
Will new regulation of artificial intelligence in Kenya protect public trust?
By Nancy Bosibori Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming communication, information access, content creation and decision-making across sectors such as journalism,
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By Nancy Bosibori Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming communication, information access, content creation and decision-making across sectors such as journalism,

By Jamila Yesho Media enterprises in Kenya are coming under increasing scrutiny as the regulatory environment shifts under the weight

By Ghost Writer What do you do when a major breaking story must be written at night, when you cannot

By Harriet Hagoi In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the tension between freedom of expression and the right to protect

By Jamila Yesho As we wind up this series, it is important to appreciate what these remaining provisions truly represent.

By Jamila Yesho This week, we dive into a very critical part of the Code, one that protects the most

By Jamila Yesho Clause 7 codifies the principle of transparency in newsgathering. Subterfuge is exempted only where it satisfies a

By Jamila Yesho The transition from the Code of Conduct for the Practice of Journalism to the Code of Conduct

By Jamila Yesho The date was May 14, 2025. After 32 clauses of meticulous legal drafting, extensive research, comparative benchmarking,





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