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On the newspaper today, Ugandan leader Dr.Kizza Bisigye on his deteriorating health and arrest from Kenya.

Mutua Kicked Out of MCSK

Music Copyright Society of Kenya (MCSK) officially suspends its long-serving CEO Dr Ezekiel Mutua following a lengthy internal legal battle.

The suspension comes after a court ruling which allowed the newly elected board to assume office.

Mutua had fought to prevent their swearing-in and the subsequent transfer of power.

As a result of his suspension, Mutua is no longer authorized to conduct business on behalf of MCSK.

The society has also disassociated itself from any contracts Mutua may have signed during his tenure that was marred by widespread criticism from musicians and industry stakeholders over his opaque handling of royalties and fund distribution.

There were multiple complaints about his management style and concerns over financial mismanagement within the society.

Many musicians have expressed relief and optimism, hoping that the new leadership will prioritize their interests and address the longstanding issues that have plagued MCSK.

Meet Jabari Mburu, a worship leader, singer, and songwriter, and a performing artist from Thika.

Having grown in church,Mburu developed an interest in singing at an early age. "My mum would take the microphone in church and proudly tell the congregation that her son had a song he would like to present—even when I had none. So my music story cannot begin without honoring my parents for supporting me even before I realized this was a gift seated deeply in my heart, waiting to be shared with the world—my world." Jabali says.

Don Moen happens to be His great inspiration to him, and like many of us, Don’s "I Will Sing" was his favourite song growing up.Later in life he met him one on one.

"Keep singing, keep worshipping, and put your focus on Jesus."
We're Don’s word to him.

As an artist and worship leader, his deepest desire is to live a life that truly reflects Jesus—to use the gift He placed in him to lead others into His love and presence.

Jabari Mburu promises to be a huge name in Africa and beyond when it comes to serving God through music.

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