The standard group which owns KTN, The Standard Newspaper
and Radio Maisha among others is arguably among the top media houses in Kenya
and east Africa at large.
Recently, it laid off over 90 leading journalists. Here are
some of the talented print and broadcast journalists who were axed.
1. Mwanaisha Chidzuga
2. Pauline Kiraithe
3. Geoffrey Mosoku
4. Nyambega Gisesa
5. Carol Rwenji
6. Joel Odidi
7. Joe Kiarie
8. Kiundu Waweru
9. Peter Orengo
10. Gammz cartoonist
11. Dann Okoth
12. Chris Musumba
13. Tabitha Otwori
14. Andrew Kilonzi
15. Nancy Akinyi
16. Joshua Kemboi
Retirement
1. Julius Maina -ME, Special projects
2. Peter Okong’o (deputy ME, daily- contract not renewed)
3. Dorcas Muga (deputy ME, weekend)
4. Juma Kwayera –writer, Saturday
5. Oscar Obonyo – writer, Sunday
6. Stephen Makabila -writer, Sunday
7. Kwamboka Oyaro –features editor
8. Joshua Kemboi- KTN sports editor
9. George Mulala – Standard photo editor
10. Peter Choge -sub-editor, Saturday Standard
11. Grace Tunya
12. Sarah kinya – TV producer
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