Category: Media Monitoring

By ⁠Lucy Mwangi For years, Kenyans have used Sheng, sarcasm and memes to make serious points, mock authority and challenge

By Yasmin Sime Capital FM’s morning newspaper review segment, Beyond the Headlines, hosted by Chiko Lawi and Laban Wanambisi on

By Maureen Mutisya Ahead of the 2027 General Election, vernacular media are increasingly becoming platforms for political aspirants seeking to

By Janet Kipya Reporting on murder is one of the most sensitive responsibilities in journalism. For the media, such stories

By Kenneth Nkonge There’s something fascinating about picking up a newspaper these days. The news simply refuses to sit still.

By Print News Review Team Kenya’s prolonged health workers’ strikes may not be commanding extensive news coverage, but they are

By Kenneth Nkonge The murder of Dr Victoria Nthunya Mutiso offers an important case study on why the right of

By⁠ Lucy Mwangi In the era of misinformation, it is now emerging that what is dismissed as “fake” might not

By Margaret Matunda In a media landscape where political theatre too often drowns out substance, the television screen easily degenerates

By Maureen Mutisya On August 26, 2026, Coco FM’s Gumzo Drive, hosted by Sister Shaniez and DJ King, addressed a