Kenya, March 24 -- Nick Mudimba, a respected journalist known for his work with CGTN Africa, KTN, and Switch TV, tragically passed away after collapsing at his home in Syokimau, Machakos County.
He was surrounded by his family at the time of his passing. His death has left a profound impact on the media community, with colleagues and friends remembering him for his vibrant personality, professional dedication, and significant contributions to sports journalism.
Tributes from across the industry highlight his enthusiasm and kindness, with widespread expressions of grief and condolences flooding online platforms.
CGTN Africa journalist Nick Mudimba died after collapsing at his home in Syokimau, Machakos County, on Sunday evening.
The journalist, who was with his family at the time, had reportedly been unwell and was receiving treatment.
A family source indicated that Mudimba had been diagnosed with health complications, including high uric acid levels, on Saturday.
After seeking further medical attention on Sunday, he returned home appearing stronger and later watched the Harambee Stars match against Gabon.
However, after taking his prescribed medication, he collapsed and began convulsing.
Efforts to save him were unsuccessful, and he died at home.
His body was later transferred to a mortuary in Syokimau as the family awaited an autopsy to establish the cause of death.
Mudimba, a respected journalist, had a distinguished career in the media industry, previously working at KTN and Switch TV before joining CGTN Africa as a senior reporter.
Colleagues have described him as a committed professional whose work had a lasting impact.
CGTN Africa, the regional arm of China Global Television Network, operates from Nairobi and oversees news coverage across the continent through its bureaux in Lagos, Cairo, and Johannesburg.
Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Bana Kenya.