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By Lucy Mwangi The country is engulfed in campaign frenzy, even before official electioneering. Offline and online, media is a
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By Lucy Mwangi The country is engulfed in campaign frenzy, even before official electioneering. Offline and online, media is a

Last week, we ran an example of how some media houses in the Rift Valley are covering the ongoing ‘illegal’

By Mercy Kwamboka On Thursday, February 10, Housing and Urban Development PS Charles Hinga faulted NTV Kenya for a misleading

It is unprofessional for some media enterprises to opt for extreme promotional measures in the push for increased sales. There

From posters on electricity polls to newspapers adverts, traditional healers are slowly finding their way into radio stations. A BBC

By Eric Ndung’u The role of women in society has for a long time gone unappreciated. But their contribution, especially

You’ve heard of that silly game of multiple holes, a mole and a mallet, right? The Japanese started it and

By Cynthia Waithera Njuguna Political talk shows take centre-stage in most media houses in Kenya. It is an avenue where

By George Kinyili The deliberate use of data, images, and ideas to try and change opinion using hashtags (#) on

“We got power of helping one find a job, treating chronic disease like cancer, win a case in court, kurudisha





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