Hassan Mugambi is a Kenyan journalist, Swahili news anchor and a proficient crime reporter at Citizen TV; Kenya’s most watched television channel. He is known for reporting comprehensively on various crime incidents especially around Nairobi city.
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His well crafted stories and an appealing voice makes his fans glued to their screens when he is reporting. He has a good command of English and smooth articulation of words in his news articles.
Hassan Mugambi Age and Place of Birth
The 33 year old crime reporter was born and raised in Kibera slums of Nairobi. He celebrates his birthday on 26th July every year with 1988 as his year of birth.
Hassan Mugambi Tribe
Mugambi is a Kenyan by nationality and hails from the Ameru community who inhabits the Mount Kenya East region.
Hassan Mugambi Educational Background
Hassan Mugambi schooled at Meru Boarding Primary School where he sat for his Primary School examination. He later joined Kanyakine High School, also located in Meru, for his secondary education.
Mugambi then joined the East African School of Journalism for basic training in journalism and the University of Nairobi for further studies in journalism and mass communication.
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Hassan Mugambi Career
Upon leaving college, he joined Pamoja FM, a local radio station in Kibra. When CGTN, an international media organization started poaching journalists from major media houses in the country, he learnt of the vacancies and decided to try his luck. He submitted an application at K24 TV and was among those lucky to be shortlisted.
At the time of the interview, he was too broke that he had to borrow a suit from a friend to attend the interview. After staying on probation for three months, he was finally hired as a news reporter, producer and anchor at K24 TV.
He used the opportunity to sharpen his skills in swahili reporting and anchoring, which raised his status to a top journalist in the country.
In 2017, he called it quits at K24 and joined Citizen TV where he still works to date. At Citizen, he works as a crime reporter and swahili news anchor. He has claimed his position among the best reporters of crime in the country.