Vindee announces livestream marathon fundraiser targeting Ksh1M for equipment

Prankster Vindee has set his eyes on raising Ksh1 million in a livestream marathon that will run for 48 hours.

Vindee revealed in a statement on Facebook on Thursday, March 5, 2026, that the initiative will help him raise the money needed to buy quality equipment to enhance the experience of his followers.

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“From passion to quality, help me upgrade my stream set-up. Let’s build the dream together. I will be streaming for 48hours nonstop to fundraise for quality equipment,” Vindee stated.

He appealed for support, emphasising that the equipment will result in better livestreams and content.

“I believe if I get better Gear I will give you better stream and better content. Kindly support my vision; your support means everything, ” he added.

Dates for the livestream marathon

According to a poster shared by the content creator, the livestream marathon will commence on Friday, March 6, 2026 and run for 48 straight hours, ending on March 8, 2026.

He shared details through which contributions towards the initiative may be sent, expressing hope that he will hit the target of Ksh1million.

Vindee has been following his passion in streaming with renewed vigour after the recent tour by American streamer IShowSpeed.

January 20, 2026, marked a major shift in his content direction as he revamped his content strategy to become an In Real Life (IRL) streamer.

He went live on his first stream in Nairobi CBD, capturing the vibrant streets at night with fans cheering him on.

The livestream netted at least 500 live viewers at any given time as Kenyans showed their support for one of their own. 

Vindee streams inside Nairobi National Park

A few days later, Vindee launched an In Real Life (IRL) stream at Nairobi National Park on January 26, 2026, following in the footsteps of IShowSpeed.

While viewers seemed to enjoy these live interactions, many were wondering how this new direction is going to change Vindee’s journey as a digital content creator. 

His move signalled a shift towards more immersive and interactive content in Kenya’s digital space, with IRL streaming gaining popularity worldwide.