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Perfectly Paired: The Chemistry Behind Kenya’s Top TV Duos

Kenya’s TV screens have been graced by some of the most charismatic and dynamic duos, blending professionalism with on-screen chemistry.

From long-time co-anchors to new pairings, these partnerships have become an integral part of Kenya’s media landscape.

Here’s a look at some of the most celebrated pairs captivating audiences across the nation.

Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo. Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo. Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo. Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo.
Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo. PHOTO/Lofty Matambo,

Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo

NTV’s Swahili news anchors Fridah Mwaka and Lofty Matambo have captured hearts with their seamless rapport and undeniable chemistry on air.

The duo has long shared a close working relationship, openly speaking about how their bond extends beyond the studio.

Additionally, their dedication to their craft is evident not only in their bulletins but also in the effort they put into nurturing their partnership.

Fridah and Lofty often took time out for “work dates” where they discussed issues and refined their synergy before going on air.

However, in November 2024, the two exchanged vows in a beautiful wedding ceremony attended by colleagues, friends, and family.

Now, as a married couple, they continue to prove that love and professionalism can go hand in hand.


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Citizen TV Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdallah

For years, Lulu Hassan and Rashid Abdallah have been one of Kenya’s most admired television duos.

As co-anchors of Citizen TV’s Swahili bulletins, they seamlessly deliver the day’s news while exuding warmth and charm.

Beyond the newsroom, the couple runs Jiffy Pictures, a renowned production company responsible for some of Kenya’s most beloved Swahili telenovelas, including Maria and Zari.

Their ability to balance work and marriage has made them role models to many. 

Olive Burrows and Jeff Koinange

In June 2024, seasoned journalist Olive Burrows joined Citizen TV’s Sunday Live team, co-anchoring alongside media legend Jeff Koinange.


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While their partnership is relatively new, their professionalism and unique styles have already won over viewers.

Olive’s calm and measured demeanour beautifully complements Jeff’s charismatic and commanding presence, creating a compelling dynamic that has revitalized weekend prime-time news.

Together, they are proof that chemistry and mutual respect are key to a successful partnership.


Also Read: NTV Replaces Olive Burrows After She Joined Citizen TV


Ashley Mazuri and Jesse Rodgers

Ashley Mazuri and Jesse Rodgers represent the new generation of Kenyan TV anchors who are making waves with their fresh and engaging personalities.

Stepping into the spotlight after former KTN anchor Betty Kyalo’s departure, the pair quickly earned their place as viewer favourites.

Ashley, a former Miss St. Paul’s University and communication graduate, joined the Standard Group in 2015 as a business reporter.

Over time, she transitioned seamlessly into prime-time anchoring, where her confidence has shone through.

On the other hand, Jesse Rodgers brought his experience as a senior anchor from KUTV, where he also studied film production and media studies.

Together, they have formed a vibrant and dynamic duo, appealing to younger audiences while maintaining journalistic integrity.

These duos remind us that television is as much about storytelling as it is about connection.

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KTN Anchors Ashley Mazuri and Jesse Rodgers. KTN Anchors Ashley Mazuri and Jesse Rodgers. KTN Anchors Ashley Mazuri and Jesse Rodgers.
KTN Anchors Ashley Mazuri and Jesse Rodgers. PHOTO/KTN

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Joy Kwama

Mercy Joy Kwama is a News Reporter at The Kenya Times who is dedicated to the art of storytelling and truth-telling and changing narratives. She has covered diverse topics including politics, social justice, environmental issues, climate change, and entertainment. Mercy is particularly driven to amplify the voices of African communities and challenge the prevailing status quo. She is a graduate of Riara University with a degree in Communications and Multimedia Journalism and is well-equipped to navigate the complex landscape of news reporting. In her spare time, Mercy likes to pick up new skills including crocheting, gardening, dance, reading, and music. She can be reached at joy.kwama@thekenyatimes.com

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