Kenya Cane’s True Kenyan Fest took Meru by storm this past weekend, delivering an electrifying blend of music, culture, and community at Terah’s Club in Makutano. The event, which drew hundreds of enthusiastic revelers, celebrated Kenyan unity and cultural pride in an evening full of unforgettable performances and experiences.
The festival, which kicked off at 2 PM, featured a star-studded lineup of top Kenyan talent, with performances from the C.O.G Stars Band, Meru’s own Kamanu, and popular acts like Wanjine, Joyce Wa Mama, and Nassizu Murume. Fans were treated to a mix of benga, afro-pop, and contemporary sounds, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of Kenya’s music scene.
Dynamic hosting by MCs Nadia Mukiri and Eddu B kept the crowd engaged, while DJs Abdalla, Slim Mzuka, and Super Gibz ensured the music kept flowing all night long.
Kenya Cane’s Brand Manager, Davis Changalwa, expressed his excitement about the event’s success: “We’re thrilled by the incredible response from Meru. The True Kenyan Fest celebrates what it means to be Kenyan – from our rich cultural traditions to our music, and most importantly, our unity. The turnout has been amazing, and we are grateful for the support.”
In addition to the music, the festival offered attendees a chance to connect with Meru’s cultural heritage through interactive experiences, all while enjoying Kenya Cane’s smooth spirits.
The True Kenyan Fest Meru Edition reinforced Kenya Cane’s commitment to promoting local culture, bringing people together through music, and creating unforgettable moments. The event left a lasting impression on the Meru community, marking another successful chapter for Kenya Cane’s national festival series.
