Chrisphine Magak
Digital Editorial Lead at K24 TV
Digital Editorial Lead at People Daily Kenya
Digital Editorial Lead @K24tv and @PeopleDailyke. RTs are not endorsements.
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Nov 28, 2024 |
peopledaily.digital | Chrisphine Magak
Thirty-two years ago, People Daily launched as a weekly print publication and has since evolved into Kenya’s most trusted and boldest daily newspaper. Today, it sets a groundbreaking precedent by transitioning fully to digital — a first for a major newspaper not only in Kenya but across Africa.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
k24.digital | Chrisphine Magak
Noxious Gaming (NXG) from South Africa clinched the inaugural Carry1st Africa Cup title, defeating Kenya’s Delta eSports 3-1 in the final match held on Sunday, November 24, 2024, in Nairobi. The thrilling showdown was not without drama. NXG was stripped of a hardpoint victory after being found guilty of using a banned K9 unit during the map. However, their overall dominance throughout the tournament secured them the championship title.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
k24.digital | Chrisphine Magak
Kenya’s Delta eSports faced a turbulent Saturday night after being informed of a disqualification (DQ) ruling that threatened their campaign in the Carry1st Africa Cup. The announcement came in the middle of the night, leaving the team in shock and staring down the barrel of elimination. However, thanks to the swift intervention of their coach, Delta eSports successfully appealed the decision, securing a map replay instead of a full disqualification.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
k24.digital | Chrisphine Magak
Delta eSports is on a rampage!Kenya’s gaming powerhouse, Delta eSports, has defied the odds and unleashed a dazzling display of skill, earning their well-deserved place in the Carry1st Africa Cup grand finale!In a nail-biting semifinal showdown on November 24, 2024, in Nairobi, Delta eSports edged out Morocco’s formidable SUN eSports with a thrilling 3-2 victory. Their next challenge? Facing the winner of the electrifying NXG vs. Sierra 7 clash. But this wasn’t just a lucky break for Delta.
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Nov 23, 2024 |
k24.digital | Chrisphine Magak
Kenya’s Delta eSports fell with heads held high after a narrow 1-2 loss to Nigeria’s Sierra 7 in a thrilling Carry1st Africa Cup Group A clash. The nail-biting match saw Sierra 7 narrowly avoid elimination. Sierra 7 dominated the first map, winning 250-186, but the Kenyans, led by captain Michael, staged a remarkable comeback in the Search and Destroy phase, hitting the 7-point target with precision and leaving the Nigerians on edge.
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