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  The Kenya Association of Music producers, KAMP, has signed a reciprocal agreement with the it's collective counterpart from Cape Verde. The agreement between the two bodies will oversee the promotion and protection of the rights to its members and facilitate royalties and distribution from both countries. Speaking during the signing of the agreement, KAMP's CEO Maurice Okoth said, "This is a great step towards building a stronger music industry in Africa. It is beneficial for artists as we gear towards earning royalties from Cape Verde for our members and vice versa. Indeed, it is a move to make sure we achieve fostering fruitful collaborations between African music organisations and celebrating the universal language that is music." The collaboration will hook up producers in an exchange program that will benefit producers and artistes alike. 

                                   Sasha Mutai The newly elected Chairman of the Kenya rugby union Sasha Mutai, has promised rugby fans that he will soon bring the groove back to the game. Sasha, a former player and a rugby enthusiast, revealed his plans saying that he will restore the lost glory, fun and entertainment that was associated with the game.  "We'll work on restoring seriousness in the team and fun for the fans like back in the day when the stadium would fill to capacity. We will also be keen on monetizing and working with the government and various stakeholders to restore the fun around the game," he said upon assuming office.