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Anchor Ahmed Bhalo breaks silence after exit from K24

0n Wednesday Mediamax fired over 100 employees
Mwanaisha Chidzuga and Ahmed Bhalo. Anchor Ahmed Bhalo breaks silence after exit from K24
Mwanaisha Chidzuga and Ahmed Bhalo. Anchor Ahmed Bhalo breaks silence after exit from K24

Former K24 Swahili news anchor Ahmed Bhalo has penned down a farewell message to K24 viewers, hours after the station retrenched a good number of its employees, in the quest to cut down costs.

Bhalo, who used to host K24 Wikendi alongside Mwanaisha Chidzuga, pointed out that everything comes to an end adding that he respected the changes being done at the station.

 “Hakuna kilichokua na mwanzo kikakosa mwisho. Tarehe 30/10/2019 ilikua siku yangu ya mwisho ya safari yangu kama mwanahabari wa @k24tv kufuatia mabadiliko yanayopania 'kuboresha' kampuni hiyo. Shukran kwenu nyote muliofanikisha safari yangu ya miaka 4 katika kituo hicho. Allah akipenda tutaonana kwingine. Daima alipangalo Mungu hakuna wa kulipangua. #Anchor001 @houseofbhalo,” said Ahmed Bhalo.

Personal Business

On the other hand, Mwanaisha Chidzuga who was also shown the door at the Mediamax owned station, disclosed that she is going to fully concentrate on her events and Catering company.

“Hi Good people I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support @k24tv #K24Wikendi but again God has other bigger plans for me away from K24tv. Its been a great experience for me working with a great team of journalists and the shows I have hosted have been memorable.But now I have to focus on my passion #Eventsandcatering #AryannasSwahiliCuisine but very soon will meet again #ScreenNextToYou .Thank you and be blessed.Inshallah,” shared Mwanaisha.

Sacked

On Wednesday, Pulselive.co.ke, obtained list of seniors editors and prominent journalists who had been sacked by the Kijabe street based media house.

Fred Njiri - Managing Editor K24 

Tony Timase - Head of Business k24

Torome Tirike - Head of sports 

Franklin Wambugu - Managing Editor, Swahili

Frankilin Macharia - Senior Reporter 

Anders Ihaji - political reporter

Ali Mtenzi- deputy Managing Editor

Mwanaisha Chidzuga - Swahili anchor

Juma Bhalo - Swahili Anchor

Boniface Mutakha – Managing Editor, English

Emoo FM

1. Erick Rono of News

2. Sir-Eliud Eliud (Kiprotich Eliud) of News

3. Abraham Kiplimo of Business News

4. Kiplagat Kwambai (Ng’ombe Hamsini ) 

5. Benwaa Cheruiyot of Sports 6.

6. Edwin Arap Tanui

7. Julius Kibet

Kameme FM

Moses Kanyira – reporter and continuity announcer

Mediamax issued a redundancy notice on 30th September 2019 and the notice was to end this week on Wednesday.

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