23/09/2025
Recently, Meru has experienced dynamic shifts across politics, arts, and sports. Invitations to music events have left some artists excited while others complain of being overlooked. At the same time, political rallies continue to generate enthusiasm and controversy in equal measure, with accusations that partisan affiliations are driving divisions even within creative spaces.
, long regarded as a unifying platform for local artists, published a poster promoting its upcoming event. Instead of drawing the usual support, the announcement was met with both celebration and discontent.
Several artists and supporters have reacted after noticing that some long-time members have been replaced by new faces. Critics argue that the changes point to underlying favoritism, with one comment alleging that artists linked to certain bands risk losing opportunities for saying .
While some voices expressed frustration, others took the opportunity to show support for artists who appeared sidelined. Mc Ken Mananga , a well-known figure in the movement, received words of encouragement from supporters praising his resilience and sacrifice.
“You’re a superstar… you can move mountains even on your own. Thanks for the sacrifice you’ve made for your brother and son of the soil, Kithure Kindiki . God will open other doors for you bro,” one artist commented
The contrasting responses highlight both the disappointment felt by some and the loyalty shown by fans who continue to back their favorite performers.
The mixed reception to the poster has opened a larger conversation about the future of Twine Cietu and the values it represents. Once seen as a model of unity through music and art, the movement now faces questions about whether it can maintain that spirit amid shifting dynamics and perceived political undercurrents.
As Meru’s cultural landscape continues to evolve, the Twine Cietu episode underscores the delicate balance between inclusion, artistic growth, and community expectations.