Peter Ndoro is a respected Zimbabwean-born broadcast journalist, television anchor, radio presenter, and conference moderator who has worked across Africa and Europe for more than three decades. He is widely known for his work with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) and for anchoring major news and current affairs programs across the continent. (1) Peter Ndoro is 60 years old as of 2026.
✅ Summary
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Full Name | Peter Ndoro |
| Birthplace | Zimbabwe |
| Profession | Broadcast Journalist, News Anchor, Moderator |
| Education | Accounting – University of South Africa |
| Major Employers | SABC, BBC World Service, CNBC Africa, BusinessDay TV |
| Experience | 30+ years in broadcasting |
| Known For | African current affairs journalism and business news |
Early Life and Background
Peter Ndoro was born in Zimbabwe but spent part of his childhood growing up in England before returning to Zimbabwe as a teenager to complete his schooling. (2
From a young age he developed an interest in communication and global affairs, interests that would later shape his career in journalism and broadcasting. His international upbringing helped him develop a strong understanding of African and global perspectives.
Education
Ndoro initially pursued a career outside media.
- He studied Accounting at the University of South Africa (UNISA). (3)
- He trained as an accountant with Coopers & Lybrand (now PwC). (4)
Before entering broadcasting, he worked in several business roles including:
- Auditing
- Finance and accounting
- Advertising and marketing
- Business management
These experiences later helped him specialize in business and economic journalism. (5)
Early Career
Ndoro’s first steps into broadcasting came when he left the corporate world to pursue media full-time.
Early positions included work with:
- ZBC Radio One in Zimbabwe
- Entertainment television for M-Net
- Business news programs and media work in Southern Africa (6)
His calm voice and professional delivery quickly made him a recognizable media personality.
Major Broadcasting Career
BBC World Service
Ndoro later moved to London, where he worked for the BBC World Service as a news anchor and producer, focusing on Pan-African news and current affairs. (7)
His time at the BBC gave him international exposure and experience covering global political and economic stories affecting Africa.
South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC)
Ndoro became one of the most familiar faces on South African television through his work at SABC.
Key roles included:
- Business and economics anchor on Morning Live
- News presenter on SABC News
- Host of programs focusing on African current affairs (7)
He later became a presenter on Channel Africa, SABC’s international radio service.
Channel Africa
Ndoro currently anchors and co-hosts the “Rise and Shine” news and current affairs program on Channel Africa, focusing on stories from across the African continent. (8)
The show covers:
- African politics
- business and economics
- regional news
- global developments affecting Africa.
CNBC Africa and BusinessDay TV
Ndoro also worked extensively in business journalism, including:
- Anchor and Director of Corporate Communications at CNBC Africa
- Presenter for BusinessDay TV and other financial news programs.
These roles strengthened his reputation as a knowledgeable commentator on African economic and corporate affairs.
Radio Career
In addition to television, Ndoro has had a strong presence in radio.
He has presented programs for:
- Talk Radio 702
- Highveld Stereo
- SAfm
- Channel Africa
His radio work has ranged from news analysis to talk shows and music programming.
Other Professional Work
Beyond journalism, Ndoro has built a parallel career in public speaking and media training.
Peter Ndoro is known as a:
- Conference moderator
- Master of ceremonies (MC)
- Panel facilitator
- Media trainer and communications coach
He has moderated discussions for international organizations including the United Nations and the World Economic Forum.
He has hosted hundreds of conferences and corporate events across Africa, Europe, and North America.
Achievements and Recognition
Over his long career Ndoro has:
- Built more than three decades of experience in broadcast journalism.
- Interviewed presidents, CEOs, and major global figures.
- Become one of the most recognizable news voices in African broadcasting.
He was also voted Best Male Television Presenter in South Africa by People Magazine at one point in his career. (10)
Personal Life and Interests
Peter Ndoro was previously married to South African media personality Azania Mosaka.
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Marriage: 2005
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Divorce: 2011
The couple eventually separated and divorced after about six years of marriage. After the divorce, both largely kept details of the breakup private. There has been no confirmed public information that Ndoro remarried after the divorce.
Peter Ndoro has one known child: Daughter: Shamiso Mosaka. Shamiso Mosaka has occasionally appeared in media discussions because of her famous parents, but she generally maintains a low public profile.
Outside of journalism:
- Ndoro enjoys reading and exploring philosophical topics such as spirituality and human existence. (9)
- He has practiced Taekwondo and earned a black belt.
He is also involved in mentoring professionals and training executives on how to handle media interviews.
Legacy and Influence
Peter Ndoro is widely regarded as one of the most experienced and respected journalists in African broadcast media. His work across television, radio, and international platforms has helped shape how African stories are told globally. (11)
His calm presentation style, deep knowledge of African affairs, and professionalism have made him a trusted voice for audiences across the continent.
