Mwenda Njoka, MBS, brings 30 years of experience spanning investigative journalism, media leadership, and Government service to his role as Group Managing Director and CEO of Cape Media Limited. He is widely regarded as a pioneer of investigative journalism in Kenya, having cut his teeth at Society Magazine during the country's pro-democracy struggle of the early 1990s. In 1991, he was among the journalists arrested when police raided the magazine's Nairobi offices and charged with sedition for reporting critical of the Moi government; he was subsequently incarcerated at Shimo la Tewa Prison in Mombasa before being released on bail, an episode that remains a defining chapter in Kenya's press freedom history. He went on to become a CNN African Journalist of the Year finalist (2004), winner of the Kenya Union of Journalists' Journalist of the Year award (2003), and a Kalasha Film & TV Award winner for his documentary on assassinated legislator J.M. Kariuki. He is the recipient of the Moran of the Burning Spear (MBS) state honour, and Founder and Executive Director of the Africa Centre for Investigative Journalism. He later served as Kenya's Government Printer and as Communications Director at the Ministry of Interior, giving him a rare depth of insight into both the media industry and the machinery of Government. At CML, he leads the Group's television, radio, digital, and creative operations with a focus on editorial integrity, strategic growth, and building Kenya's next generation of media talent.

Geoffrey Mung'ou is the Head of Radio 47, with over 16 years of media practice spanning newsroom operations, programming, and leadership across both local and international media stations. He has extensive experience in building competitive, cost-effective, and profitable media products that align with evolving audience needs and modern media trends. Under his leadership, Radio 47 has grown to become the second-most popular radio station in Kenya, building on his previous experience in developing and managing high-performing news products. He is passionate about instilling operational order, discipline, and accountability, while driving innovation, audience development, and sustainable growth. He is also committed to innovative mentorship and talent development, identifying, nurturing, and building high-performing media talent. He holds a Master’s degree in Language and a Bachelor’s degree in Education Arts from Kenyatta University, complemented by professional certifications and training in Journalism, Media Practice, Broadcasting, regulatory compliance, and editorial standards, including training in media. His areas of expertise include broadcasting, editorial management, audience development, media regulations, programming, talent development, and media product innovation.

Macharia Wamugo is a media and communications professional with more than 20 years of experience in journalism, editorial leadership, and news content production. His career spans frontline reporting and newsroom operations to senior editorial leadership, giving him extensive expertise in news planning, content strategy, newsroom transformation, editorial management, and media leadership. Wamugo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from Africa Nazarene University and an Executive Masters degree in Media Leadership and Innovation from Aga Khan University. His professional interests include newsroom transformation, digital media, content strategy, media leadership, and the evolving business models shaping journalism's future.

Wayne Wafula is a media technologist, digital strategist, and Electrical & Electronics Engineer serving as the Head of Digital at Cape Media Ltd. At Cape Media, Wayne leads digital product strategy, 360-degree media monetization, cross-platform content distribution, and livestreaming infrastructure across the Group's flagship platforms, including TV47 and Radio 47. He works across teams to integrate emerging technologies, automate workflows, and strengthen user experience, data security, and analytics across the organization's media ecosystem. Before joining Cape Media, he drove product development, e-business, and innovation at leading Kenyan media houses, including The Standard Group PLC. He brings an engineering foundation to this work, sharpened by ongoing studies in Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics. He is a registered Graduate Engineer with the Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK), holds a BSc in Electrical & Electronic Engineering (Honours) from the University of Nairobi, and completed an executive Mini-MBA in Strategic Management & Leadership. He has also undergone specialized training with the BBC and Voice of America (VOA), among other leading media organizations. He is driven by the intersection of media technology, digital transformation, and resilient systems architecture — shaping Cape Media's digital vision while protecting its growing brand footprint.