This archive report was first published on 3 November 2019.
On November 2, 2019, Royal Media Services (RMS) director of strategy and innovation, Linus Kaikai, confirmed that Citizen TV had successfully traced the young boy who turned out to be a secondary school student.
Levis Saule, the talented student, had demonstrated his passion for journalism by doing an impressive imaginary Swahili piece on Mau eviction exercise, leaving many netizens mesmerized.
He got the names of all the leaders who attended the final phase of the eviction right, and further accurately indicated the government was planning to plant 10 million trees in a bid to reclaim and restore the forest.
As reported earlier, the student imagined himself reporting for Citizen TV, branded his microphone with the channel's name, connected his earpiece and linked himself up to the studios where he fed the audience with developments on Mau evictions.
