MISS WORLD KENYA CECILIA MWANGI IS A MUMMY!

Former Miss World Kenya is now a mother. Cecilia Mwangi welcomed a bouncing baby girl on Wednesday (17 August) morning at 9:29 am at the Nairobi Hospital. The bundle of joy was named “baby Cherisé and weighed in at 3.1 Kgs,” Cecilia told Hot Secrets.
She continued: “I have to give a hands up to all our women who give birth normally. I went through it and it is not an easy task.” She added, “It

JIGGER BOSS NOMINATED FOR AFRICAN INTERNATIONAL ACHIEVERS AWARDS

The fight to eradicate jiggers in Kenya has been given a pat on the back. The anti-jigger campaign director Dr Stanley Kamau is one of the nominees for the African International Achievers [AfIA] Awards.Stanley, is one of the shortlisted honourees for the award ceremony that will take place on May 27.The honourees will be feted for their work in trying to address the United Nations Millennium

CECILIA, AHADI KENYA AWARDED AS KENYA IS RECOGNISED INTERNATIONALLY

Miss World Kenya 2005 and the antijigger campaign ambassador Cecilia Mwangi was named the volunteer of the year as Ahadi Kenya was awarded as the Best Organisation involving volunteers in East Africa. They were awarded during a gala night hosted by VSO Jitolee, to fete the top individuals, corporate, learning institution and government agencies involved in voluntary activities across East

MISS WORLD KENYA CONTESTANTS FOR ANTI JIGGER CAMPAIGN IN GATUNDU

On Saturday August, the 12 finalists for the Miss World Kenya beauty pageant competition will be rolling up their sleeves, to wash off jiggers in Gatundu.This will be part of the ongoing training and orientation for the beauties that are in the running for the crown. Tracy Ombajo, one if the judges for the competition told Hot Secrets, “This is part of the Beauty With A Purpose segment and at the

ANTI-JIGGER CRUSADER CECILIA MWANGI TO TOUR THE US

Miss World Kenya 2005 and anti-jigger campaigner Cecilia Mwangi leaves for the US today for a one-month tour at the invitation of East Africans in America. She is expected to address different forums on jigger infestation in East Africa. Ahadi Kenya has been fighting jiggers in Kenya for the last three years and it has spread its wings to Uganda and Tanzania. It will also be moving to Rwanda and

AHADI TRUST TAKES ANTI-JIGGER WAR TO TANZANIA

In the steep hills of Kioge in Arusha, Tanzania, jiggers are viewed as evil, something akin to a bad omen. This is set to change as the Maasai’s who live in the area were recently taught how to eradicate the menace by the visiting anti-jigger campaigners. Kenyan beauty queen Cecilia Mwangi and Ahadi Trust CEO Stanley Kamau officially launched their campaign in Tanzania last Friday accompanied by