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Kenya: Five presenters leave Radio Citizen for rival Kiss FM.
(From BBC Monitoring International Reports)
Kenyan newspaper East African Standard on 7 May
Five presenters have walked out of Citizen FM [the formal name is Radio Citizen] after accepting offers to work at Kiss 100 FM's affiliate station. The presenters include ( ) [as published] who until then was one of the shining lights of the station.
It's true that five have left for Kiss FM," said a source at the station [Citizen] …
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