ClarkKent K.

Disappointingly mediocre entertainment news website. Most of the stuff in here is idle pedestrian gossip about local celebrities no one cares about. Plus they use annoyingly prehistoric gimmicks to get you to try reading their content.
This site is a disgrace to other entertainment news sites

Kind of what you'd expect from Mya a decade after her latest hit; a washed out site with barely anything that can be considered entertainment

I'm guessing if they didn't go their separate ways then they'd have to maintain a more upscale presence than this. But I've got to give them credit for at least keeping it updated. They even wish the 3 members happy birthdays.

I'm really sorry here, but I can't ever say anything negative about the princess of pop. The site is amazing, and gives her life beyond the grave

The Tribe presents a rather eccentric image here, not that it should come as a surprise for anyone who knew them when they were together

This is just unbelievable. Is this how dead her career is? This domain is up for sale. It's like Nivea never existed. Lil Wayne and The Dream really messed this one up

Mr Haggerty might be good at producing Grammy-winning records, but putting together a website isn't one of his strengths. Plus it presents him more as an activist than as an entertainer

All Hail the Queen. Anyone doubting why Beyonce is the queen only has to step to this site once, and see how impossible it is to resist the scrolling urge. The only hiccup is that it may appear to be funded by Vogue. But it isn't

Gotta be honest, this site is extremely entertaining, probably more than most of Snoop's albums, at least the last 3. It is very professionally done with attention to details, and reveals the man that is now a Lion from when he was just a Puppy

Served me diligently for more than a decade. It has been having numerous troubles of late, but its still my main mail service

This is Kenya's ultimate online car yard. If you ever need to buy a car in Kenya, log on to cheki to 'check' out some of the automobiles on display. It is almost impossible not to find the car you are looking for.

Equity Bank did what all other banks had the best chance to but didn't. They managed to get all the little people's money banked with them. When the major players were only after the pockets of the middle-class and the wealthy, Equity came with the strategy of securing the confidence of the poorest Kenyans and got them to take a chance on a new player. Now they're Africa's leading bank, in terms of client base.

Filled with the usual pathetic gimmicks just meant to get you to click a link. Also has thousands of clearly fake stories with cliche 'scandals' involving public figures and politicians. They are also clearly biased against a certain political outfit, and are almost bragging about it. There's no professionalism here. I'm sure they are not even trying to have it. This is a joke of a news site. I'd recommend it, just so you can see for yourself how pathetic a site can get

This site is basically a joke

You will love the way they break down vacancies in categories: Accounting Jobs, NGO Vacancies, IT Tenders, Customer Care Slots etc. There's also plenty of insightful and helpful job-search advice and pointers (interview advice, cover letter format, etc)

To be honest, I was shocked by how efficient Capitalfm.co.ke is in relating news and local content, and overall as a Kenyan site. The news articles and stories are clearly grouped in individual columns that way you can find Africa reports in a specific location away from Kenyan news. And the now famous #AskKirubi has its own slot on the webpage. Lifestyle articles have been isolated in a clearly marked column, and there's a section secluded strictly for opinions (named 'Our2Cents'). This site is amazing

This site has some news stories you won't find anywhere else. It is also free of advertisements and pop=ups that normally clutter news sites of its kind. That aside, the site design is a little too dull and boring.

Helpful in filing of tax returns to the Kenya Revenue Authority

Mpasho is an improvement on its affiliate the-star.co.ke.
Good stories, but not really much news. It would have done OK were it not for the same cliche gimmicks of "click through the top 10 reasons why blabla... number 7 will shock you".
It shouldn't matter at all that it is partly owned by the notorious spinster Caroline Mutoko

The Star would do well if only it improved on its self-esteem. They have the resources and talent to be the market leaders in the print media field, but they relegate themselves almost to the level of the bottom-level gutter press. They don't take themselves seriously enough. It is like they are torn between being political/national news reporters and being sports/entertainment reporters.
Even from their website it is often hard to tell what the leading headline is