Agnes Kalekye Nguna Assumes Leadership as Managing Director and CEO at KBC
Agnes Kalekye Nguna has assumed the role of Managing Director and CEO at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), as announced by Eliud Owalo, the Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications, and the Digital Economy.
 This significant appointment, effective immediately, signifies a new chapter for KBC under Nguna’s leadership.
Mulei Muia, the Director of Public Communications, confirmed the appointment, emphasizing its three-year tenure.
Before her new role, Nguna served as the Chief Operating Officer at The Star Publications and held the position of Chairperson at the Media Owners Association.
With her extensive experience and leadership acumen, Nguna steps into this pivotal role, succeeding Paul Macharia, who served as Acting MD since December 19 temporarily.
Macharia’s interim tenure followed the dismissal of his predecessor, Samuel Maina, who faced allegations regarding a financial commitment to British broadcaster Channel 2 Group amounting to $5 billion (Ksh.769.5 billion).
Nguna’s appointment marks a strategic transition aimed at fostering stability and innovation within KBC.
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Under Nguna’s stewardship, KBC is poised to navigate the dynamic landscape of media and broadcasting, leveraging her expertise in operations and industry engagement.Â
As she assumes her new responsibilities, Nguna is tasked with steering KBC towards its objectives of providing informative and engaging content to its diverse audience while ensuring operational efficiency and fiscal responsibility.
Nguna’s appointment reflects a commitment to leadership excellence and meritocracy within KBC and the broader media landscape in Kenya.Â
With her proven track record and dedication to the media industry, Nguna is well-positioned to lead KBC into a new era of growth and relevance in an increasingly digital and competitive media environment.
As Nguna takes the helm at KBC, her leadership will undoubtedly shape the future trajectory of one of Kenya’s most prominent broadcasting institutions, reaffirming its pivotal role in informing, entertaining, and educating the nation.
Agnes Kalekye Nguna Assumes Leadership as Managing Director and CEO at KBC
