Caption for the landscape image: Miss Mandy: My first brand endorsement campaign earned me Sh1.3million Saturday, April 04, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Mandi Sarro, popularly known as Miss Mandi, is a media personality, digital content creator, food stylist and self-published author. Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group By Sinda Matiko Correspondent Nation Media Group Summary Article Related What you need to know: When I started in radio, a friend and I also began a YouTube channel. So, I would do radio, then go and shoot food content.I invested a lot in the YouTube channel, and by our ninth video upload, we had gone viral with over 1 million views.In 2015, I landed my first TV gig that was paying me Sh100,000 a week then I later got the Sh1.3 million Lenovo campaign. Miss Mandi Sarro, a food content creator, shares the series of opportunities that led to her successful career. I began working at the age of 16 when my family relocated to Canada. So I began understanding how to handle money at a very young age. PREMIUM Avril: Young men call me ma’am, when did I get here? When you see Avril Nyambura, the cliché 'aging like fine wine' comes to mind. PREMIUM A failed relationship taught Phoina Wambui to build and rebuild alone 'I lost everything I had built up and had to start again. I accepted my loss and started afresh, and here I am.' - Phoina PREMIUM In the kitchen with Miss Mandi Mandi Sarro is a food blogger at www.mandisarro.com. PREMIUM ONE ON ONE with Miss Mandi Mandi Sarro or Miss Mandi as she is popularly known is as confident as they come, and speaking her mind is just as much a part of her job as it an extension of her headstrong personality. PREMIUM Embattled Miss Mandi picked for YouTube fund The highly contested annual list recognises Africa's original YouTube content creators from various genres including art, finance, business, comedy, education, health and wellness. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Temidayo, Burna Boy’s sound man: ‘Every day I step out for a job, it costs them Sh86,600’ PREMIUM Reflection on the culture of theft in Kenya PREMIUM US TV presenter just one of many foreign broadcasters Kenyans have ‘greeted’ PREMIUM Gambling stole his life, now he’s helping addicts kick the habit Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles PREMIUM Court exposes officials in failed bid to seize Nakuru War Memorial Hospital Officials are accused of acting on instructions from powerful individuals. Ruto on New KCC: Let farmers run it The government has injected Sh8 billion into New KCC over the past three years. PREMIUM Hospital sued after twins born at 27 weeks, one dies, one loses his vision Father sued the hospital alleging that doctors failed to conduct mandatory screenings.
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PREMIUM A failed relationship taught Phoina Wambui to build and rebuild alone 'I lost everything I had built up and had to start again. I accepted my loss and started afresh, and here I am.' - Phoina
PREMIUM ONE ON ONE with Miss Mandi Mandi Sarro or Miss Mandi as she is popularly known is as confident as they come, and speaking her mind is just as much a part of her job as it an extension of her headstrong personality.
PREMIUM Embattled Miss Mandi picked for YouTube fund The highly contested annual list recognises Africa's original YouTube content creators from various genres including art, finance, business, comedy, education, health and wellness.
PREMIUM Court exposes officials in failed bid to seize Nakuru War Memorial Hospital Officials are accused of acting on instructions from powerful individuals.
Ruto on New KCC: Let farmers run it The government has injected Sh8 billion into New KCC over the past three years.
PREMIUM Hospital sued after twins born at 27 weeks, one dies, one loses his vision Father sued the hospital alleging that doctors failed to conduct mandatory screenings.
