Kalekye Mumo | |
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Nationality | Kenyan |
Occupation(s) | Singer and media executive |
Kalekye Mumo is a Kenyan media personality [1] and singer.
Mumo was born in 1976. She worked for the Turkish embassy and later at HomeBoyz. She then moved to sound production as a sound engineer for Madeva TV. She was hired by 98.4 Capital FM as a breakfast host and later she was hired by Kiss FM as a news editor and reader. In 2016, she left kiss FM and was hired as a presenter for K24 TV for two years. [2] She left the media after being in it for 13 years [3] so that she could focus on her PR company. Her PR firm was launched at the Villa Rosa Kempinski in 2016. [4]
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