Mt. Kenya University students are set for London after emerging winners of Top story Season 2 on KTN.

The Three student who emerged at the top of the competition will visit the BBC studios and Sky Sports in London for a one week full paid trip that comes with mentorship and coaching.

The competition was under judges John Allan Namu, Chaacha Mwita and former Citizen TV anchor Janet Mbugua.

"Congratulations once again to  on walking away with the top prize for ’s . A trip to London and the opportunity to be coached by some of the worlds leading journalists. A huge congratulations to  for putting this show together with .” Shared Janet MbuguaALSO READ: Former Citizen TV Journalist to open own TV station

The Top Story challenge is an investigative journalism competition that brings together the best journalism students from Kenya’s leading universities.

These students are then trained and put through different tasks and real outdoor challenges and are expected to do actual stories which then forms the basis for the competition.

The competition saw 15 universities participate in with only 4 universities being able to proceed to the finals.

The winners of the competition will received a fully paid for, one week trip to London and while there a visit to BBC and Sky Sports.

The aim of the competition is to nurture the next crop of investigative journalists in Kenya. Having been at BBC as the head of African News and current affairs, the AfricaonAir managing director Joseph Warungu came up with the Top Story challenge as a way of giving back to the career that made him who he is today.

The program showcases the different skills attained by the participants throughout the training as well as the different stories they covered as part of the challenge.