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High Profile Kenyan TV Anchor Leaves KTN For China’s CGTN Africa

by Eric Olander

KTN news presenter Grace Kuria announced on air over the weekend that she’ll be leaving the network. Although she didn’t say what she’s going to do next, Pulse Kenya reports she’ll soon join CGTN Africa at the Chinese channel’s regional headquarters in Nairobi.

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