When it comes to planning a trip to the Kenyan coast, timing is everything. The region boasts stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and breathtaking wildlife. But when is the best time to visit this slice of paradise? Let’s take a closer look.

Diani Beach, located near Mombasa, is one of the most popular destinations on the Kenyan coast. With its pristine white sands and crystal-clear waters, it’s no wonder tourists flock here year-round. However, if you want to avoid crowds and enjoy more affordable prices, consider visiting during the shoulder seasons – from March to May or September to November.

Mombasa itself offers a unique blend of Swahili culture and colonial history. For those seeking warm weather and plenty of sunshine, the best time to visit is between December and March. During these months, temperatures hover around 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit), making it perfect for lounging by the pool or exploring local markets.

If you’re looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience on Kenya’s coast, make your way to Lamu Island. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts narrow streets lined with traditional Swahili houses and bustling markets selling spices and handcrafted goods. The best time to visit Lamu is during its annual cultural festival in November when locals come together for music, dance performances, and dhow races.

Further north along the coast lies Malindi – a laid-back beach town known for its coral reefs teeming with marine life. If snorkeling or diving are high on your agenda, plan your visit between October and April when visibility underwater is at its best.

In conclusion,
The right time to visit Kenya’s coast depends on what experiences you seek – whether it be avoiding crowds in Diani Beach or indulging in cultural festivities in Lamu Island.

A team of 16 intellectuals sits around a desk for a 4-hour meeting. Recent stats show that top class universities – UON admitting fewer students as compared to the previous academic years. So these guys are smart enough to contemplate beating the likes of UON, Moi at their own game. Mr. IT what do you think can be done to have us realize the highest number of admissions come September intake by minimizing the cost of marketing our institution and courses we offer on TV screens? One brilliant man nearly 40, clears his throat and says, “Sir, I have an idea that will attract dollars our way as Kabarak University” continue.. (someone whispers), “the whole idea is bound on pretence, that is a lie. It will be against the integrity of an institution like this but, trust me in a span of about a fortnight we would have garnered 80% of the Kenyan netizens attention without advertising on tv screens, as a result kabarak university will record highest number of admissions come September intake, trust my gods.” He sits down. Members around the table mesmerized and in dilemma. The chair, calmly stands and asks Mr. IT please pardon us, sir. Spill the magics to us. He stands again Now everyone quiet, “Like I said the whole thing is built on grounds of lies, believe me it will work.. fellow congressmen if the deal cooks so well do not ‘forget’ my granny’s granary. It’s her wit I’m using. This is it, Of all the social media pages, facebook has the most netizens using it. So we will use our Facebook page. We only need 20mbs of data. Mr. Paul is here, come on Paul guide us from here Paul stands and removes his glasses and says, “well this is it, printing department will make a statement to the public that our facebook page has been hacked and it’s worked on its reinstatement then profile picture for the official page of Kabarak University will be immediately changed by the Facebook admin. By so doing, our page will attract attention of the netizens, news will spread like wild fire and all of a sudden we will be everywhere on tv screens trending. This will see our page grow followers so fast. Then admin will have to later start tweet anything widish, yoyo boys, & smoke from the western charlatans. Days later on the final bit of it, he starts posting in Swahili. This will further unite millions of Kenyans online and offline. Later we will tweet; our account has been successfully reinstated by our cyber security team and we apologize to the public for the inconveniences caused. This time making sure our page has hit 100k plus subscribers/followers Come September never be surprised we will absorb the highest number of admissions… Members of the proposition say ‘waaaa’ the waaas have it!”

Paul ends his submission. Congressmen nodding vigorously and clapping fallaciously whispering ‘Waaaaziiii mkuu!! weee ni bingwa …we ndio Mstahiki Meya. Kiongoss! Tears in my eyes

Who is Diamond Platnumz
Diamond Platnumz who is also known as Nassib Abdul in the government papers is a Tanzanian
celebrity who has become popular throughout his musical career and is one of the best artists in
the music industry, first in Tanzania than in East Africa, and now in Africa to the world. He is a
son to his mother “Mama Dangote” as she is known on social media, a sibling to his sisters “Esma
Platnumz and Queen Darleen” plus cousin “Romy Jons” and a father of 4 Kids “Latifah, Nilan,
Dylan, and Nassib Junior”.
Diamond’s Career History
He started his music career at a very young age in the year 2007 and four years later his music
took off. Diamond started to shine in the music industry of Tanzania in 2010 when he released
his album called “Kamwambie” which gave his music a turn-around and since then he has been
scaling up. He has released several other albums since then like “Lala Salama” in the year 2012,
“A boy from Tandale” in the year 2018, and recently has released an album called “First of All”.
When he began his career, he was under management of a local label, but now owns several
businesses like a media, film production company, a record label, and he is an ambassador for
several other businesses. He has been nominated for several awards internationally such as the
BET awards 2021. He also won several awards locally and internationally including MTV awards,
Afrimma, Kilimanjaro music awards, channel o and many other awards. This year Diamond
performed at the Grammys Global Spin as the first East African artist.
Things to know about WCB Record label
WCB which is an acronym for Wasafi Classic Baby was officially registered in the year 2016. The
label was one of his first early accomplishments as an artist. WCB Wasafi provides various
services to artists such as artistic management, publishing and marketing. The label produces
Hip hop, Bongo flava and R&B music genres.
As the very first pioneers of the label were two other artists who started with Diamond who are
Queen Darleen and Rayvanny as they are popularly known. Beginning of year 2022 the label had
six artists it was managing up until Rayvanny decided to take up his own career and start his own
label. To date WCB record label has a total of five artists who are Diamond Platnumz, Lavalava,
Mbosso Khan, Zuchu and Queen Darleen. Each of these artists were signed at different stages
of their music career but most of them were recruited and debuted when in WCB.
If there is one common behavior spotted about the label is that it recruits new unknown artists
making their debut at the label. Also, the label is known for its steady management that makes
the artists debuting at the label popular in no time. It is said by many that the label has been
successful because of consistency, strong team, and high-quality work. Apart from the five artists
in the label now there have been other artists that were signed to the label in the course of the six
years it has been in business. The other artists that were once signed in the label include
“Harmonize” also known as Konde who is now running his own label called Konde gang and “Rich
Mavoko” who has now taken a break from his Music career.
Meet the management
WCB record label is known for its strong management which is its secret to success they have
achieved so far. The management team is led by Diamond Platnumz himself as the CEO
&Founder, he is assisted by three label managers and pioneers which are Sallam Sk, Babu Tale
and Mkubwa Fella. This is the team that has started out with diamond from the scratch to what it
is today.
WCB record label seeks to bring Bongo flava to the world. They have introduced Tanzanian music
in the African market, and it has managed to go even across borders of Africa to America. Canada
and other western markets.

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