Jubilation is fine but queries about Dangote’s Sh2.2tn mega project need answers
Do not be surprised if in the coming days your neighbour names his newborn son Dangote. Or you walk past […]
October 5, 2026
Dangote refinery story tests how Kenyan media covers mega projects
By Print Team One refinery, many headlines and a multitude of narratives. The proposed Dangote refinery in Lamu is in
From warnings to accountability: Strengthening coverage of El Niño preparedness
By TV Prime Time News Review Team As Kenya heads into the October–December 2026 rainfall season, mainstream media have done
When media houses cross borders, should regulations follow?
By Ghost Writer The Nation Media Group recently announced staff changes that saw several media managers from its Nairobi office
Why Kenya’s community media is critical in access to information
By Joseph Kangethe As the world celebrated the International Day for Universal Access to Information on September 28, one thing
Sidai and Mayian radios missed bigger picture in Samburu livestock conflict
By Diana Naisoi In the past one week, the killing of a large number of livestock in Waso, Samburu East
Mercy Kanini’s quintuplets and questions the media can still ask
By Ghost Writer The story of Mercy Kanini has featured heavily in public debate over the past two weeks. When
Banks in trouble? Journalism must ask what the source leaves unanswered
By Ghost Writer Banks are required to keep a financial cushion to help them absorb losses when things go wrong.
What broadcasters can learn from Sh20 million Ivory Media victory
By Cynthiah Njuguna While a television programme may be entertainment to the audience, behind every episode is a contract, a
How Nation and Standard missed chance to explain sexual harassment in Senate case
By Ghost Writer A parliamentary officer is sacked after being found guilty of gross misconduct following an allegation of sexual