There was an era in the Kenyan music scene when deejays were only a handful. Fast forward to today, and the industry is bursting at the seams, saturated to the point that you need Ksh20,000 ($154) to secure someone to play at your event.
Yet, even in this crowded field, Joseph Munoru, better known as DJ Joe Mfalme, stands out. A go-getter who took the name of a deejay's competition in which he finished third, he owned it as if he were the winner and made a life out of it.
