Media Stories

Shah is a decorated journalist having worked with CNN and Conde Nast which is behind the famous Vogue and Vanity Fair magazines.

He holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication and Journalism from Moi University and a Master's degree in Communication Studies.

She received news that her mother had died just after beginning her morning show

Wambugu worked at Citizen TV for over nine years, where he was part of the team that revolutionised the station.

This was after MCK announced plans to recall all press cards used as proof of accreditation by journalists countrywide. 

The informant noted that Radio 47 offered the staff more than double their current earnings.

"I would run to my dada whenever anything happened to me, he made my problems appear so trivial," she stated.

"What is the benefit of having a media centre housed in parliament and yet we don't get the benefit of it?" Wanyonyi posed.

The Standard Group journalist currently works across Dubai, London, Ghana, France and the Netherlands.

After losing his job, he fell into a depression which was later followed by a lonely life after his friends deserted him.

This is the new beginning of productive journalism.

"Sadly, my journey at Vybez Radio has come to an end. Tune in tonight for the very last show with the headmaster," she stated.

Chepkemei is currently pursuing her PhD in Information Science.

Before joining Kameme FM, the journalist worked at Kenya Broadcasting Corporation - KBC, Inooro FM and Gukena FM. 

The deal is done, signed on the dotted line. I thank God for this opportunity.

Shaffie was fired by Homeboyz radio on March 27, 2021.

The actress announced her new role on her social media platforms.

The incident fell barely days after KBC reporter, Alvin Kaunda, battled with pickpockets live on air.

The ex-KTN star had earlier left the Kenyan media industry to work at United Kingdom.

"Cheers to 30 years at Twin Towers!" the veteran NMG sports journalist.

Journalists and other staff members at Citizen TV and other outlets will now enjoy investment opportunities at the organisation.

The station covers 90 per cent of content based on testimonials, motivation, heartfelt, and revolutionary programs.

Journalists expressed dissatisfaction with how the media station was run revealing that some of their careers had gone down the drain.

"I was still mastering and memorising maps, bearings, names of people and places," she shared.

The legendary journalist was reportedly denied a chance to get back his belongings from the office.

The veteran journalist announced the four-part series will be produced by senior reporters from Africa Uncensored.