Citizen TV anchor Yvonne Okwara is set to make a return to radio on Monday when she co-hosts Hot Drive with Patrick Igunza on Hot 96.
Okwara started her media career at the Royal Media Services (RMS)-owned station 13 years ago. She took to her Instagram page to announce the good news.
“In many ways, my career has come full circle. I started out at Hot96, 13 years ago. I was a rookie. New to radio and to media in general. I kept my head down, learned the ropes, put in the work. I learned. I grew. Now, see God! Delighted to be back to my first love. Join me and @patrickigunza Mon-Fri 3-7pm on #HotDrive @hot96fmkenya hot music, hot talk, Hot vibes. Let’s get you home after your long day! Starting this Monday, 15th Apr,” she wrote.
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Okwara will replace Annitah Raey, who will now host, Sizzle on Hot, a programme that airs Monday to Friday from 10 pm to 1 am.
“Well well you know am not one to censor anything… And now I get an amazing chance to talk it as it is. No sugar coating… It’s gonna be sizzling hot… See you on Monday ,” she wrote in a post on Instagram.
Okwara has also previously worked at Nation Media Group as a radio talk show producer and later joined NTV where she started the NTV This Morning Show. He later moved to KTN.
According to Okwara, the journalism bug struck her at a tender age. As an eight-year-old, she was a presenter for a Children’s Variety Show at KBC and also did a variety of voice overs.
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