Renowned journalist Ken Mijungu has parted ways with TV47, a mere few weeks after his much-publicized hiring. The separation, effective February 22, 2025, came after Mijungu requested additional time to assess his role at the station. In response, TV47’s management decided to revoke the service agreement dated January 31, 2025. Despite the abrupt end to this engagement, the station expressed openness to future collaborations with Mijungu.
Prior to joining TV47, Mijungu had a distinguished career at KTN, where he served as a prime-time news anchor and current affairs host for four years. His departure from KTN was reportedly due to contract-related reasons.
Mijungu’s extensive media experience includes roles at CCTV Africa, Mediamax Network Ltd, and Nation Media Group (NTV), where he held positions ranging from news desk reporter to senior reporter and talk show host. In addition to his journalism career, he is a trained lawyer and entrepreneur, managing a car hire business alongside his media endeavors.
As of now, Mijungu has not publicly disclosed his next professional move following his brief tenure at TV47.
