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The Kenya Union of Journalists penned a harsh letter to the three media houses on Sunday.

Her dream job turned into despair after the show was abruptly stopped, leading her life to fall apart.

Chacha narrated his seven-year struggle since being fired by KTN over alcoholism.

The journalist was fired in 2016 after he failed to show up to work for 3 consecutive days.

The journalist is building his profile as a media owner after launching a radio station one year ago.

His funeral has been scheduled for Tuesday early morning.

The popular presenter hosted her last show on Sunday.

Unknown to many, Mokaya dropped out of college before landing his dream job at Citizen TV.

He joined TV47 in June as the station based in Kiambu Road was rebranding following the launch of a new studio.

This comes a few days after the journalists were asked to consider taking early retirement.

At one point, it was reported that a Kenyan journalist was given stale sandwiches, unwrapped cupcake papers and used toothpicks.

Koinange has been in active media for over 30 years, including a stint at US-based outlet CNN.

Muthoni, after leaving her Inooro TV job has maintained a low profile but is doing well in her new endevours.

The journalist arrived at Police Station to record a statement, a source confirmed to Kenyans.co.ke.

The media house was initially fined Ksh23 million but the high court reduced it.

The man's hands were trembling as he struggled to hold the mug of alcohol.

According to NMG, tough economic times in the country are to blame for the expected drop in profits.

The Swahili news anchor also addressed questions about opening a TV station with her husband.

The new appointee is a polished professional having worked at several corporates.

Gathu is also credited for discovering the Citizen TV anchor Yvonne Okwara.

She has been appointed to the international organisation associated with Reuters news outlet.

Wanjiru noted that alot of celebrities often fall into depression because they are unable to handle the pressure and negativity.

The request comes months after the company sent home staff to cut costs amid struggles to pay salaries and other expenses.

Lonrho House in the CBD has been hosting the station since 1996, being one of the first private radio stations post-independence.

The ex-journalist brags of an illustrious media career spanning for over two decades.

The journalist will now be handling politics, business, climate change, human rights as well as international justice in East Africa.

Raburu left Citizen TV after 13 years and joined TV47 in August, besides an advisory role he bagged at Nairobi County.

The ex-Nation lifestyle editor took a break from the media in 2019, but has now announced a comeback.

Despite government bailouts, the national broadcaster has continued to post losses.

The journalist has previously worked at Switch TV, for one year and three months, and at KTN News