Kenyan creative Ray Beasthas emerged as the overall winner of the Mezesha Challenge, taking home KSh50,000.
The competition was launched by Collo Blue alongside actress Jackie Matubia, bringing together creatives who showcased their talents through the challenge.
Ray Beast Musiq finished first after his performance stood out among the entries submitted.
Ray Beast took the top prize of KSh50,000.
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How the prize money was shared
The competition rewarded the top three performers with cash prizes.
Ray Beast , who finished in first position, received KSh50,000.
Young Jaygraph came in second and walked away with KSh30,000, while Anyas Maggie, who finished third, received KSh20,000.
This meant that the top three positions shared a total of KSh100,000 in prize money.
The cash rewards gave participants an added incentive to put their creative skills on display as they competed for the top positions.
Collo Blue and Jackie Matubia launch challenge
The initiative brought together entertainment and creative talent, allowing participants to showcase their abilities to a wider audience.
Collo Blue later announced the winners, with Ray Beast taking the top position ahead of Young Jaygraph and Anyas Maggie.
The recognition comes as Kenyan creatives continue to use online platforms to showcase music, acting and other forms of entertainment.
Acting competition also had winners.
The Mezesha initiative also featured an acting competition, with participants competing for their own set of cash prizes.
The organisers announced Wambui as the winner of the acting category. She received KSh50,000 for finishing in first position.
Kibestvoh took second place and received KSh30,000, while The Michuki's Kids finished third and were awarded KSh20,000.
The acting category also had KSh100,000 distributed among the top three winners.
Wambui took first place, followed by Kibestvoh and The Michuki's Kids.
Ray Beast takes top position.
For Ray Beast , the win came with both the financial reward and recognition that followed his performance in the challenge.
Young Jaygraph and Anyas Maggie were also recognised for their performances, finishing second and third respectively.
With KSh100,000 distributed among the top three, the Mezesha Challenge allowed the participating creatives to compete while also rewarding those who finished at the top.
