Cape Media Appoints New Bosses

Cape Media has actually selected June Akinyi Ndinya as acting Chief Executive Officer and Keneth Kadzomba Kazungu as acting Editor-in-Chief following the departure of the executives who formerly held the positions.

The modifications were revealed on Saturday, October 10, as the moms and dad business of TELEVISION 47 Radio 47 and Cape Studios prepares to hire irreversible workplace holders for both functions.

Ndinya, who formerly worked as Creative Director, is taking control of the business’s general management with instant result.

She prospers Mwenda Njoka, who had actually led the business given that June 2024, and will manage everyday operations while dealing with management and personnel to preserve organization connection.

A collage of June Akinyi Ndinya and Keneth Kadzomba Kazungu, selected acting CEO and acting Editor-in-Chief of Cape Media, the moms and dad business of television 47, Radio 47 and Cape Studios.

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The board mentioned her management capabilities, understanding of the media market, and familiarity with the business’s tactical instructions in discussing the visit.

Ndinya brings more than 24 years of experience in Kenya’s media and movie market, having actually dealt with productions consisting of MTV Shuga Mashariki, Selina, Flash Squad, Mali and Machachari.

Her portfolio likewise consists of Prefects, which was chosen for the International Emmy Awards in 2025, together with award-recognised and chosen productions such as NGen.

In addition, Kazungu has actually been called acting Editor-in-Chief after the exit of Simon Macharia Gachuru.

He formerly acted as Managing Editor and Deputy Editorial Director, with 16 years of experience covering reporting, anchoring, modifying and newsroom management.

His duties will consist of monitoring editorial operations and making sure the business keeps requirements of precision, fairness, balance and responsibility in its journalism.

The board revealed self-confidence in his capability to preserve editorial stability and safeguard the trustworthiness of Cape Media’s brand names throughout the shift.

In a memo signed by board agent Farida Karoney, the business thanked Njoka and Gachuru for their contributions and validated that recruitment for substantive replacements would continue as the brand-new acting executives presume their responsibilities.

A collage of Mwenda Njoka (left) and Simon Macharia Gachuru, the outbound CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Cape Media, the moms and dad business of television 47, Radio 47 and Cape Studios.

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