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Victoria Rubadiri is a Kenyan journalist and Citizen TV anchor in Kenya. She got the BBC World News Komla Dumor Award in 2020. Rubadiri graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with a bachelor's degree in Arts Broadcast Journalism in 2003.

Rubadiri, Victoria Victoria overcame adolescent rejection after relocating to the United States, became pregnant at a young age, and still made it big in her life and work. Victoria Rubadiri was born on January 28, 1987 in Kenya. Victoria's family relocated to the United States when she was just ten years old in quest of better prospects and a better life. She was educated in the United States and began working there in 2010 when she returned to Kenya.

Victoria revealed in one of her interviews that her mother is a combination of Maasai and Kalenjin. Her grandfather was half Kalenjin and half Scottish, while her grandmother was a cross between Kikuyu, Maasai, and Seychelloise. Victoria Rubadiri's father is a famous poet from Malawi.

Career history

She began working as an intern and assignment desk editor at WMGM-NBC 40 TV in 2007. Victoria began working as Angela Crockett's personal assistant in 2008, when she was the founder and CEO of Angela Crockett Enterprise Inc. Victoria began her career as a pioneering news presenter for the Capital TV channel.
Her fame soared after she began working as a Business Journalist and News Presenter for Capital FM in 2012. Later, Victoria was able to launch her own show, Victoria's Lounge, on which she was both a producer and a presenter.

She then joined NTV in December 2012 as a news reporter and later became an anchor. She joined Citizen TV in April 2018 as part of a galaxy of presenters collected by Citizen TV to confront increased competition.