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Fredrick Muoki

Fredrick Muoki

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Journalist, Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC)

Nairobi

Biography

Kenyan born journalist Video editor Sports blogger Media consultant Writer Voice over talent Events manager Content maker Owner and founder of Freakchap Media Empire

Final Covers

Business, Sports, Politics, Human Interests, Human Interests

Doesn’t Cover

Non-local news.

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 223

  • Egypt's Elaraby Group opens Nairobi office in expansion bid

    By Fredrick Muoki| Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Verified Egypt’s leading electronics and home appliance manufacturer, Elaraby Group, has officially opened a new branch in Nairobi as part of its strategy to tap into the East African market. The Nairobi office marks the company’s first physical presence in Kenya and is expected to serve as a regional hub for distribution, sales, and after-sales services. The move comes amid growing trade ties between Kenya and Egypt, as well as rising demand for high-quality electronics in the region.

    By Fredrick Muoki · Kenya Broadcasting Corporation

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Absa Bank full year net profit grows to Ksh 20B

    By Fredrick Muoki| Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Verified Absa Bank Kenya has announced Ksh 20.9 billion in 2024 full year net profit that was powered by Ksh 10 billion in total interest income to Ksh 64.7 billion. The lender has proposed a dividend payout of one shilling and 75pc per share as Fredrick Muoki narrates. Absa Bank Kenya paid out Ksh 1.55 per share in dividends to shareholders last year. This year shareholders are set to pocket more after the lender proposed to pay out Ksh 1.75 per share in May 2025.

    By Fredrick Muoki · Kenya Broadcasting Corporation

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • KALRO backs rare fruits farming to unblock value chain

    By Fredrick Muoki| Kenya Broadcasting Corporation Verified Agri-preneurs have been urged to venture intocommercial farming of lesser known fruits to boost the value chain. The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) says these fruits could be the key in unlocking more profitable value chains in the horticulture space. Kenya’s weather is ideal for the cultivation of a variety of fruits whose value chains are yet to be fully exploited in both local and international markets.

    By Fredrick Muoki · Kenya Broadcasting Corporation

    Mar. 07, 2025

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Company Info

Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC)

Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) is a state-run media organization in Kenya, established in 1928 as the East African Broadcasting Corporation. It is the first radio station in the country and has evolved over the years, becoming the Voice of Kenya in 1964 and reverting to its current name in 1989. KBC offers a variety of broadcasting services, including multiple radio stations that provide programming in English, Swahili, and local languages. Notable stations include Metro FM and Pwani FM. The corporation also provides terrestrial television broadcasting, featuring news, educational content, and entertainment. Additionally, KBC has expanded into digital services, offering online content and streaming through various platforms. Headquartered in Nairobi, KBC aims to be Kenya’s most reliable broadcaster, focusing on delivering informative, educative, and entertaining content. The organization values quality, innovation, professionalism, and social responsibility, ensuring its services are accessible to a broad audience across the country.

Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya

'+254 20 318823

Founded: 1928