Francis Mtalaki alijiunga na KTN Machi 2013 na kupata mafunzo ya kazi kwa muda wa miezi sita kabla ya kupokea kandarasi ya kufanya kazi na KTN. Amezuru kaunti mbali mbali humu nchini kama vile kaunti za Kajiado, Taita Taveta , Murang’a, Garissa na nyinginezo.
Katika muda huu ameweza kuangazia taarifa tofauti kutoka nyanja mbalimbali kama vile maswala ya afya, siasa, yanaojiri, wanachopitia familia vitongojini na hata tamaduni za jamii tofauti humu nchini.
Dennis Onsarigo is an investigative journalist at Standard Media Group with over 7 years experience.
He hosts Kenya's first Tv crimes series 'Case Files' which gives sentenced individuals to talk about the crimes that landed them behind bars.
The Show airs on KTN and KTNNews.
Prime time news anchor and political editor for KTN
Ben anchors KTN Prime, the network’s premier news bulletin that airs Monday - Thursday at 9 PM. He is paired with Lindah Oguttu on the KTN Prime set, a pairing that goes back several years since their time at NTV.
As the KTN political editor, he is charged with ensuring concise and analytical political news coverage. He spearheads all political news operations at KTN and also files reports on KTN Prime when not on set.
Ali Khamis Manzu is a practicing journalist with special attention to human interest stories, current affairs, health, wildlife and conservation.
He started practicing in 2002, Mombasa County as an intern at the KBC’s Sauti House doing video production. While he was there, Manzu worked on ‘Penzi Hatari’, a classic local TV show.
Manzu moved on to Radio Rahma in Mombasa. It was a religious station which helped him become who he is today. He perfected his radio production skills through different departments in radio.
From reading newspaper cuttings to his dad during his childhood Aby Agina a seasoned business journalist currently working with Nation Media Group shares his journalistic journey.
Journalism to me was hatched way back in the late 80's. At the age of three years, I would read articles of the Daily Nation newspaper to my dad. I was to later join and write for the same publication at Kenya's leading Media House in East and Central Africa a few years later.
Mr. Kinyua's career began in 1978 as an assistant lecturer at the University of Nairobi. He joined the Central Bank of Kenya in 1980 as an Economist and rose to the rank of Director of Research. Between 1985 and 1990, he worked as an economist with the International Monetary Fund before returning back to the Central Bank of Kenya.