Most beautiful Female Journalists In Kenya; A journalist is someone who obtains, compiles information—text, audio, or image and turns it into a form that the public finds interesting, and then distributes it. Journalism is the primary act or process carried out by a journalist.
The days of boring, unattractive journalists are by-gones. These days, there are a tonne of attractive female journalists that grace the screens of prestigious news networks like K24 TV, NTV, and Citizen TV. The audience has been in complete amazement of their flawless style and excellent anchoring.
Most Beautiful Female Journalists In Kenya
Anne Nduta Kiguta
Anne Nduta Kiguta has made a substantial impact on Kenya’s media landscape.
Being one of the nation’s top female political and economic news anchors, she has made a name for herself with her style and knowledge.
Amina Abdi Rabar
Before working in NTV on a show called The Trend that airs every Friday night,Amina Abdi Rabar used to host Alfajiri show on K24.
Yvonne Okwara
Yvonne Okwara is regarded as one of the most reputable media figures. Not only is she skilled at her work, but during her lengthy career, she has also avoided controversy. She believes in keeping her life private, so you won’t often hear her name when she isn’t on TV. That being said, she has provided some highlights of her life on multiple times, so she is not entirely mysterious.
Caren Kibet
The self-proclaimed “Marakwet express” had a deep love for journalism since she was a young child. She started the school’s journalism club while she was a Sing’ore Girl. The school anthem’s composition was the club’s greatest accomplishment.
Kibett’s star was still shining brightly, and she seized a chance that would change her life when she was hired by Mediamax’s K24 right out of college.
Victoria Rubadiri
Victoria Rubadiri is well-known throughout East Africa. Rubadiri supports women’s emancipation and opportunities for redemption. Her experience was once shared live to encourage adolescent mothers.
While her father is from Malawi, Victoria Rubadiri’s mother is a Kalenjin-Masaai. She was raised in Kenya for a portion of her youth and attended US schools.
