The Kenyan media fraternity is in mourning following the sudden death of Nick Mudimba, a seasoned journalist formerly associated with KTN News and CGTN Africa. Mudimba reportedly collapsed at his home in Syokimau, Machakos County, on Sunday, March 23, leaving family, friends, and fans in shock. Sources close to the family revealed that Mudimba had been unwell and had received treatment at the time of his untimely demise. Tragically, he reportedly passed away just hours after watching the Harambee Stars match against Gabon on Sunday evening. Mudimba's passing has left a significant void in the media industry, with colleagues and fans expressing disbelief and sadness.

Mudimba was diagnosed with health complications, including high uric acid levels, on Saturday, March 22. After seeking further medical attention, Mudimba returned home stronger with no sign that things would worsen. On Sunday, March 23, he joined other Kenyans in watching the highly anticipated match pitting Harambee Stars against Gabon. However, trouble began shortly after taking his prescribed medicine as he collapsed and began convulsing. Despite efforts to save him, he passed away at home. His body was later transferred to a mortuary in Syokimau as the family awaits an autopsy to determine the exact cause of death.

Mudimba was a highly respected journalist with a distinguished career in the media industry who started at KTN and Switch TV before joining CGTN Africa as a senior reporter. His colleagues have described him as a committed professional whose work had a lasting impact on the industry. The media fraternity and the nation at large are mourning the loss of a dedicated journalist whose contributions will be remembered for years to come.

Mudimba's passing has left a significant void in the media industry, with colleagues and fans expressing disbelief and sadness. His former colleagues at Standard Media Group, Switch Media, and other channels shared heartfelt tributes on social media.

Mudimba's death comes just days after the loss of Fredrick Parsayo, another media personality from KBC. Parsayo was found dead at his home in Kinoo, Kiambu County. KBC confirmed his death, noting that authorities are investigating the circumstances around it. While the exact cause remains unknown, his family had been informed of the tragedy, and his body was taken to St. Teresa Mortuary.

Kenyans from all walks of life have expressed their sadness at the passing of Nick Mudimba. Many have shared their condolences and memories of the journalist on social media, remembering him as a kind and warm person who was passionate about his work.