Press Freedom

Journalist Wins Sh 3 Million in Defamation Lawsuit Against Media Council of Kenya

Siaya Oct 10 – In a shocking turn of events, a Kenyan journalist has won a landmark defamation case against…

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Journalists Sue Police Chief and Commandants Amid AU’s Call for Media Protection

Nairobi, Sept 22 – In a bold stand for press freedom, a coalition of journalists and professional organizations have sued…

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Big Tech to Share Online Revenue with Kenyan Media in Proposed Reforms

Nairobi, Sept 20 – Traditional media—especially print and broadcast—has struggled to adapt as audiences increasingly turn to online sources for…

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Media Council Set to Lose Media Training Mandate in Bold Sector Overhaul Proposal

Nairobi, Sept 19 – In a move likely to radically reshape Kenya’s media regulation, the Information, Communications, and Digital Economy…

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Kenya’s Media on the Brink: Can New Proposed Reforms Save Press Freedom?

Nairobi, Sept 18 – A bold set of reforms proposed by a government-led sectoral working group is set to shake…

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Price of press freedom: Journalist’s Widow Opens Up on Struggles to Raise Sons

For a decade and a half, Josephine Kwamboka has carried the burden of widowhood, maneuvering through challenging circumstances to raise…

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AI Technologies: The Double-Edged Sword of Innovation and Media Capture

In the heart of Kenya’s vibrant media landscape, a quiet revolution is underway as artificial intelligence (AI) technologies progressively transform…

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Silenced Voices: A Legacy of Impunity as Kenyan Police Officers Escape Justice

Kenyan police officers accused of brutalising journalists are rarely brought to justice. The last two decades are stained by stories…

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