Media Stories

Many were left guessing who the man was, with many commenting that he looked like Gatundu MP Moses Kuria. 

World África Boxing Association has appointed Mr.John Nene as its director of Public Relations and Communication.

A Radio Citizen journalist was rushed to hospital after he was attacked by a neighbour following a land dispute.

"He was everything we hoped for, and more, much more. Perfect in every way."

Capital FM has unveiled its new crop of talent following a move to revamp the station, with the launch of a new strategic direction. 

The couple was dressed in stunning wedding outfits with a host of celebrity guests in attendance.

"I just want a job, even if I will be getting Ksh200 a day. I won't mind."

"If you do not work for yourself and you only blame Ben Githae, you will only die a poor person."

Gospel musician Linet Munyali known to many as Size 8 has landed a job in radio.

All this while other occupants in the vehicle filmed the incident.

For perspective, if a politician, an entrepreneur or a couple were to rent it to attend an event that lasts four hours, they would part with Ksh744,260.

Media personality Janet Mbugua is set to make a comeback on TV.

Terence Creative and his wife Milly Chebby have landed new jobs at KTN where they will jointly host a new show. 

As of February 10, the two had spent six days in the hotel unable to leave and had more days.

The on-air talents were sourced from the radio industry in the US, UK and Australia and have never been on air in Kenya. 

NRG Radio set up includes three state-of-the-art studios, a production room and a central technical area (CTA).

Lulu Hassan laid down the shows strategies and what the Maria series' fans should expect.

According to an official apology seen by Kenyans.co.ke, NMG regretted the error made, citing inaccurate documents misled journalists to make wrong assumptions. 

Being the lead actress on the number one show in the country comes with a loaded cheque.

The presenters indicated that the impersonators were making away with Kenyans hard-earned money.