Hussein Mohammed Bio, Wiki, Age, Wife, Citizen TV News, State House Spokesman, and Net Worth.

Hussein Mohammed Biography

Hussein Mohammed is a competent, and knowledgeable former Kenyan journalist and former senior TV anchor at Citizen TV of Royal Media Services. He has been named the new State House Spokesman by President William Ruto, normalizing a role he had played right from the time of his campaigns.

Previously, he hosted News Night on Tuesday nights together with Janet Mbugua Ndichu and hosted  “The Big Question” news bulletin on Monday’s 9 PM Citizen TV news.

He gained wide recognition while working as an anchor at Citizen TV, a Kenyan free-to-air television channel held by Royal Media Services. He influenced many viewers with his excellent delivery and shortly became one of the most popular faces on TV, as well as one of the highly respected figures on Citizen TV.

Among numerous people, he is among the best journalists in Kenya and is rated among the few persons to have thoroughly mastered the art of interviewing guests. Ultimately, Hussein shocked many people when he abruptly announced that he was leaving the station after about a decade, leaving fans guessing about what his next move would be.

10 Quick Facts About Hussein Mohammed

1. Name: Hussein Mohammed
2. Age: Not Known
3. Birthday: Not Known
4. Zodiac Sign: Not Known
5. Height: Average
6. Nationality: Kenyan
7. Occupation: Journalist, TV anchor
8. Marital Status: Married
9. Salary: Ksh. 800,000
10. Net worth: $1.5 million

Hussein Mohammed Age

Mohammed’s age, date of birth, and birthday are publicly not available. We will update this section once this information is available.

Hussein Mohammed Height

Mohammed stands at an average height. He appears to be quite tall in stature if his photos, relative to his surroundings, are anything to go by. However, details regarding his actual height and other body measurements are currently not publicly available. We will update this section when the information is available.

Hussein Mohammed Education

Hussein studied at Kanyakine High School in Meru County. He started to boost his passion to become a journalist directly when he was in high school. At Kanyakine High School, he became a member of the Journalism Club and actually advanced to become the chairman of the club in his senior year. He afterward joined Zetech College in 2011 to pursue his passion for Journalism and partly Photography.

He also joined journalism clubs at the university and experienced energetically in them. His main purpose was to encourage and develop the art of Swahili journalism. Additionally, Hussein also has a Master’s degree where he graduated with a Master’s in Diplomacy and International Studies from the University of Nairobi in 2019.

Tertiary / University

• Date: 2019
• Institution Education: University of Nairobi
• Qualification: Master’s in Diplomacy and International Studies

• Date: 2011 –
• Education Institution: Zetech College
• Qualification: Journalism and partly Photography

Secondary Education

• Date: Not Known
• Education Institution: Kanyakine High School in Meru County
• Qualification: KCSE

Primary Education

• Date: Not Known
• Education Institution: Not Known
• Qualification: Not Known

Hussein Mohammed Parents

Mohammed was born and brought up by his parents in Kenya. However, our efforts to find out more about his family came to no avail as no such information is publicly available. Thus, the identity of Kate’s parents is still unclear. It is also not known if he has any siblings. We will update this section once this information is available.

Hussein Mohammed Wife

Hussein walked down the aisle with her fianceé Malyuni in December 2014. The two got married in a traditional Islamic ceremony called Nikkah at South C at the Masjid Nur.

While on TV, Hussein Mohamed was exclusively another of the top cream prime time TV anchors – Away from the screens, Mohamed is a married man and has managed to keep his social life off the radar Every other day, Citizen TV’s Hussein Mohamed is your frequent prime time TV, the news anchor. Hussein Mohamed and his wife Malyun Mohamed

Away from all the glow of the camera and plush TV studios, Mohammed is a family man. He got married in 2014 to his lover Malyun at a traditional Islamic ceremony held inside Masjid Nur in South C. His wedding was attended by his colleagues at Royal Media Services; Willis Raburu, Janet Mbugua, and Esther Kahumbi among others.

Hussein Mohamed Salary

Mohamed presently receives an estimated monthly salary of up to Ksh. 800,000 as the new State House Spokesman.

Hussein Mohamed Net Worth

Mohamed has an estimated net worth of $1.5 million dollars as of 2022. This includes his assets, money, and income. His primary source of income is his career as a Journalist and TV Anchor. Through his various sources of income, he has accumulated good fortune but prefers to lead a modest lifestyle.

Hussein Mohamed Measurements and Facts

Here are some interesting facts and body measurements you should know about Hussein Mohamed.

Hussein Mohamed Wiki

• Full Names: Hussein Mohamed
• Popular As: State House Spokesman
• Gender: Male
• Occupation / Profession: State House Spokesman
• Nationality: American
• Race / Ethnicity: African
• Religion: Muslim
• Sexual Orientation: Straight

Hussein Mohamed Birthday

• Age / How Old?: To be updated
• Zodiac Sign: To be updated
• Date of Birth: To be updated
• Place of Birth: Kenya
• Birthday: To be updated

Hussein Mohamed Body Measurements

• Height / How Tall?: Average
• Weight: Moderate

Hussein Mohamed Family and Relationship

• Father (Dad): Not Known
• Mother: Not Known
• Siblings (Brothers and Sisters): Not Known
• Marital Status: Single
• Dating / Girlfriend: Single
• Children: Not Available

Hussein Mohamed Net Worth and Salary

• Net Worth: $1.5 million
• Salary: Ksh. 800,000
• Source of Income: State House Spokesman

Hussein Mohamed State House Spokesman

Mohamed has been named the new State House Spokesman by President William Ruto, normalizing a role he had played right from the time of his campaigns. He was selected as Deputy President William Ruto’s Head of Communications.

