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Ngina is an award-winning investigative journalist.

The former employees are disgruntled by the company's failure to honour an agreement.

Swaleh was fired after allegedly being involved in a Ksh5.8 million fraud case.

Carol Radull has been in radio for over two decades and is one of the most highly regarded sports journalists in Kenya.

The former KTN journalist has been telling stories for two decades now.

The employees revealed that they had not been paid for eight months.

The journalist confirmed her exit from the national broadcaster in an Instagram post.

Mwakideu, a renowned radio host, had been dragged on social media after an accusation of sanitising controversial Adani

On Sunday, the deputy president expressed his confidence in the Judiciary, veering away from his initial criticism of this arm of government.

The journalist made a name for herself covering human interest stories at BBC.

The former journalist began his rehabilitation in May.

Popularly known as ‘Mzee wa Kazi’ Kihara Wa Gathua ruled the airwaves of top Kikuyu vernacular radio stations.

King Kalala's exit comes just two days after another popular show host left the station.

The Presenter said in a statement that she was exploring other opportunities.

For many, Fareed Khimani made morning commutes in the early 2000s fun and entertaining.

His appointment was announced by Radio Africa's CEO Martin Khafafa on Friday during the farewell party of former Convergence Director William Pike.

In her new role at the Media House, the journalist has been tasked with being the vision bearer of the project.

She has been at the station for 6 years.

William Pike's retirement comes months after Radio Africa founder Patrick Quarcoo exited.

Prior to the appointment, Florence Migunde served as KBC's Marketing Manager.

The foreigner expressed his frustration why the promo on an African show, in his opinion, has to be shoved down the throats of an international audince glued to CNN.

‘’I lost such a huge opportunity which could have added a few miles to my career path, but humans being humans,'' the news anchor narrated.

The journalist further noted that the attack was an attempt on his life and that of his family.

The government is accusing the publication of going overboard and being unfairly sensational.

Raggedly dressed, barefoot with unkempt hair, the video depicts the journalist holding a knife as she narrates her ordeal.

Standard, the oldest privately-owned media house in the country, has been struggling financially in the past few years.

"Kenyan police had clearly perpetrated violence against journalists to prevent them from working, and issued threats to keep their blunders under wraps," the head of investigations at the global body stated.

Lumumba is a lawyer and activist known for his impeccable English and oratorical skills.

The media house also explained why it had reached the tough decision.

The journalist has been mourned by fellow journalists and Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti.