All eyes on me!
This seems to be Boniface Mwangi's mantra that he lives by.
The activist who gives the political elite sleepless nights is currently in South Africa and having a good time.
This is evident in a photo tweeted by renowned musician Yvonne Chaka Chaka.
In the tweet, Yvonne refers to Mwangi as her Kenyan son.
"Hanging out with my Kenyan son Boniface in Soweto. Boniface has grown to be the voice of the voiceless, the voice of reason #BMUnBounded," she said.
Hanging out with my Kenyan son Boniface in Soweto. Boniface has grown to be the voice of the voiceless, the voice of reason #BMUnBounded pic.twitter.com/7UmiyeITzh
— Yvonne Chaka Chaka (@YvonneChakaX2) December 14, 2016
The musician is a UNICEF Special Ambassador on Malaria in Eastern and Southern Africa.
She was appointed in April 2005 and has since her appointment tirelessly campaigned for children
Her commitment to social issues, just like Mwangi, also extends to her untiring fundraising efforts and commitment to orphans, people living with HIV, illiteracy, terminal illness, abuse and poverty.
Yvonne is also a global Roll-Back Malaria Goodwill Ambassador.
In 2012, Yvonne became the first African woman to be awarded the World Economic Forum’s Crystal Award for her commitment to health and social development issues.
It is not clear what Boniface is doing in South Africa but he was missing from the Top 40 under 40 event last night where he was recognised in absentia.