Artificial Intelligence is important tool but journalism remains work of astute professionals
Readers of the government weekly, MyGov, may have been taken aback by a glaring error in a story in the […]
Is NCIC’s social media monitoring plan a threat to privacy?
By Ben Serem On January 20, Citizen TV reported that the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) had developed a
Reporting Ida and the problem of media framing of women through men
By Ghost Writer Ida Odinga, recently nominated as Kenya’s Permanent Representative to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP), has spent decades
What media houses need to know about music copyright law
By Maureen Mutisya The Ukambani media landscape found itself in a state of confusion, grappling with compliance issues stemming from
With higher taxes, media must pile pressure on government accountability
By Ghost Writer Kenyan salaried workers are seeing their payslips shrink, one deduction at a time. Over the last few
Watchdog growls: Media pushes back against political violence
By Janet Nyakundi and Gabriel Melonyie Kenya’s media is done clearing its throat. It is growling. A unified roar is
Fear of libel ought to be beginning of wisdom in our journalism
By Ghost Writer The fear of libel is the beginning of wisdom in any newsroom—it ought to be. It is
Why Gachagua attacks in churches demand investigative journalism
By Prime Time Review Team On a quiet Sunday morning in Othaya, Nyeri County, worshippers gathered at ACK Witima Church
Breaking down Code of Conduct for Media Practice (Part III): Independence, integrity and accountability
By Jamila Yesho Clause 7 codifies the principle of transparency in newsgathering. Subterfuge is exempted only where it satisfies a
Hot 96 and some Kalenjin stations fail gender inclusion test
By Vera Origa and Damaris Kipchumba Women’s participation in media conversations is a clear indicator of inclusivity and responsible journalism