Media Stories

Known for brains behind the critically acclaimed Maria alongside her husband Rashid, the presenter has shown off her skills on and off the studio.

The report released by the Media Council of Kenya analised dangerous counties for journalists in Kenya during the Covid-19 pandemic period.

The journalist was conned while trying to purchase his first car and revealed that he had paid it in cash.

The music plays a huge role in entertaining listeners and so does the banter between presenters and the chemistry as well.

The renowned actor is requesting Kenyans to help him offset a Ksh2.5million medical bills at the Aga Khan hospital.

The position was announced by the station's Programmes Editor.

Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the comedian disclosed that the show would premiere on the channel soon.

Keeping up with the competition is a number of women who have gone on to establish and fund their own media stations.

K24's model was not only based on implementing a similar strategy to Citizen TV but to also reportedly outmuscle its competitor.

The gang worked with three cars which blocked the flying squad vehicle from the front, back and side. 

Hussein Mohammed is partnering with a former KTN news anchor in a new communications consultancy company.

The vocal comedian listed her success stories and detailed that despite hawking, she was also assisting her fellow embattled artists.

Former Auntie Boss actor Nyce Wanjeri opened up on the effects the Covid-19 pandemic has had on her.

The journalist held a phone conversation with the lawyer just hours before he collapsed and died at a funeral.

After successfully turning his life around, he was able to build a stellar career in Kenya's media industry. 

Citizen TV anchor Lulu Hassan spoke out against the reports accusing her and husband Rashid Abdalla of bias and favoritism.

"This has never happened to me before and we are yet to settle on a resolution after my legal team got in contact with them,"

The media stars including Health CS Mutahi Kagwe's son Kahush and Azziad Nasenya struck gold during this period of despair.

The former chief justice outlined what he did not like about the JKLive show host. 

Despite graduating in the Law sector, the media stars including Kamene Goro and Mukami Wambora proceeded to forge their careers in the TV business.