Be fair to the ref when reporting allegations of election malpractices
By Damaris Kipchumba As Kenya moves towards the 2027 General Election, claims about the integrity of the electoral process already […]
When the mic ignores the mirror: Gender blind spots in KTN’s policy discourse
By Margaret Matunda In broadcast journalism, studio talk shows function as the public town hall. They dictate which national issues
Mausoleum in two locations? Dear ‘Star’, Opoda Farm is not Kang’o ka Jaramogi
By Ghost Writer When reporting a major political event, getting the location right should be among the simplest facts to
Coco FM listeners deserved to know why station went off air
By Maureen Mutisya Radio remains a vital source of news, information, entertainment and public discussion, particularly for communities that rely
Algorithms and Kenya’s digital speech challenge ahead of 2027
By Lucy Mwangi Can algorithms hear Kenya’s political incitement? If you follow Kenyan politics online, you may have noticed how
Why did media gloss over Sh5.8 billion gold refinery in Ikolomani?
By Ghost Writer A Sh5.8 billion gold refinery is taking shape in Ikolomani, Kakamega. Yet two newsrooms, the People Daily
Netizens mull Ebola, El Nino as focus shifts to Kenya’s disaster preparedness
By Online Media Review Team Between October 5 and 9, 2026, online discourse on TikTok, X and Facebook reflected growing
Media should give scientific research greater prominence
By Otuma Ongalo Education is universally acknowledged as one of the most important foundations of individual and national development. As
Burundi’s rejection of UN rights monitor is bad for its image
By Ghost Writer There are frightening signs over Burundi’s disrespect for human and media rights, even as the country prepares
No Ebola screening at JKIA? Semantics is a must for scribes
A Nation spot check of travellers, including one of the writers of this story who returned to the country last Monday,