James Smart is the Managing Editor, Newsroom Production and Podcast Editor at the Nation Media Group (NMG).
Besides these positions, Smart is also a senior NTV news anchor and hosts With All Due Respect, one of the top political talk shows in the country renowned for cutting-edge conversations with newsmakers.
Smriti Vidyarthi is currently working at Nation Media Group (NMG) as a Senior News Anchor and Editor at NTV Kenya.
Smriti presents news alongside Mark Masai, with whom she has graced TV screens for more than a decade.
Vidyarthi is also a renowned moderator of discussions and political debates on TV and radio.
NTV’s Idah Waringa is a multimedia sports journalist, events moderator and social media marketer.
She is an alumnus of the United States International University (USIU) and holds a masters degree in Digital Communication and Media from Aga Khan University.
Okari is the Special Projects Editor at Nation Media Group. He also serves as the media house’s senior investigative and crime reporter as well as being a prime time news anchor at NTV.
Brenda Mulinya Wanga is a celebrated reporter working at NTV Kenya.
She has years of experience after joining the industry at a very young age.
Brenda is married to footballer Allan Wanga, who plays for AFC Leopards.
Debarl Inea is a journalist at NTV Kenya.
He hosts the morning show AM Live.
Debarl came to the limelight after participating in the famous show Tusker Project Fame (TPF).
Alex Mwangi is a reporter at NTV Kenya which is owned by Nation Media Group.
Mwangi is also known for his agenda-setting reporting on different topics.
He is a young and diverse reporter.
Sesn Cardovillis is a journalist, sports reporter and TopSport presenter at 2pm every Saturday on NTV.
Experienced News Reporter with a demonstrated history of working in the broadcast media industry.
He is skilled in Broadcasting, Storytelling, Advertising, News Writing, and Editing. Strong media and communication professional with a Masters focused on Communication Studies from the University of Nairobi.
In 2014, he was one of the finalists announced for the second Thomson Foundation Young Journalist from the developing world award.