About two days ago a shocking trending story emerged,in the story on former KASS Fm presenter Joshua Arap Sang was dragging former Kiss Fm Caroline Mutoko's name into the ICC saga.
The accused former radio personality claimed that Mutoko should also be taken to the Hague based international court to explain why she and Kiss Fm continued to air live broadcasts during thr post elections vilonce period despite the government's deirective not to do so.
Now the outspoken former radio queen has come out to respond to these allegations head on and in the most gracious way.She said that yes she was on air doing her job and id that requires any clarification at ICC she is ready to do so.
Read her full response here.
"I commend Sang for bringing my name to international recognition. Bless him.
Yes we stayed on-air and we are proud that we did. We raised food and water with the Red Cross for IDPS in Burnt Forest, NAKURU and even here in Kibera.
I stayed on-air and did my duty to keep Kenyans informed and also engaged.
2007/2008 was my most difficult yet most defining moment in radio. I did my nation proud. I'd be thrilled to go to The Hague and give my account of why I stayed on-air. I'm glad I did and I know very very many Kenyans are too.
That small team of over-worked presenters made up of Ramah, Radull, Nyamb ane, myself, Kalekye and Ben Omol held our own. Greatest team I have ever worked with.
Yes, yes - we stayed on-air and glad we did."
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