We have Kenyan ladies who are highly admired for their lavish life. What you don’t know is that they don’t depend on employment jobs you see them in only. This is what they are doing to get an extra income;
Betty Kyalo is your favorite news anchor but runs her own salon called Flair by Betty after separating with her friend, Susan Kaitany who they had partnered with in running Posh Palace salon.
Caroline Mutoko holds a senior position at Radio Africa Group and also is a digital content creator, speaker and marketer.
Grace Msalame, a TV personality also works her self hard to meet all ends. She started her TV career as a presenter of the youth show Straight Up before moving on to host the Art Scene. She tried her hand at news as a radio presenter at Capital FM and was also a content acquisition manager for Shine TV. She also earns money from being a brand ambassador for Vivo active wear and has her hands on the digital space as a content creator.
Evaline Momanyi Mwaura, the wife of Paul Ndichu, who is TV personality Grace Msalame’s baby daddy, started out as a cyber attendant where she earned about Sh70 a day, an amount that would only cover her transport costs.This week she has been appointed as a member of the Africa Advisory of Board for Save the Children UK. The organization promotes children’s rights, provides relief and helps support children in developing countries under Save the Children Fund. Momanyi also works for Safaricom.
Lilian Muli started her career in 2005 at KTN where she interned in the production department. After trying and doing several screen tests to no avail, she finally succeeded and in 2010 quit working at Standard Group’s KTN and moved to Royal Media Services’ Citizen TV. She has hosted a couple of shows like the Famous Slim Possible Show One on One Show after Friday’s news and Fashion Watch on Saturday after the news. She has announced her new business– ‘Lilian the brand’ which is yet to start but feels it will be a great deal.
