Kenyan journalists from all media houses together with public relations practitioners on Friday night made their way to the Hilton Hotel for the biggest end of year party.
How the Scribes end year Party went down at Hilton [Photos]
The journalists came out with their best feet forward
Chief Guest, Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru addresses journalists at the Scribes end of year party 2018
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With the dress code set as formal evening wear, female scribes dazzled in their long gowns and cocktail dresses while the men were stunningly clad in their tuxedos.
The journalists, who hailed from different media houses, got an opportunity to connect, network and know each other at the event.
Here are some of the scribes' photos.
Kirinyaga Governor Ann Waiguru talks to Mvita MP Abdulswamad Shariff.
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Scribes End Year Party
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A photo on the red carpet was a must for every scribe.
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Dazzling look by scribes who graced the party
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Members from Pulse Live Kenya were also in the house
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An interactive session by two journalists
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Selfie session by scribes during the event.
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Kirinyaga Governor Ann Waiguru, MP Abdulswamad Shariff and other scribes as they displayed their dance moves.
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A photo session at the Red Carpet
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Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru was the invited chief guest and she took the time to address what reporters had written in the past about her.
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