Senator Allan Chesang & Chanelle Kittony Seal Their Love in Lavish Engagement
Uasin Gishu Senator Allan Chesang and Trans Nzoia CECM Chanelle Kittony celebrated their engagement in a star-studded ceremony, bringing together Kenya's political and business elite. Discover the dazzling details of their coordinated couture, prominent guests, and what this union means for two influential public figures.

Oscar Sudi speaking to Zipporah Kittony and Gideon Moi
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