Isaya Yunge Takes Centre Stage With Electrifying Traditional Dance

IsayaYunge attracted attention during his wedding celebrations with Charlene Ruto in Tanzania after joining traditional dancers in an energetic performance celebrating his cultural heritage.

Footage from the celebrations showed the Tanzanian businessman confidently taking part in traditional dance moves alongside performers as guests watched. His newlywed wife, Charlene, also joined him on the dance floor, creating a memorable moment during the celebrations.

According to a report published by K24 Digital on Friday, November 6, 2026, the couple participated in Kisukuma traditional dances following their white wedding in Mwanza, Tanzania.The performances featured traditional drums and lively music associated with the Sukuma community, to which Yunge belongs.

Yunge appeared comfortable with the dance moves and took the lead as the performers continued entertaining guests. Charlene was seen watching her husband before attempting some of the movements herself.The cultural performance provided a glimpse into Yunge’s Tanzanian roots, with the celebrations incorporating traditions from both families.

According to K24 Digital, the newlyweds also participated in a separate cultural segment reflecting Charlene’s Kalenjin heritage. During that moment, guests raised sticks as traditional Kalenjin music played while the couple made their way through the gathering.

The wedding took place on Friday, November 6, at Malaika Beach Hotel in Mwanza, bringing together relatives, friends and prominent guests from Kenya and Tanzania.President William Ruto and First Lady Rachel Ruto attended the ceremony and accompanied their daughter during her walk down the aisle.

The Star also reported on the outdoor wedding ceremony, confirming that the couple exchanged vows in Mwanza.Charlene wore a white wedding gown, while Yunge appeared in an ivory double-breasted tuxedo jacket paired with black trousers.

The wedding marked another milestone in their relationship following their traditional Kalenjin Koito engagement ceremony held on August 8, 2026, at the Ruto family’s Intonna Heritage Farm in Kilgoris, Narok County.

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