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Jeff Koinange Makes Long-Awaited Comeback on Citizen TV After Long Absence

Last updated: December 11, 2025 9:35 am
David Osoro 9 months ago
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Veteran journalist Jeff Koinange has officially returned to Citizen TV, resuming his popular #JKLShow after a six-month break that left Kenyans speculating about his whereabouts.

Koinange’s sudden disappearance from the screen had triggered a storm of rumours online, with some claiming he had been fired, others alleging he had retired, and a wave of false reports even suggesting he had died.

Addressing the speculation head-on, Jeff reassured viewers that he has been in perfect health throughout his time off. His return has been met with excitement from fans who had been eagerly awaiting the comeback of one of Kenya’s most iconic broadcasters.

With #JKL back on air, viewers can expect the trademark hard-hitting interviews, energetic storytelling, and signature Jeff Koinange flair that made the show a household favourite.


 

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