Citizen TV’s Lilian Muli gave a warm welcome to a former KTN colleague, showing just how much movement there is in Kenyan media. Muli posted a photo, noting it was a career move, a normal thing for journalists.
The move from KTN to Citizen TV is a classic story. KTN is known as a place where reporters get solid training because the newsroom pushes them hard and good storytelling is important.
Journalists who leave KTN usually take valuable skills with them. Citizen TV offers a bigger audience and platform, letting them build on what they learned.
Muli didn’t focus on competition between the stations. Instead, she showed respect and a shared goal. She appreciated where the person started and is excited about what’s next.
It shows career moves in journalism are about finding better chances to grow and tell important stories to more people.
The photo showed a relaxed, friendly moment. It showed off teamwork instead of rivalry, proving there’s a community feel behind the scenes in newsrooms.
These moments don’t get reported often, but they say a lot about the relationships people build in journalism.
In today’s fast media world, these types of moves are common in other fields. They prove what you learn in one job is useful somewhere else.
Muli’s welcome was more than just hello. It showed how growth is part of the job and that each step helps you become a better journalist.
By Newshub