Televangelist Ezekiel Odero and former nominated Senator Milicent Omanga are leading the most searched individuals in 2023’s Google Search List.

Additionally, controversial pastor Paul Mackenzie, Olympic Champion Faith Kipyegon, late TV presenter Catherine Kasavuli, former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiangi, and ex-IEBC Chairman Wafula Chebukati appear on the list.

Others include chief justice Martha Koome, Georgina Njenga, DJ Fatxo, and Mathe Waa Ngara, whom police seized from her residence in Ngara, Nairobi, believed to be the proceeds of a bang sale.

In a statement, the company revealed that Google searches also delved into various organizations.

”The HEF portal (Higher Education Financing Portal), TPAD 2 (Teacher Performance Appraisal and Development System 2), and NEMIS (National Education Management Information System), all of which provide access to educational resources and opportunities, were among the most searched terms related to education,” it said.

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The death of former Cabinet Secretary for Education George Magoha was the most searched-for loss by Kenyans, followed by South African rapper Costa Fitch, who died in March.

Google’s Year in Search is an annual analysis that reveals the top trending lists and also spotlights what the world searches to see, learn, and do.