Mambo Beach charges an entrance fee of about $3.50 and beach chairs cost an additional fee. The beach generally welcomes visitors daily from around 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., although some of the beach ...

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Legendary broadcaster Leonard Mambo Mbotela is dead after a short illness. Leonard Mambo Mbotela was sworn into the National Heroes Council of Kenya in 2022. Photo: Leonard Mambo Mbotela. He was a ...

“We are heartbroken by the death of veteran broadcaster Leonard Mambo Mbotela. He was a gifted and powerful broadcaster whose alluring voice dominated our airwaves with his first-class football ...

Kenya is mourning the demise of veteran journalist Mambo Mbotela, who died aged 85 President William Ruto described Mbotela as a gifted and powerful broadcaster whose voice defined Kenyan media ...

Ruto is among the senior government officials who took to their social media handles to mourn the veteran journalist. Raila said Mbotela was a dedicated public servant who spent his life informing ...

The programme began on the radio and was later offered on TV due to its popularity. He began his career in 1964 at the Voice of Kenya now Kenya Broadcasting Corporation.