The Kenyan music scene is buzzing with excitement following the reunion of rappers Noti Flow and Colonel Mustapha, who have mended fences and released a new project together.

The reconciliation unfolded on Citizen TV’s 10 Over 10, where Mustapha surprised Noti Flow with a bouquet of flowers, symbolizing a fresh start.

“Hii ni yako baby girl. Today I want to say this—I’ve realized her importance. She is very important to me, to my career,” he said as he handed her the flowers.

Noti Flow accepted the gesture, confirming that she had forgiven him. “Yeah, I wouldn’t be here if I didn’t (accept the apology). He is a good friend too and I forgive you,” she said, sealing their reunion.

The two, who previously dated before a dramatic breakup marred by allegations of physical abuse, had built a history of collaborations and media appearances characterized by ups and downs.

During the show, Noti Flow revealed the reason behind her absence from the limelight. She explained that she stepped back from music following her father’s death.

“A lot happened and I had to take a break to get things in order. I lost my dad, so I took time to focus on myself. It opened my eyes and made me see life differently—you could be here today but gone tomorrow,” she said.

Now reunited, Noti Flow and Mustapha are determined to reclaim their place in Kenya’s music scene. Their latest track, “Katika”, premiered alongside their TV appearance and has already gained thousands of views within hours of release.

The song blends Mustapha’s signature deep vocals with Noti Flow’s smooth delivery, showcasing their lyrical chemistry over a vibrant beat.

Beyond music, Mustapha’s personal story has drawn public sympathy and respect. Despite having the chance to relocate to Europe when his brother moved to Germany, he chose to remain in Kenya—a decision that allowed him to be close to his mother, who was later diagnosed with cancer.

In 2023, his struggles became public after he was spotted working at construction sites. Once known for a lavish lifestyle, Mustapha earned praise for taking up manual labor to support his family rather than seeking handouts.

Kenyans of goodwill later rallied to his aid, raising funds that helped him get back on his feet. Months later, the rapper confirmed that his fortunes had improved, expressing gratitude to those who supported him.

With Noti Flow back in the spotlight and Mustapha rebuilding both his life and career, the pair’s reunion signals not just a personal reconciliation but also a musical comeback. Fans are hopeful that this new chapter will deliver more hits and fewer controversies from one of Kenya’s most talked-about duos.