Amid Sifuna euphoria and other emerging leadership, media needs to interrogate visions of national transformation
Kenya’s two leading newspapers echoed each other on Sunday, July 26, 2026. “Sifuna storm,” the Sunday Nation and Sunday Standard […]
August 3, 2026
Media and NCIC can work together to expose hatemongers
By Television Prime Time Review Team The announcement that, “We have launched investigations into ten political leaders over alleged hate
Why apologies cannot replace proper newsroom gatekeeping
By Janet Nyakundi and Ghost Writer Every newsroom makes mistakes. The real test is whether those mistakes expose isolated human
How Citizen TV’s Explainer tested the “Man of the Moment”
By Damaris Kipchumba In Kenyan politics, being in the spotlight at the right time can be just as important as
How online political narratives are built one post at a time
By Lucy Mwangi Monitoring Kenya’s online conversations can sometimes feel less like following the news and more like binge-watching a
Giant buildings, printing presses and the future of journalism
By Ghost Writer One day, buildings housing giant media houses in Nairobi shall become rental spaces, printing presses shall print
Sustainability in the digital age: Why community media is struggling to catch up
By Ian Francis The migration of audiences to digital platforms is reshaping the broadcasting industry in ways few anticipated a
Importance of newsroom policies on AI to safeguard truth and public trust
By Print Media Review Team Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining journalism in ways unimaginable just a few years ago. Today,
Will new regulation of artificial intelligence in Kenya protect public trust?
By Nancy Bosibori Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming communication, information access, content creation and decision-making across sectors such as journalism,
The best digital stories shouldn’t look like yesterday’s newspapers
By Ghost Writer When the Daily Nation reconstructed the final hours of Albert Ojwang before his death in police custody,