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The show's premiere featured renowned Kenyan Hollywood actor Paul Ogola who featured in Netflix Film Sense Eight.

The Sunday Nation pullout, which was authored by veteran journalists, hit the newsstands at the beginning of September with bragado

"Some sources I called friends refused to pick up my calls. I had little influence with my small channel then."

The station also suspended all programme production as it regroups.

The former KTN journalist confirmed his appointment while speaking to Kenyans.co.ke.

The presenter has also hosted the show for 10 years on KBC Channel.

The news anchor left the station without any fanfare- as witnessed in most exits from journalists across Media Houses.

"Please note that the sessions will be physical at Green Park and virtual for the Bureaus. Attendance is mandatory."

The story of Radio Maisha sports presenter Stephen Mukangai is one such tale.

She started the initiative to celebrate Kenyans who were making a mark in different sectors of the country.

The journalist had gone to celebrate her son's birthday with friends and family.

Owalo expressed confidence that under his reign, KBC will recruit top talent and award them competitive salaries and allowances.

Moses Jackson's story went viral after he broke out in the Citizen TV feature.

Arocho's twin brother, Billy Arocho, is a longtime friend to former President Uhuru Kenyatta. He also served as his bouncer throughout his ten-year tenure.

"With the able leadership of H.E. Dr. SKM, the Party is destined for Greatness and unprecedented growth," the news anchor stated. 

Mshindi served at UNICEF as communications manager and editor.

During the event, Citizen TV's Lulu Hassan also bagged the Zikomo Africa Award.

His friends described him as a competent communication expert who gets the job done.

The journalist stated she was surprised at how fast 11 years flew by.

The journalist was tasked with the maintenance of records subject to verification during stock-taking periods.

The News anchor was a common fixture on the Mombasa Road-based TV station.

The presenter noted that those close to him would share information about his whereabouts with unknown people.

The suave news anchors owns part of the uber posh restaurant at the heart of Kileleshwa.

Ombija accused some residents of using the situation to blackmail bar and restaurant owners.

The journalist recounted his time with the late Chris Kirubi, who inspired his career.

"I made a grave error in judgement in not telling anyone. People like me do not usually come back."