“My supporters you’re worthy as gold, let us continue to value each other even outside of the newsroom and we will meet again pretty soon,” he said.
He had worked at KTN for the past seven and a half years and hosted the Kimasomaso talk show in addition to anchoring prime-time TV news bulletins.
Matambo also hosted the Shangwe na Matambo, a Sunday morning show on Radio Maisha.
He looked back at the highlights of his stint at the station and thanked the media house for the opportunity, even as he failed to reveal his next career move.
“For the zeal to have an upright society, I brought you Kimasomaso to condemn the evil in the society and uphold the good. They reached out to me and I answered the call, the call to say goodbye and pursue other things outside The Standard Media Group. Thanks to Standard Group PLC for this chance. Thanks to journalists, fellow anchors and editors. Thank you for being patient with me. Let us interact out there and God willing, we shall meet ag
Mijungu said the death of his sister, whom he fondly referred to as ‘Jaber’ has hit him harder than the passing of his father.
“This one hit me harder than my dad’s death! I called her Jaber inside, she is no more. When your baby sisters leave so sudden, where do they go?” he posed.