Category: Guest Column

By Kodi Barth Does Kenya have a mainstay textbook for news reporters? Just asking. The United States has several, the

By Kodi Barth You should, as a good writer, from time to time grab the book, When Words Collide, a

By Kodi Barth The Standard recently published a column that raises the bar on opinion writing. It was about President

Ruby Orimba Recent high-profile events in the country, such as the visit of King Charles III, drew attention to the

By Julia Majale The world of journalism is undergoing a remarkable transformation, and Kenya is no exception. The media landscape

By Jackline Mwende If a person told you he or she can fly a plane, but they have no formal

By Kodi Barth My brother bought a car in Mombasa and drove it to Nairobi. It took him three days

By Alphonce Shiundu “Respond to his article,” a colleague told me. “It will help you teach journalists about the right

By Lucy Mwangi In the constantly changing realm of media and communication, the significance of professional journalism cannot be emphasised

By Kodi Barth Two separate stories. One alarming thread.  Both buried. Nobody is talking about the common, alarming thread. And