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Kenya's creative industry continues to thrive because of the power of collaboration. Across music, film, fashion, photog...
03/08/2026

Kenya's creative industry continues to thrive because of the power of collaboration. Across music, film, fashion, photography, art, and digital media, creators are joining forces to produce work that inspires audiences, sparks conversations, and showcases Kenyan talent on the global stage.

From chart-topping music collaborations and award-winning films to innovative fashion collections and impactful digital campaigns, partnerships have become the foundation of some of the country's biggest creative successes. Every collaboration brings together diverse ideas, skills, and perspectives, proving that creativity flourishes when people work toward a shared vision.

Beyond producing exceptional work, creative collaborations foster mentorship, encourage innovation, and create opportunities for emerging talent. They strengthen communities, build lasting networks, and open new doors for artists and entrepreneurs alike.

At Epic Pulse Magazine, we celebrate every musician, producer, filmmaker, designer, photographer, writer, content creator, and creative entrepreneur who believes in the power of working together. Your collaborations are shaping the future of Kenya's creative economy and inspiring the next generation of storytellers.

Together, we are not just creating projects—we are building a legacy of creativity, unity, and innovation that continues to put Kenya on the world stage.

Together we create. Together we inspire. Together we elevate Kenyan creativity.


Femicide is not just a statistic. It is a tragic reminder of lives cut short by violence that could have been prevented....
30/07/2026

Femicide is not just a statistic. It is a tragic reminder of lives cut short by violence that could have been prevented. Ending this crisis demands more than sympathy; it requires education, accountability, stronger support systems, and a collective commitment to challenge abuse in all its forms.

Every voice matters, every action counts, and every life deserves protection. Together, we must refuse to normalize violence, stand with survivors, and work toward a future where every woman and girl can live free from fear.

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Writer; Joan 🌸

"No." Her mother shook her head with the certainty of someone who had held soil in her hands since childhood. "Go to the...
28/07/2026

"No." Her mother shook her head with the certainty of someone who had held soil in her hands since childhood. "Go to the market. Look at what Kamau is selling. Then tell me again."

Kamau wa Gitau had operated his small stall at the Kandara open-air market for twenty-two years. He was a stocky man with a wide smile and the kind of laugh that could startle goats. But when Wanjiru found him that Saturday morning, he was not laughing. He was staring at a pile of maize cobs that shone too perfectly in the morning sun.

"Kamau," she said, picking up one of the cobs. It was large, uniformly yellow, and strangely waxy to the touch. "Where is this from?"

He looked around, almost nervously. "From the distributors in Thika. They say it's new seed. Government approved. Very resistant. Grows faster, more yield per acre." He lowered his voice. "The farmers near Mwea are already planting it."

"What happened to the old seed?

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Writer- 𓆩 𝓓𝓲𝓳𝓪 𓆪 🤍✨

The ultrasound image that appeared on the screen looked nothing like a baby.There was no fetus. Instead, the technician'...
27/07/2026

The ultrasound image that appeared on the screen looked nothing like a baby.

There was no fetus. Instead, the technician's face went still in that particular way medical professionals adopt when they are composing themselves. The uterus was filled with a snowstorm of white echoes — a swirling, grape-like cluster that the doctor, a calm woman named Dr. Amani Juma, recognized immediately.

"We need to talk about what this might be," Dr. Amani said, placing her hand over Zuwena's.

The diagnosis, confirmed within days, was a complete hydatidiform mole — one of the most common forms of Gestational Trophoblastic Disease (GTD).

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Writer- 𓆩 𝓓𝓲𝓳𝓪 𓆪 🤍✨

Soundwaves On Fire: Maali Drops "Devil’s Daughter"​Kenyan R&B and soul artist Maali is pushing creative boundaries with ...
26/07/2026

Soundwaves On Fire: Maali Drops "Devil’s Daughter"

​Kenyan R&B and soul artist Maali is pushing creative boundaries with his single release, "Devil’s Daughter".

​Known for his rich vocal tone, soulful depth, and distinct ability to blend smooth R&B with raw emotion, Maali dives deep into themes of magnetic attraction, mystery, and complex temptation.
"Devil’s Daughter" wraps listeners in atmospheric production, moody melodies, and an irresistible, head-nodding groove that pulls you into its world from the very first note.

