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Elizabeth Ngigi

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Nairobi
As seen in: Nation Africa, Daily Nation, Nairobi News, The Star (Kenya), Taifa Leo, The East African, Tuko, The Citizen (Tanzania), Mpasho, Classic 105 FM Kenya, Kiss 100 Kenya and
Covers:  Lifestyle and entertainment news stories
Doesn't Cover: Health and Crime
SHOWBIZ WRITER @NATIONAFRICA Source for exclusive content for lifestyle column. Attend events/ interview A-List celebrities.

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I am a skilled and experienced multimedia journalist with five years experience, currently working as a columnist for The Star’s entertainment column, Word Is and a whole round digital journalist.
I maintain a good relationship with my sources and have the ability to recognize and tell a good story.
I can easily fit a fast-paced environment

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'How can we trust you?' Celebrities reflect on Gen Z protests two years later

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By Elizabeth Ngigi Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
What you need to know: Reflecting on June 25, 2024, Bien said the protests revealed the collective power of ordinary citizens. Rapper Octopizzo said he hoped the government would formally acknowledge the significance of the day. Two years after Gen Z protests shook the country, Thursday's anniversary became less about remembrance than a lingering question: What changed? For entertainers and Kenyan celebrities who stood alongside protesters, the memories remain vivid.
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'How can we trust you?' Celebrities reflect on Gen Z protests two years later

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By Elizabeth Ngigi Verified
| zurl.co
What you need to know: Reflecting on June 25, 2024, Bien said the protests revealed the collective power of ordinary citizens. Rapper Octopizzo said he hoped the government would formally acknowledge the significance of the day. Two years after Gen Z protests shook the country, Thursday's anniversary became less about remembrance than a lingering question: What changed? For entertainers and Kenyan celebrities who stood alongside protesters, the memories remain vivid.
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Size 8: 'I regret wasting my youth on parties and chasing fame'

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By Elizabeth Ngigi Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Gospel singer and media personality Linet Munyali, better known as Size 8, has revealed one of her biggest regrets in life: not making the most of her youth. In an interview with Nation Lifestyle, the mother of two confessed that she had spent a lot of her early years seeking short-term pleasures like partying and trying to be popular. “To be honest, I wish I had concentrated more on what truly matters instead of focusing so much on hype and having fun,” she said.
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