Gone are the days of drab suits and dull ties; Sonko, the former county boss, is writing the fashion rules. With every passing day, he unleashes a burst of style that leaves fashion enthusiasts drooling and fashion critics swooning. It’s a fashion fiesta, and everyone’s invited to the Sonko runway!

Decked out in major brands like Gucci and Luis Vuitton, he struts the streets like a king, commanding attention with every step. His outfits, a symphony of colors and patterns, play a harmonious rhyme, dancing to the rhythm of his confidence. The man knows he’s got it, and he flaunts it – an unapologetic display of self-expression and sartorial delight.

But it’s not just about wearing the best labels; it’s the way Sonko owns each look that sets him apart. His confidence is infectious, spreading like wildfire and igniting a fashion revolution. When he steps out, the city lights up, and the paparazzi go wild, capturing every angle of his outstanding ensemble.

And it’s not just about wearing the clothes; it’s about showcasing his collections too. Sonko knows how to curate his fashion prowess, and like a master storyteller, he narrates tales of glamour through his outfit choices. Each ensemble a chapter, a vibrant page-turner of style evolution that leaves fans begging for more.

A video showcasing Kenyan musician Kevin Mbuvi Kioko, widely known as Bahati, donning women’s attire has ignited a whirlwind of reactions across the internet. The gospel artist has not only been seen wearing his wife’s clothes but also experimenting with makeup, sparking a wave of criticism and mixed opinions.

In response to Kenyans who urged him to conform to societal norms, Bahati took to Instagram to defiantly proclaim his beauty and shut down his detractors. He wrote, “Unaongea mbaya na nimeiva kuliko dem yako” (You speak ill, yet I am more beautiful than your girlfriend)

While artists occasionally sport unconventional and humorous outfits, it remains unclear whether it’s for publicity or purely entertainment purposes. Concerns have emerged regarding Bahati’s recent trend of wearing his wife, Diana’s clothing, with many speculating about his potential association with the LGBTQIA+ community.

Several other celebrities, including Erick Omondi, Oga Obina, and Embarambamba, have also been spotted wearing women’s clothes. The entertainment industry continues to be rife with controversies and jaw-dropping transformations that keep fans buzzing and questioning the motives behind these acts.

This summer, Saudi Arabia is bringing in some of the most talented players in world football, with many players joining from major European leagues. The moves made by former Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo and former Real Madrid attacker Karim Benzema could mark the beginning of a new era in the Saudi league. However, a major unanswered question remains: why are Saudi leagues signing numerous top players from European leagues?

Sports analysts argue that the nation’s economy needs diversification as it heavily relies on oil sales for revenue. To achieve this, the nation’s sovereign wealth investment fund, the PIF, is being utilized. There is a particular interest in expanding the sports industry, including the football league, to develop a thriving leisure and entertainment sector. Saudi Arabia aims to capitalize on the significant interest in football among its population, which consists of 70% of individuals under the age of 40.

According to Sky Sports, Saudi Arabia had the most dedicated supporters at the Qatar World Cup last year, and their team even defeated the eventual winners, Argentina, in the group stages. Football enjoys immense popularity in Saudi Arabia, and investing in the sport is seen as a means to boost tourism.

Some notable names that have joined the Saudi leagues include Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United, Karim Benzema from Real Madrid, N’Golo Kanté from Chelsea, RúbenNeves from Wolverhampton Wanderers, Roberto Firmino from Liverpool, Edouard Mendy from Chelsea, Jota from Celtic, Kalidou Koulibaly from Chelsea, Marcelo Brozović from Inter Milan, and Sergej Milinković-Savić from Lazio. The transfer activity is expected to continue until the summer transfer window is closed.