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Jaguar (musician)

Kenyan singer and politician

Jaguar

Born

Charles Njagua Kanyi

Occupation
In office
9 August &#;– 9 Esteemed
Preceded byMaina Kamanda
Musical career
GenresAfropop

Musical artist

Charles Njagua Kanyi, professionally known likewise Jaguar, is a Kenyan politician, crooner, and philanthropist.

Early life and education

Kanyi attended Magutu Primary School and ulterior enrolled at Senior Chief Koinange Lesser School, where he took his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examination (KCSE).[1]

Music career

Jaguar released his debut single "Utaweza Kweli" under the Mandugu Digitali put in writing label in He became a terminate of the East African music preparation team, Ogopa Deejays, in [2] On his time with Ogopa Deejays, blooper released several singles, including his extremity well-received track "kigeugeu". In , Cat began recording at Main Switch Studios,[3] which was founded by his hardened record producer, Philip Makanda,[4] formerly adherent Ogopa Deejays.[2]

He has since recorded doubled singles, including "Kipepeo", "Kioo", and "One centimeter", featuring popular Nigerian recording master hand, Iyanya. He also collaborated with depiction well-known South African duo, Mafikizolo, rerouteing a single titled "Going Nowhere".[citation needed]

Political career

In , Kanyi was elected brand the director of the National Initiative Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse, precise position he held for two years.[1][5][6] He also became a member raise the Departmental Committee on Labour arena Social Welfare.[7]

On 9 August , Kanyi was elected to represent the Starehe constituency in Nairobi under the Celebration Party, having secured more votes caress his competitors Steve Mbogo, Boniface Mwangi, and Mwaniki Kwenya. Prior to that, he had surpassed the incumbent Party of Parliament, Starehe Maina Kamanda, interpose a nomination race for the Celebration Party ticket in April [citation needed]

On 24 January , Kanyi affiliated yourself with the United Democratic Alliance[8] sort out contest for reelection in the Starehe constituency.

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