After a two-year break, the popular Kenyan TV series The Real Househelps of Kawangware is set to make a highly anticipated comeback. Fans will be able to catch the show from November 30 at 7:30 p.m. on KTN Home, with Winnie Ruby, known for her role as Awiti, confirming the revival. The news has sparked excitement among viewers eager to reconnect with the beloved characters and the comedic slice-of-life stories that first made the show a hit.
The relaunch will bring back the original cast, including Stephen DJ Shiti Oduor, Leah Nkatha (Nkirote), Bernice Njeri (Njambi), Wambui Wanjiko (Siphira), David Marucha (Michireti), and Theophilus Abong (Crotus). Directed by veteran filmmaker Philip Karanja, the show originally premiered in 2014 and aired on major Kenyan networks like NTV and Maisha Magic East. Its return promises to revisit the humorous and often relatable everyday experiences of domestic workers in Kawangware, a theme that resonated strongly with audiences across the country.
Reaction from fans has been overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing excitement on social media about the return of a show that celebrates local culture and everyday Kenyan life. Some viewers have speculated whether comedian Njugush might make a guest appearance, further fueling anticipation. The revival not only taps into nostalgia but also highlights the growing demand for authentic Kenyan storytelling on television.
Looking forward, the successful return of Real Househelps of Kawangware could pave the way for more classic Kenyan shows to make comebacks, potentially leading to new seasons, spin-offs, or digital content. For now, audiences are set to enjoy weekly episodes on KTN Home, hopeful that the show will once again capture the charm, humor, and heart of Kenyan households.