IN PICTURES : Ken Wakuraya Launches his Book and website

In a star-studded event held at the Kasarani Sportview Lodge, renowned media personality Ken Wakuraya unveiled his much-awaited book, titled “Muugi Mugikuyu,” alongside the launch of his website, Kenlive.co.ke.

The event, attended by distinguished guests, including Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Trade, Rebecca Miano, Kiamwangi MCA Kungu Smart, Gaturi MCA Gathee wa Njeri, Murera MCA Moses Ngattha, as well as a host of investors and top media personalities, marked a significant milestone in the promotion of Kikuyu culture and language.

Trade Minister Rebecca Miano during her address expressed the government’s commitment to nurturing young talent and fostering the growth of arts and culture in the country.

She revealed that she had been deeply inspired by Ken Wakuraya’s book, which meticulously outlines the rich tapestry of Kikuyu culture.

She emphasized the profound societal value of preserving and promoting indigenous languages and traditions.

“We are dedicated to empowering the youth across the nation and supporting the flourishing of arts and culture. Ken Wakuraya’s book is a testament to the beauty and heritage of the Kikuyu culture, and it holds great significance for our society.” She said.

Ken Wakuraya expressed his vision of encouraging the Kikuyu community to embrace their language and culture proudly.

He emphasized the importance of preventing judgment or discrimination against those who speak their mother tongue.

Wakuraya pledged to continue his literary journey, promising more enlightening and culturally enriching works in the near future.

“I envision a future where the Kikuyu community fully appreciates their language and heritage without fear of judgment. My commitment is to keep writing books that celebrate our culture, and I look forward to launching more in the coming years.” Ken said.

Kiamwangi MCA Kungu Smart said that the book launch and website unveiling ceremony showcased the convergence of culture, literature, and modern technology.

He said that Ken Wakuraya’s “Muugi Mugikuyu” and the platform Kenlive.co.ke promise to serve as invaluable resources for preserving and promoting Kikuyu culture, enriching the cultural landscape of Kenya, and inspiring future generations to embrace their heritage with pride.