums to global stages, Octopizzo reflects on fatherhood, fame, service and his next chapter in politics.
By
Sinda Matiko
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Henry Ohanga has lived enough life to know what matters. Fame, once thrilling, now feels like a noisy room he has overstayed in.
According to the musician, debts continued piling up and he was eventually forced to sell personal belongings, including his car.
'Music plays a big role, but social media and brand deals are what are really sustaining my lifestyle right now.'
Tanzanian rapper-turned-politician Mwana FA reflects on his bold legal battles, music legacy, and rise from hip hop stardom to…
'It's absolutely okay to be selfish in terms of making the decisions that are right for you.'
'Behind the fame, TV interviews, and public attention, my finances were quietly collapsing.'
Andrew Kibe is not merely a media personality. He is a cultural text. His popularity tells us that thousands of young men are…
