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Kenya Hopes for Peaceful June 25 Gen Z Protest Anniversary

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Kenya Hopes for Peaceful June 25 Gen Z Protest Anniversary

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Nairobi -- Kenya is on edge as the country prepares to mark the first anniversary of the June 25, 2024, Gen Z-led protests on Wednesday.See the Story

DSS, community partner raise elder abuse awareness

DSS, community partner raise elder abuse awareness

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Onslow County Department of Social Services observed World Elder Abuse Day on Thursday with a community event that included speakers, a resource fair and a documentary showing.See the Story

CA’s Blanket Gagging of Live Broadcasts Illegal, Dangerous, Already Settled in Law

CA’s Blanket Gagging of Live Broadcasts Illegal, Dangerous, Already Settled in Law

As Kenyans went to the streets on June 25 to commemorate the anniversary of last year’s deadly protests, the media stepped up to do its job: documenting the unfolding events. Across several regions in the country, many protesters came out to exercise their constitutionally protected right to peaceful demonstrations. Given the magnitude and significance of these events, several media outlets decided to air live broadcasts. In these broadcasts, th…See the Story

New leadership in KEG and AMWIK should trigger positive, strategic shift for media

After a necessary pause in 2024 to align its leadership framework with evolving member needs, the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) has signalled a strategic renewal with the election of a new board in June 2025. AMWIK’s new leadership assumed office barely a month after the Kenya Editors Guild (KEG) also welcomed new office bearers. The transition in both associations marks a pivotal moment in their journey, expected to usher in a new…Kenya · Kenya Read Article

Dear Standard, Don’t Just ‘Reveal’, Report

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Media should report scientific evidence to protect Nairobi’s green spaces

After conservationists and land experts opposed vocal trade unionist Francis Atwoli’s suggestion to convert Nairobi National Park into another concrete jungle, the media should educate Kenyans on the need to preserve the remaining city vegetation, because of climate change impacts. The Cotu secretary general proposed the relocation of wildlife to the Maasai Mara. Established in December 1946 by Governor Philip Mitchell, Nairobi National Park is …Conservation · Nairobi Read Article

‘Mukuru not Singapore’ Standard piece a guide for coverage of affordable housing

The government has pledged to eliminate slums, where a considerable number of citizens live without proper housing, and without adequate basic needs such as clean water, electricity, clean energy, and proper road networks, among other social amenities. The Standard opinion piece, ‘Mukuru is not Singapore: How Ruto’s housing gamble missed the mark,’ by veteran lawyer-journalist Gitobu Imanyara published on May 25, 2025, showed how Singapore succe…Housing · Singapore Read Article

Where was media ethics in graphic details of Boni’s torture in TZ?

The jury is still out on the ethics (or lack of it) of reporting the rather troubling ordeal of Boniface Mwangi and Agatha Atuhaire’s in Tanzania, including some very disturbing details that immediately attracted some disturbing jokes on line. The question here is, since when did we start parading victims of sexual violence live on TV? Did the two give written consent to have their stories told in the media? And if they did, were some of the ho…Tanzania · Tanzania Read Article

Journalists, Probe Hospitals’ Downgrading for Clear Understanding of Government Cause of Action – Media Observer Newsletter

During Susan Nakhumicha’s term as Health Cabinet Secretary, the ministry conducted a crackdown to curb irregular payments amounting to millions, from the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF). On Wednesday, 18 June 2025, Nation newspapercarried astory titled, ‘How thousands of patients lost access to health care overnight,’ in which Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale was reported defending the government action to downgrade 301 health facilit…Romania · Romania See the Story

Media is doing a splendid job preforming its national duty, but at what cost?

“Publish and be damned” is a phrase famously associated with Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington. It was a defiant response to the threat of blackmail, where the Duke was told that his private letters and affairs would be published. The phrase signifies a willingness to face the consequences of publication, regardless of potential harm or scandal. Closer home, this phrase was associated with the late Kenyan veteran journalist Joe Kadhi who…Media · Nairobi Read Article

Media should urge Kenyans to act soberly in view of rising political pressure

In a press statement published in the media recently, the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) warned of an emerging trend of political intolerance in the country. “This conduct directly violates the principles enshrined in Chapter Six of our Constitution, which emphasises integrity, respect, and accountability in leadership,” wrote The Star in a story, ‘NCIC raises alarm over rise in political intolerance,’ published on June 10, …Nairobi · Nairobi Read Article

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