The trainings of the Elections Observation Group (ELOG) are still ongoing. The great part…this training is very useful for journalists.…
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In 2017, the whole of Kenya seems to have one top subject to talk about: The General Elections. For journalists, key to election reporting is to know about the procedures and the role of the elected positions as well as the role of the IEBC. Impartial, unbiased and “cold hearted” reporting that scrutinizes information from any side is crucial for raising trust in the election process, the candidates and the outcome of the elections. We wish that the RoGGKenya election reporting section will help in this.
Part 2 of our Step-by-Step-Guide for media who report on the the Kenyan elections is online! A lot keeps changing,…
Read More » A Step-by-Step Guide for Journalists (Part 2) for Monitoring the Kenyan Elections From the closure of the polling stations to…
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The Elections Observation Group ELOG (elog.or.ke) has opened their observer trainings for journalists – as space allows. Journalists will be…
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The IEBC Rules simply cannot apply to Media covering the elections Media representatives who missed the deadline to apply for…
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Accredited journalists play a special role in the electoral processes. They are among the privileged who are allowed to stay…
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A step by step guide for journalists During the April 2017 party primaries, we observed quite a number of cases…
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The voter register audit has indicated serious problems in database controls and infrastructure security. But looking at what was publishedby…
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Without an IEBC media accreditation, no journalist will be allowed to enter the polling stations and tallying centers during 2017…
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Detailed procedures that must be followed in the election process are laid down in the Elections Regulations, as required by…
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