​Following the momentum of previous releases like Bad Decision, Maali solidifies his place among the most compelling contemporary voices in East Africa's evolving R&B scene. His effortless vocal delivery glides over dark, hypnotic rhythms, leaving an imprint on your mind long after the final chord fades.

​Stream "Devil's Daughter" today on all major digital music platforms!

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Hey fam! ♥️Every story we share, every conversation we start, and every step we take towards prioritizing mental health ...
24/07/2026

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Every story we share, every conversation we start, and every step we take towards prioritizing mental health is because of your incredible support.

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There’s a massive shift happening in the East African alternative scene, and Nairobi’s own maali is leading the charge. ...
23/07/2026

There’s a massive shift happening in the East African alternative scene, and Nairobi’s own maali is leading the charge. If you’re tired of the same old predictable radio loops, his brand-new release "Bad Decision" is the high-voltage antidote you’ve been waiting for.

This exclusive feature dives headfirst into the mind of a rising star who is completely tearing up the traditional rulebook. Maali perfectly fuses raw, unapologetic vulnerability with a bold sonic identity that hits heavy from the very first beat. He isn't just releasing another track; he is setting a new benchmark for Kenya's contemporary alternative movement and giving a voice to a generation that embraces its flaws and owns its narrative.

​From the striking, boundary-pushing visuals to the infectious rhythm pulsing underneath the lyrics, "Bad Decision" is officially the track you need on repeat this week. The city is already talking—don't be the last to find out why.
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping journalism at an unprecedented pace, but the future of the profession will not be d...
23/07/2026

Artificial intelligence is reshaping journalism at an unprecedented pace, but the future of the profession will not be determined by technology alone. Universities must prepare aspiring journalists to use AI responsibly, strengthening their skills in verification, ethics, critical thinking, and investigative reporting while embracing new digital tools.

The journalists who will thrive in the AI era are not those who compete with machines, but those who understand them without surrendering human judgment. The future of journalism belongs to professionals who combine technological fluency with truth, accountability, and the trust of the communities they serve.

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Writer; Bruce Mahero™

SPAIN ARE THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD! 🇪🇸 In an absolute masterpiece of a final at the New York New Jersey Stadium, La Ro...
20/07/2026

SPAIN ARE THE CHAMPIONS OF THE WORLD! 🇪🇸

In an absolute masterpiece of a final at the New York New Jersey Stadium, La Roja defeated defending champions Argentina 1-0 in extra time to capture their second-ever World Cup crown!
​From start to finish, Spain strictly dictated the tempo, unleashing an incredible 20 consecutive shots on goal. Argentina's defense bent but refused to break, heavily anchored by a historic, World Cup final-record 12 saves from goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez to keep Lionel Messi’s squad alive.

​The game’s landscape shifted drastically in stoppage time (90+3') when Argentina's Enzo Fernández was sent off with a straight red card after a reckless challenge on Pau Cubarsí, forcing La Albiceleste to fight through extra time with 10 men.

​The defining moment arrived in the 106th minute. Pedro Porro sent a brilliant cross to the far post, Nico Williams headed it down perfectly, and super-sub Ferran Torres smashed a first-time volley into the roof of the net! Spain held firm to deny Messi a fairytale back-to-back swan song. History has been made!

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Her name was Wanjiku Muthoni.She had come into his third-year calculus class on a Monday, late, carrying a thermos of ch...
20/07/2026

Her name was Wanjiku Muthoni.

She had come into his third-year calculus class on a Monday, late, carrying a thermos of chai ya tangawizi and a confidence that bent the room's geometry. She sat in the front row not to impress anyone, she told him later, but because she was slightly short-sighted and too proud to wear glasses.

"Wewe ni student wa mwisho kuingia," he had said - you are the last student to enter and she had looked up at him and said, coolly, in response: "Lakini si wa mwisho kuelewa." But not the last to understand.

He was done for. Completely, catastrophically done for.

They fell into each other the way a function approaches a limit asymptotically, never quite touching at first, always getting closer. Coffee at Java House in Ruiru. Evening walks past the Kiambu County Museum, where she would read the old colonial placards and argue with them under her breath. Saturday mornings at the Kamande Market in Thika, haggling for avocados she insisted were "overpriced by a statistically significant margin."

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