REAL TALK WITH DEEJAY ALAVA

: Bibi ya Tajiri  In the leafy suburbs of Nairobi, where dreams drive German machines and ambition perfumes the air, lives one of Kenya’s most talked-about women — Diana Marua Bahati , or as the streets fondly call her, Bibi ya Tajiri . But let’s get one thing straight: Diana didn’t just become Bibi ya Tajiri by luck — she built her own table, brought her own chair, and made sure the cameras were rolling. From Diana Marua to Diana Bahati Before she became the woman we see gracing red carpets, vlogging her luxe lifestyle, or standing beside her superstar husband Bahati, Diana was just a girl with a dream — to be more. She stepped into the spotlight not by accident, but by intention. Love found her in the arms of Kevin Bahati, a gospel-turned-secular artist who shook the Kenyan music scene with his talent and drama in equal measure. Their love story wasn’t always met with applause. Trolls questioned her age, motives, and everything in between. But Diana? She remained unshaken. ...

   Every year, Kibabii University bursts into color, rhythm, and laughter during its much-anticipated  Cultural Week —a vibrant celebration that brings together students from all corners of Kenya and beyond. The event serves as a living classroom, where culture, tradition, and modernity blend to showcase the rich diversity that defines the Kibabii community. A Tapestry of Tribes and Traditions From the Luo to the Luhya, Kalenjin to Kikuyu, Somali to Swahili, and many others, each tribe found a space to shine. The campus transformed into a cultural village—stalls filled with traditional foods, handcrafted jewelry, colorful fabrics, and symbolic artifacts. The air was filled with the aroma of  ugali ya wimbi ,  nyama choma ,  mukimo ,  sukuma wiki , and  pilau —a mouthwatering journey across Kenya’s kitchens. Students proudly dressed in their traditional attire, turning the university grounds into a runway of cultural fashion. Maasai shukas, Kamba b...