Media

The two journalists were seen interacting with colleagues at TV47.

Saudi Arabia surpassed China to become Kenya's leading import market.

Nasenya staged a walkout after being questioned about her work at Talanta Hela.

The statement came after a sustained attack on the media house led by Trade CS Moses Kuria.

Kuria was criticised for making derogatory statements against Nation Media Group.

"The verbal attack using foul and crude language against NMG is shocking, primitive and inexcusable."

"We do not know the context of such unwarranted, uncalled and off-the-mark remarks."

Kuria claimed that advertising with the firm was no longer tenable.

The CEO urged the staff to put in place financial contingency measures to cushion themselves and their families.

For the second year running, the global body ranked Kenyans.co.ke among the most popular and trustworthy news publications.

The event which was charging Ksh8,000 for regular tickets, was characterised by a poor sound system and a malfunctioning screen.

The journalist was at the helm of his job during his tenure at the state broadcaster.

Mugambi was recorded humming Islamic tunes inside a flashy matatu fitted with graffiti.

Her fans were excited by the news of her return to the airwaves.

Sensing that he would be axed if he did not take action, the presenter approached his boss seeking clarity.

Some had to seek asylum outside the country while others sought mental treatment.

Kyallo also narrated how she often struggled to make ends meet with her salary forcing her to rely on her mother for assistance.

He joined the station as an intern in 2017 and worked his way up to anchor.

Mwambia fled the country after her investigative story, Guns Galore, saw her get death threats from rogue officers.

"Believe me, I am on the verge of being homeless because I don't know what to do next," she emotionally narrated.

“I met your father and many others," recalled Kahengeri.

“One victim of the shooting was a one-year-old,” noted Madowo.

The veteran journalist was eulogised as a great father and a passionate media practitioner.

He fumbled while answering questions posed by the journalist and the other guests leading to a heated debate.

Hussein pressured Uhuru to detail why workers would be compelled to part with 1.5 per cent of their salary to support his agenda.

Veteran journalist Terryanne Chebet worked as a make-up artist.

The journalists have worked for media houses both in Kenya and beyond.

Itumbi claimed that the publication painted a picture that he is desperate to hold the CAS office whereas without it, his life would collapse.

Before his foray into journalism, Omondi starred in Tahidi High, a show on Citizen TV.

Many launched their careers at little-known media houses before their talent sent them into the limelight and finally onto the big screens.