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Grace Msalame, Nzula Makosi set for TV comebacks

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Two of Kenya’s most glamorous media personalities will soon feature on a TV screen near you. Grace Msalame and Nzula Makosi have both announced plans to return to the media world though they did not reveal where they are destined to.

However, there have been rumours that Msalame is set to host a new show on NTV though with the fluid nature of Kenya’s media migration, anything is possible.

Taking to social media, the former Bamba TV manager at Radio Africa Group, however, confirmed she is ready for a comeback.

 

 

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Coming Soon to a TV Screen near you? #ThatPart #BackToWork #BTS #YearsLater #NewSeason #Switch

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Msalame, a graduate of Daystar University, started off at KTN where she hosted Straight Up show between  2005 and 2007.

After her studies, she returned to host Art Scene before Capital FM recruited her as a presenter.

At Radio Africa Group, she served in various roles including as Kiss TV host, producer, director and Bamba TV manager.

On the other hand, the popular Makosi, who hosted the Milele Drive show alongside comedian Cleophas Awinja, left the Mediamax Network-owned media house in March to the disbelief of many of her fans.

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“Tomorrow (March 9, 2018)’s show will be my last at Milele FM. I have decided to take up other challenges. Thank you for the love, support and encouragement. It’s not the end of the road for me on radio it’s the beginning of a new CHAPTER. Thank you and God bless,” she posted on her Facebook and Instagram pages.

 

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I am BACK people like I never left – but this time on TV. Stay here for details.

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She has asked her fans to keep following her social media posts for more details on where she is headed to.

There are, however, indications both have landed jobs at Switch TV, a Kenya Red Cross Society-owned station.

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