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Renowned radio presenter Rachel Muthoni, popularly known as Mwalimu Rachel, has been a prominent figure in the media industry for over a decade, garnering attention for her outspoken views on music.

As the former music manager of Sailor Gang, Mwalimu Rachel discussed her decision to take a break from artist management, explaining that her company, MRX Limited, oversees management responsibilities.

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“The name ‘Mwalimu’ originated during my time hosting the Class124 show on Homeboyz Radio. I envisioned myself as the teacher, imparting knowledge to my listeners, particularly in Mombasa Swahili, since I struggled with Nairobi Swahili after moving from the Coast. It became my brand name for business and social media.”

Addressing perceptions of controversy, Mwalimu Rachel stated, “If speaking up and challenging norms is controversial, then I embrace it. I aim to provoke thought and spark conversations, especially within the music industry.”

Despite facing criticism, she remains resilient, drawing strength from her supportive family, particularly her mother’s unwavering love and prayers.

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Regarding her education, Mwalimu Rachel pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Nairobi, majoring in sociology, language, and communication, despite her father’s initial preference for business studies.

She emphasized the importance for Kenyan musicians to approach their careers as businesses, focusing on networking and maintaining a strong social media presence to foster audience engagement and brand loyalty.

Former radio presenter Mwalimu Rachel recently spoke about her unique co-parenting arrangement. She revealed that her son primarily lives with his father, a decision she made to best support his development.

Rachel believes her son, now entering adolescence, benefits from a strong male role model during this crucial stage. This highlights the importance Rachel places on her son’s well-being and her willingness to adapt parenting styles for his needs.

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Open to Possibility of Another Child

While Rachel doesn’t currently plan to have another biological child, she remains open to the idea. She acknowledges the challenges some women face after separating from their children’s fathers, but the reasons for her decision remain private.

Rachel emphasizes that having a supportive partner could influence her decision. However, she finds fulfillment in nurturing others, considering herself a mother figure to many beyond her biological son.

Media personality Rachel Muthoni, known as Mwalimu Rachel, recently shared her insights on family and motherhood, expressing contentment with her current family dynamic.

As a single mother raising her 10-year-old son, Rachel spoke to industrious entertainment journalist, Liz Ngigi, highlighting her belief that family revolves around her relationship with her child.

“To me, being a mother to my 10-year-old boy defines what family means. While traditional African norms often depict a family as comprising a father, mother, and children, times have changed,” she explained.

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Rachel expressed pride in her family’s unconventional structure, noting that modern society accepts and embraces families with single parents and their children.

“My bond with my family is invaluable, and I’m committed to their well-being,” she affirmed.

Regarding the prospect of expanding her family, the former NRG radio host disclosed that she currently has no plans for more children. However, she remains open to the idea if she meets the right partner.

“If there’s a man who resonates with me, perhaps my perspective could change,” she reflected.

Beyond her biological child, Rachel assumes a maternal role in the lives of others, providing support to individuals by assisting with their education and mentoring high school students.

“Besides my own child, I consider myself a maternal figure to many others,” she shared.

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When asked about her role models, Rachel cited Oprah Winfrey and Michelle Obama as influential women she deeply admires.

“Oprah Winfrey’s journey from humble beginnings to her current stature is incredibly inspiring. Her positive outlook and impactful endeavors are commendable,” she remarked.

Rachel also praised Michelle Obama for her grace, strength, and resilience in maintaining her family unit.

“Michelle Obama epitomizes grace and resilience, both in her role as a former First Lady and as a family-oriented woman. She’s a remarkable example of fortitude and dignity,” Rachel concluded.

Media personality Mwalimu Rachel has opened up about peacefully co-parenting with her baby daddy.

During an interview with Oga Obinna, she disclosed that her son is approaching his teenage years.

“As he’s almost a teen now, it’s not easy. His dad and I had a discussion, and I decided to let him live with his dad while I spend weekends with him. I don’t understand why some women find that challenging,” she remarked.

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Offering parenting advice, she emphasized treating children with respect and maturity. “Don’t underestimate your kids. The way you communicate with their dad shapes their perception… Choose your battles wisely. Speak to them as adults,” she advised.

Regarding co-parenting, she stressed the importance of maintaining a level head and avoiding ego clashes. “We sometimes let our egos interfere. I don’t even know if my baby daddy is dating or not. As long as my son is thriving and content, that’s all that matters. Continuous communication is key,” she emphasized.

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Rachel also expressed her identity as a mother rather than solely a single mother. “When attending meetings, refrain from constantly labeling yourself as a single mother. It’s not a badge of honor. You might be a single mother, but there could be someone else in your life,” she added.

