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Beauty Behind the Voice: Meet ‘Radio Queen’ Christine Ojiambo of Radio Citizen


Most radio listeners in Kenya are undoubtedly fans of ‘Radio Queen’ Christine Ojiambo, who presents news with passion and authority. 
The veteran radio news anchor has served at Royal Media Services Radio Citizen FM for at least two decades, establishing herself as a stalwart in the media industry.

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Veteran Radio Citizen News Anchor Christine Ojiambo: PHOTO| COURTESY

The female media personality’s beautiful and authoritative voice has made her attract many listeners at Radio Citizen FM throughout the years, making her stand out as one of the radio queens in the country. 

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This has not only earned her respect but also admiration among listeners from different generations.

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Christine Ojiambo: PHOTO COURTESY| Facebook

In this segment, Times Digital Kenya will be discussing some of the little details of Christine Ojiambo and her journey in the media industry.


Christine Ojiambo, the news anchor


Her journey at the Royal Media radio station began two decades ago, when she was very young and ambitious. 
The seemingly hardworking Christine Ojiambo was then given the responsibility to broadcast Swahili news, where she competed with other media heavyweights, including Lincon Njogu and Josphat Odipo, among others.

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The beautiful swahili news anchor: PHOTO| COURTESY


Christine was pushed to her limits thanks to the stiff competition from the male news anchors at Radio Citizen.
Those who closely follow Radio Citizen’s briefs are aware that the anchor sometimes broadcasts news under the Jarida la Citizen or Dira ya Citizen segments.

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Christine at Royal Media Services studios: PHOTO| COURTESY

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In addition to broadcasting news, Christine Ojiambo is an analyst, and she discusses a wide range of issues, from politics and economics to social issues and human interest stories.

Education 

On matters of education, the seasoned journalist in Kenya is a graduate of the University of Nairobi with a BA in Political Science and Communication and an MA in Communication Studies.
However, less information is known about her private life, and she is not very active on social media. She only posts random photos (of daily activities in Kenya) on her Facebook page.

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The news anchor on duty at Radio Citizen FM: PHOTO| COURTESY


All in all, Christine Ojiambo’s distinctive and authoritative voice has made her a trusted source for Swahili news in the country.

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Christine ojiambo having fun: PHOTO| COURTESY

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Alexandre Kimanzi

A professional & passionate writer with over four years of experience in the industry. My career has been shaped by my work with opera news and scooper platforms, where I’ve honed my skills in crafting engaging, insightful, and timely content. My writing journey is driven by a deep interest in storytelling, as well as a commitment to keeping audiences informed and engaged with fresh perspectives.In addition to my writing experience, I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree at the University of Nairobi, which has provided me with valuable insights into business, economics, and communication. This academic background complements my professional work, enabling me to approach writing with a strategic mindset and an understanding of diverse audiences.

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