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Agnes Kaleyke Nguna has assumed office as the Managing Director at Kenya Broadcasting Corporation. During the handover ceremony, the new MD pledged to work with the staff and management to improve the service delivery as well as steer the broadcasting giant to great heights. Ms Kalekye succeeds Paul Macharia who has been the KBC acting managing director. She also becomes the first woman at the helm of the broadcasting house. The immediate former Chief Operations Officer at the Star Publications becomes the 13th Managing Director at Broadcasting House which boasts 2 television stations, 4 public service radio stations
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