Media personality Mwalimu Rachel opens up about her successful co-parenting journey with her son’s father. Now that her son is approaching his teenage years, they’ve made a conscious decision to have him live with his dad during the week, with regular weekend visits to Mwalimu.

She emphasizes the importance of clear communication and prioritizing the child’s well-being above personal ego.

“We can’t let our feelings get in the way,” she says. “Constant communication is key.”

Mwalimu offers valuable advice for co-parents, including;

• Be Honest with Your Child: Mwalimu stresses avoiding negativity towards the other parent. How you talk about them shapes your child’s perception.
• Treat Them Like Grown-Ups: Open communication and treating your child with respect fosters a healthy relationship.
• Pick Your Battles: Not every disagreement needs escalation. Focus on what truly matters for your child’s development.

Mwalimu challenges the traditional single mother label. “Being a mother is what defines me, not my marital status,” she states. She encourages women to embrace their motherhood journey regardless of their relationship status.

Having money often suggests the ability to choose things that bring lasting happiness. However, these choices can occasionally lead to bewilderment and regret.

Consider the case of media personality Rachel Muthoni, known as Mwalimu Rachel, who has a cautionary tale to share.

Rachel, a former presenter at NRG, made a significant investment in a luxurious holiday home in Malindi, anticipating it to be a wise investment. Unfortunately, reality painted a different picture, leaving her filled with remorse over the hefty sum she spent.

“I deeply regret purchasing that holiday home in Malindi. There’s no doubt about it,” she lamented during an interview with Nairobi News. “It’s painful to think about how much money I squandered on it.”

Although the house itself is stunning, Rachel’s satisfaction ends there. She admits to neglecting proper research and instead relied on someone else’s advice before making the purchase.

Now, she finds herself owning a spacious property where she has spent merely two nights. “It’s a grand residence, and yet, I’ve barely utilized it. I’m seriously contemplating selling it,” she confessed. “Just the thought of it makes me nauseous. All that money tied up in something I hardly use.”

When asked about the source of funds for the purchase, Rachel revealed it was from various gigs she undertook between 2018 and 2019, pooling together the earnings for what she believed was a savvy investment.

“My finances were robust at that time, but now, that money is lying dormant. It accumulated from several gigs, and I gathered the funds around 2018-2019,” she explained.

Rachel’s experience underscores the reality that financial wealth does not guarantee immunity from poor decisions. Sometimes, thorough research and careful consideration can prevent a world of regret.

Her story serves as a valuable lesson for those tempted to make significant purchases without weighing the consequences carefully.

Former manager of Sailors Gang, radio presenter Mwalimu Rachel, has shared details about the group’s past collaborations with artists like Octopizzo and KRG the Don, highlighting concerns about alleged lack of proper agreements and compensation.

Speaking on Mic Cheque Podcast, Mwalimu Rachel expressed concerns about the group’s collaboration with Octopizzo, stating she learned about it online after it was already completed. This indicated a lack of communication and formal agreements outlining split sheets and compensation.

Similar Issues with KRG the Don

Rachel further stated that a similar situation occurred with KRG the Don, with alleged compensation consisting of food and drinks instead of proper financial agreements.

It’s important to note that Sailors Gang and Mwalimu Rachel’s separation involved other disputes beyond these collaborations. Their relationship ended with accusations and blame games regarding the group’s decline.

While Rachel acknowledges that music industries sometimes function differently, she maintains that proper agreements and transparency were lacking in these collaborations. She distances herself from the group’s current struggles, asserting they were influenced by potentially lucrative but unfulfilled promises.

Radio personality Mwalimu Rachel has opened up about her regrets in managing the gengetone boy band Sailors Gang.

In a recent interview on her YouTube channel, Rachel said that managing Sailors Gang was one of the biggest mistakes of her life.

“I regret ever managing Sailors Gang,” she said. “It was a very toxic experience for me.”

Rachel said that she was initially excited to manage Sailors Gang, as they were one of the most popular gengetone groups in Kenya at the time. However, she soon realized that the group was full of drama and conflict.

“There was always fighting and arguing. “I was constantly having to mediate between the members.”

Rachel said that she also had to deal with the group’s manager, who she said was “very controlling.”

“He was always trying to tell me what to do. “It was very frustrating.”

Rachel said that she eventually decided to quit managing Sailors Gang, as she could no longer handle the stress.

“I was at my wit’s end,” she said. “I had to get out of that situation.”

Rachel continued to state that she hopes her story will serve as a warning to other people who are considering managing a music group.

Rachel is now focusing on her own career as a radio personality and influencer. She said that she is much happier now that she is no longer involved with Sailors Gang.

“I’m finally at peace,” she said. “I can focus on my own thing.”