Nairobi, March 31 -- A decade ago, aspiring fame-seekers had limited channels for recognition, they hoped to be discovered, somehow.

Nowadays, with a decent phone, camera, and what you think is talent, fame is within your arm's reach. With just a click, one can dance their way to recognition, for example.

TikTok, which hit one billion users milestone in 2021 - faster than any social media platform and still growing - is becoming ever popular. In Kenya, this was evident after the recent death of 23-year-old TikTok sensation, Brian Chira Wambui.

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In the aftermath of the tragedy, the power of social media mobilisation, led by his TikTok community described as 'Chira clan,'-who h...