US EditionJournalists Caught Between Public Duty and Personal Precarity: The Push for Union Solidarity
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Journalists Caught Between Public Duty and Personal Precarity: The Push for Union Solidarity
For years, journalists in Kenya have been the voice of accountability, reporting on workers’ strikes, amplifying demands for better pay, and exposing systemic failures. But the irony is unmistakable: those who spotlight injustice are often the least protected themselves. As Antony Githinji of COTU-K aptly questioned: “Why do journalists fight for other workers’ pay increment [...] The post Journalists Caught Between Public Duty and Personal Prec…
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