Kenya Talks

All,
Jeff Koinange's biased interview is starting to make sense now...

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Comp ... index.html
Kenya’s competitive media scene is set for yet another grand shift with the exit of Regional Reach -- the media and marketing company that owns K24 TV and vernacular radio station Kameme FM.

Beginning October 9, the company that entered the media scene under the leadership of journalist turned marketer Rose Kimotho will hand over its assets to TV Africa Holdings, a media firm linked to the Kenyatta family.

The switch puts TV Africa Holdings, which launched its operations in Kenya with the acquisition of STV from veteran journalist Hillary Ngw’eno, in a much stronger position to fight the bruising battle for control of the vernacular radio market as well as an additional platform in the TV market.

People familiar with the matter said the two media platforms will continue to operate from Nairobi’s Longonot Place, a stone’s-throw away from Kenya Broadcasting Corporation that entered into a business deal with Regional Reach to facilitate the launch of K24.
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Respectfully,

and there you have it

He who pays the piper calls the tune.
Prov. If you are paying for someone's services, you can dictate exactly what you want that person to do.

e.g When ouru told Jeff that he wanted his PEV image sanitized, Jeff cringed to think that anyone could go to such extreme. Still, he who pays the piper calls the tune, and Ouru got what he wanted.