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Accountability, ethics and conflict-sensitive reporting on ‘Shoka la KTN’
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Accountability, ethics and conflict-sensitive reporting on ‘Shoka la KTN’
By Margaret Matunda In a media landscape where political theatre too often drowns out substance, the television screen easily degenerates into an arena of noise and partisan posturing. Navigating this environment demands a sharp journalistic lens capable of slicing through rhetoric to expose raw reality. On August 21, 2026, journalist Herman Kamariki stepped directly into this breach on Shoka la KTN, unpacking sensitive allegations linking polit…
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