Kamene Goro is one of the most successful and unforgettable media personalities in Kenya. Known for her bold opinions, charisma, and vibrant energy, Kamene has built a massive following on both radio and social media. She’s worn many hats — radio host, TV presenter, influencer — all while staying unapologetically herself.
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Early Life and Family Background
Born in 1992, Kamene grew up in South C, Nairobi, before her family later relocated to Woodley and eventually settled in Karen. Her family background is one of affluence and influence.
- Her mother is a high-ranking director at the Multichoice Talent Factory.
- Her father is a respected structural engineer in Kenya.
She is the middle child in a family of three. Her elder brother is named Wambugu and her younger sister is Natasha.
Education and Academic Achievements
Kamene’s educational journey started at Kerstel Manor for kindergarten. She later joined Rusinga International School, where she completed her A2 level (year 13).
Although she had her eyes set on a media career from a young age, her parents preferred a more traditional route. She joined the University of Nairobi’s School of Law (Parklands Campus) and graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree.
Interesting Facts About Kamene Goro
- She became a news anchor at just 21 years old.
- Her mother helped establish the Kenya Film School and was honored with the Order of the Golden Heart (OGH) presidential award.
- She received three scholarships to study abroad, but her father insisted she remain in Kenya.
- She once faced a three-month contractual ban when transitioning from NRG Radio to Kiss 100 with Andrew Kibe.
- She aspires to earn a PhD before the age of 40.
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Career Journey in Media
Despite earning a law degree, Kamene didn’t practice law extensively. She briefly worked as a paralegal under the mentorship of the late lawyer Peter Simani, who tragically died in the 2013 Westgate terror attack. His death deeply affected her, and she decided to step away from the legal field.
TV and Radio Success
At just 20, Kamene landed an internship at Ebru TV. She rose swiftly through the ranks to become a prime-time news anchor and hosted political talk shows. Her career at Ebru spanned nine years. She briefly returned to the station later as the Head of News.
Kamene later joined NRG Radio, which she described as one of her most exciting media experiences. She fulfilled her dream of becoming a radio host, partnering with big names like Andrew Kibe and Jalang’o.
She eventually joined Kiss 100 FM under Radio Africa Group, where she worked alongside Andrew Kibe and later Oga Obinna, before parting ways with the station in 2023.
Legacy and Influence
Kamene Goro’s journey from aspiring media personality to celebrated radio queen is a tale of persistence, self-discovery, and fearless reinvention. With a strong social media presence and loyal fan base, she remains a powerful voice in Kenya’s media space.
Kamene Goro during her days at Kiss 100 FM. Photo credit: @KameneGoro
