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NTV news anchor Olive Burrows has announced her departure from the Nation Media Group after a year-long tenure at the Kimathi Street-based TV station.
In her final broadcast on Wednesday night, Burrows emphasized that her departure is not a farewell, but rather a “see you later.”
“This isn’t a goodbye, it’s more of a ‘see you later.’ You all have been trying to make me cry today. I’ll wait for the rain to start (laughs), then I’ll blame it on the sound,” she joked, referring to her colleagues’ farewell messages.
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Insiders familiar with her future plans suggest that she will be joining Citizen TV, filling the vacancy left by Victoria Rubadiri, who departed to join CNN.
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Reflecting on her time at NTV over the past six years, Burrows expressed gratitude, stating that the station took a chance on her, leading to personal and professional growth, along with cherished friendships.
“I have immense love for you all. It has been an honor working here at the Nation Media Group for the past six years. They took a leap of faith in me, and it has not only advanced my career but also fostered invaluable friendships. We’ll continue to support each other as we embark on the next chapters of our careers,” Burrows shared.
Prior to her role at NTV, Burrows served as a news anchor at Capital FM.
Rubadiri had been co-anchoring weekend news broadcasts alongside veteran Jeff Koinange.
