Commitment to freedom and justice is our best tribute to Raila, champion of democracy
In the unprecedented round-the-clock media coverage of the death of Raila Amolo Odinga, the People Daily dug up a fascinating […]
October 21, 2025
Mourning a giant: Raila Odinga’s farewell through media lenses
When news of Raila Odinga’s death broke, Kenya didn’t just receive an update, it held its breath. Within minutes, screens
Satan in the news? How fiction dilutes objectivity in Kenya’s media
Remember those good old days when we rehearsed English compositions that always began, “I woke up at the crack of
Breaking news of Raila’s death: Dilemma between speed and ethics
By Lucy Mwangi and Ghost Writer At exactly 8:54 a.m. on October 15, 2025, The Star Kenya hit “publish,” on
Deaths at State House and convent deserve deeper media inquiry
On Monday, October, 13, the nation woke up to the news of two deaths, one at State House Nairobi, and
Beijing@30 and urgent need to shave beards in Kenya’s newsrooms
A hand shot up during a forum on “content sustainability” (whatever that means) at one of Kenya’s leading online publications.
As hunt for counties’ corrupt gets tighter, media should stay alert
The Nation on Thursday October 16, 2025 published a story on High Court Justice Chacha Mwita dismissing a petition from
After Raila’s death, media has a role to keep his legacy alive
Death is no one’s friend. Even when one wishes their enemy death, they wouldn’t necessarily want that enemy to fall
Star’s story on climate displacement calls for well-thought solutions
The climate change topic has been in the media for w while, but significant solutions to the problem are yet
Journalists should seek solutions for persistent Lake Victoria fish deaths
The story about fish dying in Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest fresh water body and second in the world after North