Media

Godfrey Mwampembwa, famously known as Gado, has become the greatest cartoonist in the country for his gritty humorous caricatures.

Kenyans.co.ke takes a look at five journalists who created media empires after either quitting or getting fired. 

Churchill Show Comedian MC Jessy has officially joined the Parliamentary race after receiving a crucial endorsement.

The journalist, who was diligently carrying out his work, was attacked by the angry Kenyans.

An NTV anchor who recently called it quits at the station has landed a job at BBC.

A verbal confrontation ensued between Ombija and Ambogo after the anchor stepped in to calm the agitated youthful politician.

"This also happens to be my last show here on NTV, yes, you heard me right and I must say it feels like yesterday when I went on air and I have been here for the last 3 years."

The family, popularly known in their neighbourhood as Kandundu Kids, consists of five young children who fend for themselves in order to make ends meet. 

A number of journalists remark that cost is not one of their biggest concerns when it comes to looking their best on TV.

The presenter announced that the TV station, opened and registered in June 2021, is one of his greatest milestones. 

The changes come after resignations from some of its high-ranking staff members.

"We would get into altercations and one day she decided to pack her bags and leave. She wasn't there for me and my child. So this made me fall into depression."

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Africa has announced a replacement for Larry Madowo months after his exit. 

The Former KBC reporter revealed an error that he made earned him a full-time spot reading condolence messages and obituaries.

"Yes, a few months after that, I was also conned Ksh1.5 million by a family member. You wonder the guts they had to con a member of their family," he stated.

His colleague’s at Classic 105 wished him a quick recovery as he headed into the theatre. 

"Miguna is not Ken, because he is not a coward. Miguna is not you. I don't find excuses for despotism, the way you do," he stated.

The former Citizen TV journalist said that he started looking for a job in media but he was not successful for four years.

The journalists left behind their fledgling careers to join President Uhuru Kenyatta's team.

Kageni stated that he placed his safe bet on state appointments rather than politics. 

Citizen TV is known for producing award-winning journalists who have placed Kenya on the global map.

A top Kenyan journalist working as Aljazeera’s East and Central Africa-based correspondent narrated her scary ordeal along the Kenya-Somalia border.

A Kenyan landed a job at an international media company CNN for just stepping forward and narrating what occurred in a bombing incident.

As an intern at Royal Media Services, King'ori was attached to the Swahili desk and editorially managed by Swaleh Mdoe.

"We built the station because of his (Raila’s) father," SK Macharia disclosed.

The show runs from 6 am to 10 am weekly and has been synonymous with G-Money alongside notable deejays in the industry such as DJ Mr Fabz and Dj Redbone.

An industry veteran, a former Tahidi High star and a Psychology graduate from Harvard University all weighed in.

Mauritius Oduor, a veteran cameraman working with Citizen TV, narrated his first-hand experience on what KDF officers go through.

"I see celebrities showing off their V8s, Range Rovers and BMWs but I know how they struggle to maintain that lifestyle," he stated.

The current affairs journalist, narrated to Saints Unfiltered how his support for the Arsenal team cost him a job offer when he was job hunting.