The club scene is more vibrant than usual. Tonight the Ethiopian Restaurant, Dass, is full of action as a neo-soul band plays a rendition of Jill Scott's song, Golden.

Their presence is not really a big deal because spotting celebs at Dass has become common. After ordering drinks, the two raise eyebrows as they begin to whisper in low tones, steal kisses and cuddle.

And somewhere in the vicinity a camera flashes, startling the lovebirds. They turn around and stare sternly at the photographer who is in a nearby group.

The two decide to ignore the group when they ascertain the photo was not taken by paparazzi. They continue enjoying the night, shrugging off the suspicion that they may be featured in Pulse.

It might be two years since Manga disappeared from the music scene but he has resurfaced, this time tagging along Sanaipei Tande. But he denies any romance between them. "I am not dating anyone," he says.

A week later, Manga and Sanaipei walk into Pavement Club hand in hand to attend a Code Red gig, Play House 2. They share a couple of drinks and kiss for hours on end.

Manga is not ready to confess his love for Sanaipei although they are literally painting the town red. It is rumoured that the two are just 'clande' or an 'arrangement'.

It is not only Sanaipei and Manga who are kissing and not ready to tell. Another celeb that is having her cake and eating it is former Miss Kenya Cecilia Mwangi.

"The guy is married but is always hanging out with Cecilia at a hotel opposite the South African Embassy. In fact, the guy has even forked out cash to buy her a car," he adds.

The jilted lover realised that he was in a love triangle when Cecilia attended the National Youth Coalition rally with his partner in Machakos during the Easter weekend.

"We are not going out but we are special friends. I must agree that I flew to Coast for personal business but we bumped into each other at Bob's and hang out. We did not go there together," she explains.

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