Pope Francis was great champion of media freedom, let’s be inspired by his wisdom
In a way, this is what a journalist does, choosing to personally touch the wounds of society and the world […]
May 5, 2025
The good and the gaps: How media broke MP Were’s murder
We took a look at how three media outlets – The Star, The Nation, and The Standard – broke the
Patriotism goes beyond partisan allegiance and praise singing
Patriotic, patriotism or patriot are not words that are common these days. Yet it is one of the most misunderstood
Did Standard declare war on Ruto—but forgot to tell us?
By Kodi Barth Did The Standard quietly jump on the “Ruto Must Go” bandwagon but forgot to tell us? Can
Tame new media virus called ‘undated clip gone viral’ before it spreads
Forget about anonymous sources that did not want to be quoted because they were anonymous. We have a new news
Butere Girls: Another victim of media’s ‘moving on’ habit
Though it would seem that the media has since ‘moved on’, the ghosts of Butere Girls’ Echoes of War have
Did journalists put words in Matiang’i’s mouth?
Did you hear about the ruckus at the airport when former Interior Cabinet Secretary and rumoured presidential hopeful Fred Matiang’i
Arocho and Gidi radio spat that left bitter after-taste
Two popular radio presenters went for each other’s jugular. The scathing war of words on live radio in two rival
Where was MP Were killed? If you can’t get basic facts, you shame journalism
When news broke that the area Member of Parliament Charles Ong’ondo Were had been assassinated just outside the National Assembly
Media should do thorough investigations about frequent Transmara land fights
On Monday, April 28, violent clashes broke out in Kilgoris constituency, Narok County, pitting residents against armed police over a