Kenyans are still grappling with the unexpected death of former KTN journalist Nick Mudimba, who collapsed at his Syokimau home on Sunday, March 24, 2025.
Friends, colleagues, and media personalities who worked with him have described him as a joyful soul, deeply passionate about his work, and a dedicated professional.
His passing comes just days after the death of KBC journalist Fredrick Parsayo, who was found dead at his home.
Tributes Pour In for Nick Mudimba
Zubeida Kananu (@zkananu)
“How did we start referring to each other as ‘Dungaa’? That’s how I’ve saved your number to this day.
You were a joyful soul, deeply passionate about your work, incredibly talented, and had a big heart that embraced everyone. It’s hard to believe you’re gone, Nick, but your kindness, laughter, and dedication will always be remembered.
My heartfelt condolences to your family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing you. May you rest in peace. ”
Jalang’o (@jalangoo)
“How do I even start mourning you, my brother… Go well, my kinsman! @nickmudimba! Rest well, my mother’s son!”
DJ Sadic (@djsadic)
“Sad to learn of the demise of a friend and former colleague at both KTN & SWITCH TV. Rest in peace, Nick Mudimba. My sincere condolences to his entire family. ”
Maina Kageni (@mainawakageni)
“Rest in peace, Nick Mudimba. What an enthusiastic journalist you were! My most sincere condolences to friends and family.”

Daniel Orogo (@danielorogo)
“Waking up to very sad news this morning—my good friend and peer, Nick Mudimba, is gone.
Yours has been the greatest impact on both humanity and the profession.
For those who watched my appearances at Switch Media Kenya, Heaven has gained, we have lost.
Go well, Ngata / my person.”
Philip Etale (@philipetale)
“And just like that, my friend and professional colleague, Nick Mudimba, is no more. What a sad evening. What a heartbreaking way to end the week…
Rest in peace, bro Nick Mudimba.”
Enock Sikolia Zicky (@enocksikolia)
“Bro! Office bro codes zote nilikuwa nazijua… but hii ya kusign off so suddenly without a goodbye sikuwa na copy. It has really hit me hard…
Go well, bro Nick Mudimba.
I am devastated…”
Namwene Mukabwa (@namwenemukabwa)
“Nick Mudimba, or as I used to call you in my dialect—to your chagrin—’Mutimba.’ Maaaan!
We all know the end is inevitable, but we cannot accept it in the way it has arrived.
When I joined KTN, you offered support. Years later, a friendship that began behind the scenes blossomed into brotherhood until the very end.
Rest easy, one of the kindest, most generous, and most fun people to be around.
It’s hard. But we take it, Mutimba.”
by PENINAH NJOKI