He was in charge of Ruto’s presidential campaign communications ahead of the August 9, elections. President Ruto officially included Hussein in his camp after a meeting with him at his official Karen residence. Hussein was appointed Head of Communications in the William Ruto Presidential Campaign. Welcome to the Hustler team.

Hussein Mohamed Citizen TV News

Mohammed was a Kenyan journalist and TV anchor who grew to fame while he was working as an anchor at Citizen TV, a Kenyan free-to-air television channel owned by Royal Media Services. While on the job, Mohammed delighted many viewers with his unique delivery and soon became one of the most popular faces on TV, as well as one of the positively respected figures on Citizen TV.

He was one of the best journalists in Kenya and was rated among the few persons to have thoroughly mastered the art of interviewing guests. Ultimately, Hussein Mohammed shocked many people when he unexpectedly declared that he was leaving the station after about a decade, leaving fans speculating about what his next move would be.

Hussein Mohamed Sought Internationally

Citizen TV’s Hussein Mohamed is a man whose star keeps on shining each day. Sources close to the news anchor reveal that the top-rated journalist is being sought by international media houses.

Hussein joined Citizen TV in 2008 and has since mastered the art of being nonpartisan and ever-objective in his interviews. In the recent past, he has interviewed several politicians, including the former Prime Minister. The way he conducts the interviews has significantly raised his profile, thus attracting the attention of foreign media.

Several international media houses have approached him in the past 2 months, according to one of his close associates. Though he is not in a hurry to move out of Royal Media Services, the promise of hefty pay might tempt him to change his heart.

Hussein Mohammed Quit

Citizen TV news anchor Hussein Mohammed has quit the Royal Media Service (RMS)-owned station after 10 years with them  Hussein announced his exit on social media but failed to mention the exact reason for his decision or his next step. His Tweet read, “It has been a wonderful 10 years at Citizen TV. I have enjoyed & relished every moment I shared with my colleagues at RMS.

I have decided to take a break after October In Sha Allah to concentrate on other matters. Loved the fans, the critics & everything in between. See you soon.”
Sources revealed that senior editors at RMS were also not aware and were caught by surprise by this news. Hussein hosted Newsnight  Citizen TV on Tuesday night. He is set to retire from Citizen tv at the end of October.

On 29, October while hosting his last show, Hussein got warm messages from a lot of his previous interviewees, some of the big names included opposition leader Raila Odinga, Kirinyaga Governor, Anne Waiguru, Johnson Sakaja, Adan Duale among others, Hussein also got messages from his working colleagues.

Hussein Mohammed Job History

On a light note, After completing college, Hussein used to tell people he was on attachment, but in a real sense, he was out and about building his own portfolio. When asked about ‘the attachment’, he would tell them that he was working with the ‘Kenya Tarmacking Network’ (KTN).

Throughout his ‘Kenya Tarmacking Network’ period, he bought a DSR camera and began doing events such as burials, weddings, and other college events to keep him busy and build his skills and competencies. He had also applied for jobs at almost all Media Houses.

He was called for an interview at Radio Umoja but he didn’t sail through. After the long quest, He was called by KTN for an interview carried out by Ahmed Darwish, he knew he had finally made it. Hussein is rarely seen with his wife and has managed to keep his family out of the prying media.

Hussein Mohamed and Moses Kuria

In July 2015, Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria caused a stir on Tuesday evening when he walked out in the middle of a live television interview. Mr. Kuria, who was being interviewed by Citizen TV anchor Hussein Mohamed, stormed out when a clip of him allegedly inciting youth in Gatundu was about to be played.

The clip, which has elicited anger from Kenyans, shows Mr. Kuria urging his constituents to attack politicians opposed to the National Youth Service (NYS) projects.

Hussein Mohamed had asked him to explain his utterances. Moses Kuria claimed a huge portion of the clip had been edited and demanded that the video, which he says was 45 minutes long, be played in full for Kenyans to know what really transpired.

“I was taken out of context. To understand you have to see the full footage of my speech,” Mr. Kuria said. However, Hussein Mohammed insisted on playing the clip, which prompted Mr. Kuria to walk out.

Hussein Mohammed and Janet Mbugua Ndichu

In October 2015, Citizen TV’s Janet Mbugua faked labor pains lost for words. Hussein Mohamed was shocked reacting like most men would, only letting out one word, “okay!” The tension, however, did not last long as Janet relieved him from the moment saying it was a joke.

Hussein Mohamed was shocked reacting like most men would, only letting out one word, “okay!” The tension, however, did not last long as Janet relieved him from the moment saying it was a joke.

The stunt brought down the studio in laughter, as the two together with the panel of guests shared in the light moment. As the show wound up, Mbugua announced that she was getting off the screen for a period of three months, adding that Jackie Maribe would stand in for her.

Hussein Mohammed and Moses Kuria

In July 2015, Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria caused a stir on Tuesday evening when he walked out in the middle of a live television interview. Mr. Kuria, who was being interviewed by Citizen TV anchor Hussein Mohammed, stormed out when a clip of him allegedly inciting youth in Gatundu was about to be played.

The clip, which has elicited anger from Kenyans, shows Mr. Kuria urging his constituents to attack politicians opposed to the National Youth Service (NYS) projects. Hussein Mohammed had asked him to explain his utterances. Moses Kuria claimed a huge portion of the clip had been edited and demanded that the video, which he says was 45 minutes long, be played in full for Kenyans to know what really transpired.

“I was taken out of context. To understand you have to see the full footage of my speech,” Mr. Kuria said. Nonetheless, Hussein Mohammed insisted on playing the clip, which prompted Mr. Kuria to walk out.

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