The amount Zari earned from her trip to Kenya

ELIZABETH NGIGI Lifestyle, Entertainment Journalist

13 June 2022

• Zari was paid less than half a million shillings for her appearance at the XS Millionaires club.

• Zari was paid more than Sh1.5 million to work with Fine Urban and interior.

South African-based Ugandan socialite Zari Hassan left the country silently on Saturday morning for her motherland Uganda.

Zari spent three days in Nairobi, working with various companies during her trip. However, Zari's main focus in Kenya was working with Fine Urban and Interior.

Close sources told Word Is that the company paid her more than Sh1.5 million to work with the boss lady.

They paid for her flights and stay in one of the lavish hotels in Kenya, Radisson Blu Hotel & Residence.

When she touched down on Wednesday last week, Zari was with her new young lover, her manager Galston Antony, a cameraperson, and Sophia Kwalana, who is her confidante.

After arriving, her hosts flew her to Namanga for a reveal and review of another exquisite mansion. She was with the construction company bosses and influencers Kabi and his wife Milly Wa Jesus.

Zari spent most of her Thursday shooting photos and videos at the newly built multimillion shilling mansion in Mumwe Estate, Runda.

Later that day, she went to the XS Millionaires club for an all-white party. Sources told Word Is she was paid less than half a million shillings for her appearance.

Zari also had to refund some Sh200,000 to Spoton Vacations Limited, a tour, travel, and events company.

This was after an official from the tour company asked to be refunded the money after Zari opted out of a deal last minute.

Spoton wanted to get Zari on a game drive tour for at least an hour on Friday. Spoton's CEO Mark Steve was visibly disappointed after Zari's manager turned him down.

When Word Is reached out to Mark to find out about the same, he didn't want to speak but said the marketing department would comment later.

Zari left for Uganda, after which she will visit Tanzania for five days before returning to South Afric