Francis Sikuku
In a surprising turn of events, esteemed journalist Smriti Vidyarthi has announced her departure from Nation Media Group (NMG) after a remarkable 16-year tenure. Vidyarthi, who has been a prominent face on NTV, NMG’s television arm, has been instrumental in shaping the station’s news coverage and programming.
Throughout her illustrious career at NMG, Vidyarthi anchored several flagship programs, including NTV Wild Talk, NTV Weekend Edition, and NTV Tonight. Her dedication to wildlife conservation was evident through her work on NTV Wild Talk, where she highlighted pressing environmental issues and interviewed notable figures, such as former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta.
Reflecting on her journey, Vidyarthi expressed gratitude to her colleagues and viewers for their unwavering support. “It has been an incredible journey at NMG, and I am thankful for the opportunities and experiences that have shaped my career,” she stated.
Her departure marks the end of an era for NTV, where she formed a dynamic duo with co-anchor Mark Masai. Their on-screen chemistry and professionalism garnered them a loyal following among viewers.
As Vidyarthi embarks on a new chapter, the media industry keenly anticipates her next move. Her departure leaves a significant void at NMG, and her legacy will undoubtedly influence aspiring journalists for years to come.
While the specifics of her future endeavors remain under wraps, one thing is certain: Smriti Vidyarthi’s impact on Kenyan journalism is indelible, and her next steps will be closely watched by industry peers and audiences alike.
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