Media Stories

The company owns popular media stations such as KTN Home, KTN News, and Spice FM among others.

Following news of his demise, journalists eulogised Themor who many described as a rare gem in the industry.

The training is meant to sharpen the journalists' skills in the media industry.

"I’m heartbroken for the 382 former colleagues losing their jobs at the BBC World Service," Larry Madowo responded to the mass layoffs.

Wanjiru started playing Chess while in Grade one.

He was however cagey on revealing his next move though reliable sources detailed that Mwangi is joining Parliament. 

Following the launching of the new show, it remains unclear on the role veteran presenter Carol Radull will play at NMG.

Several job advertisements have elicited sharp debate with the majority of Kenyans questioning the requirements.

Chamwada wanted to showcase Kenyan stories to the world and their impact on their mother country.

He narrated how his past experiences and philanthropic endeavors shaped his decision to set up a tv station.

CJ Martha Koome witnessed Lenard Mambo Mbotela's swearing in ceremony for the position.

He works as the Communications Director at the First Lady Rachel Ruto's office.

"I will miss the camaraderie in this place. The colleagues became family. Think about the conversations we had off-air," he stated. 

His initiative has seen thousands of youth transform their lives and evade social evils they are exposed to on a daily basis.

She joins a team drawn from over 170 countries tasked with elevating economic growth worldwide.

Prior to his engagements with the Amina-led ministry, Nene held several international positions in the sports industry.

Uhuru respected Kanze Dena's decision but also surprised her with another gift.

The standoff was extended in Parliament, where ministers failed to reach a consensus regarding the directive to withdraw the show after only three episodes.

The Kilimani-based radio station is known for its grandiose surprises for their departing staffers.

The journalist described his job at the morgue as the best experience.

The two were among Kenyans who have stood out on the wildly popular social media application.

The journalist joined Royal Media Services (RMS) in 2013 where she debuted on the station's mid-morning show.

Kenyans.co.ke spoke to insiders in the presidency who hinted at big names being axed from his list of appointees.

The show which will be available on Fridays will detail some of the struggles the journalists have faced in the newsroom.

The show is also backed by National Geographic and the U.S. State Department.

According to the latest data by MCK, Citizen TV drew an average of 232,387 viewers in the coverage of Ruto's inauguration event.