Not every story can lead, yet important ones shouldn’t simply vanish
By Kenneth Nkonge There’s something fascinating about picking up a newspaper these days. The news simply refuses to sit still. […]
Quotes on social cards must be verified, or media risks amplifying falsehoods
Alphonce Shiundu As Kenyans complained over high milk prices amid a nationwide scarcity, the president claimed the country had produced
When you rattle Kenyan netizens, brace yourself for burning wrath
By Online Media Review Team Between October 12 and 16, 2026, online discussions centred on media accountability, public service delivery,
‘Le Potentiel’ missed key details on North Kivu day for fighting Ebola
The provincial government of North Kivu in the Democratic of Congo (DRC) set aside October 19, 2026, as the special
Achana na ‘common man’ or ‘wise man’, use gender inclusive language
By Ghost Writer From the common man’s perspective, Standard Chartered’s (Stanchart’s) classification as a tier II bank may seem like
Asking hard queries for anxious nation, health journos shone in Ebola coverage
The editors assigned the big breaking story to a political reporter. His splash did not disappoint. “Ebola case puts Ruto’s
Ebola is here: Did Kenyan TV headlines alarm the public?
By TV Prime News Review Team Imagine scrolling through your phone, glancing at a television screen in a shop, or
Why ‘The Star’ should be commended for its Ebola coverage
By Janet Nyakundi When Ebola became Kenya’s headline, The Star made sure the story was about more than fear. Following
Sexualising Ebola? Saturday Nation’s sensationalclaim lacked scientific backing
By Ghost Writer Just when we thought we were done with The Saturday Nation and could gracefully hand it over
Fred Obachi’s 50-year milestone is finally forcing Kenya to celebrate media icons
By Ghost Writer Fred Obachi Machoka just celebrated an extraordinary 50 years in media at the Ulinzi Sports Complex in