Popular Kenyan media personality Mwanaisha Chidzuga took on a new position at TV47, a channel owned by Cape Media.
Tuesday night, the well-known Swahili newscaster informed her followers of the wonderful news in a post on her Instagram page. She was clearly ecstatic about it.
Mwanaisha Chidzuga disclosed that she will be anchoring news bulletins on Fridays and Saturdays dubbed 'TV47 Wikendi'.
She expressed her gratitude to the channel for the warm welcome and also revealed that she and Ahmed Bahajj, who departed KTN earlier this month, will co-anchor the Swahili newscast.
"Back to my God given gift and purpose #NewsHosting and Presentation...Nachukua fursa hii kwanza kumshukuru Mungu kwa kunipa fursa hii tena ya kujiunga rasmi na @tv47ke...#TV47Wikendi na nyinyi wapenzi wangu...Shukran za dhati kwa team yote kwa makaribisho mazuri...
Langu moja kwa wapenzi watazamaji wangu karibuni ndani ya TV47 Wikendi kila Ijumaa na Jumamosi...nikiwa na mwenzangu @ahmedbahajjofficial...ngoma bila shaka iko huku kwetu #imechemka 😂😂💪💯⚡️karibuni and be blessed. Usikose" she wrote.
The disclosure means that Mwanaisha Chidzuga will finally make a comeback on the screens after being away for close to 4 years.
The celebrated Swahili news anchor last worked at the Mediamax Limited-owned station K24 TV, before calling it quits in October 2019.
Mwanaisha Chidzuga had worked at the station for 4 years, and she hosted the weekend segment dubbed 'K24 Wikendi'.
Taking to her Instagram account on Wednesday, October 30, she surprised her fans with the news of her leaving the station.
"Hi good people, I want to take this opportunity to thank you all for your support at K24 and K24 Wikendi, but again God has other bigger plans for me away from K24 TV" she wrote.
Mwanaisha Chidzuga went on to say that one of the reasons she left the station was to pursue her passion, but she vowed to return to television at some point in the future. According to sources, she left KTN TV, where she had previously worked for a period, and joined K24 TV in November 2015.
