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Kenya's television industry marked continued global emergence in March 2025, exemplified by D&R Studios' partnership with Germany's Rushlake Media to boost international distribution of Kenyan content.
Eldoret's live music scene was graced by artist Janey at Tobis Gardens on March 29, 2025. The evening performance, starting at 6:30 PM, promised "the magic of live music," adding another quality event to the growing entertainment calendar of Kenya's fifth-largest urban center.
The GOSPO MEDIA FAMILY CHORALE presented "MOMBASA OUT" on March 22, 2025, a musical celebration in Mombasa. Marketed as an event where "music will awaken souls and unite hearts," it aimed to provide an unforgettable experience of joy and unity for both dedicated music lovers and casual attendees.
Safaricom hosted an epic 18-hour marathon concert at Uhuru Park on March 21, 2025, to celebrate M-PESA's 18th anniversary. Featuring over 18 top DJs and a constellation of Kenyan music stars, the event paid tribute to M-PESA's transformative impact on financial inclusion in Kenya.
Makutano town in Meru County was the scene of vibrant cultural celebration with The True Kenyan Fest in March 2025. Hosted at Terah's Club and backed by Kenya Cane, the festival showcased diverse Kenyan music from C.O.G Stars Band to Joyce Wa Mam, embodying national pride and unity for a massive turnout.
The 77th WRC Safari Rally in Nakuru County during March 2025 was a spectacle of motorsport and vibrant entertainment. Beyond the rally action, a massive entertainment village offered live music, diverse cuisine, and cultural exhibits, drawing huge crowds and significantly boosting local tourism and economy.
Internationally renowned American actor Omari Hardwick, famed for his role as "Ghost" in "Power," hosted the grand opening of the exclusive HQ House in Kenya's Tatu City in mid-March 2025. This marks only the second HQ House globally, highlighting Kenya's growing appeal for high-end international lifestyle brands.
Over 7,000 teenage girls flocked to Nairobi's Kasarani Stadium for 'SKY FEST 2025' on March 7. Themed 'True to Me,' this major empowerment event, Kenya's largest for teen girls, featured popular artists like Brandy Maina and Lil Maina, alongside sports and self-defense training, with plans for a Kisumu edition.
Nigerian megastar Burna Boy delivered a historic performance at Nairobi's Uhuru Gardens on March 1, 2025, reportedly earning a KSh 128 million fee. The colossal event, featuring Sauti Sol and top Kenyan acts, underscored Nairobi's rising status as a major concert hub in Africa.
