Celebrated radio personality DJ Biado has officially ushered Mutiso wa Kathonzweni into Kwitu FM as the new voice of the popular #KwituRahaa Show, marking a significant milestone for both the station and the young broadcaster.
The announcement was made in a warm and celebratory atmosphere, with DJ Biado welcoming Mutiso to the Kwitu FM family and expressing confidence in his ability to connect with listeners and bring fresh energy to the show.
Mutiso wa Kathonzweni is an alumnus of Arizona International College, where he trained in media and communication. He is widely recognized as one of the most talented young radio professionals to emerge from the institution.
During his time at Arizona International College, Mutiso demonstrated exceptional creativity, strong on-air presence, and a deep understanding of radio production, qualities that have set him apart among his peers.
DJ Biado, who was one of Mutiso’s trainers at Arizona International College, praised him as one of the most creative youngsters ever produced by the college, citing his passion, discipline, and originality in radio content creation.
The mentorship between DJ Biado and Mutiso is seen as a key factor in shaping the young presenter’s career, making his transition to Kwitu FM both symbolic and inspiring to upcoming media students.
Mutiso will now take over hosting duties of the Kwitu Rahaa Show, a program known for its vibrant entertainment, interactive segments, and strong connection with the station’s audience.
Listeners can expect renewed excitement on the show, as Mutiso brings his youthful energy, innovative ideas, and unique style to the airwaves, while staying true to the show’s identity.
Kwitu FM management led by Alex Musomba has expressed optimism that Mutiso’s addition will strengthen the station’s programming and further grow its loyal listener base across the region.
As he officially joins the station under the banner #KwituFmNiMwaki, Mutiso wa Kathonzweni’s appointment signals Kwitu FM’s continued commitment to nurturing young talent and promoting homegrown media professionals.
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