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By Nelly M. Nyangorora Public consultations on Kenya’s draft Artificial Intelligence and Emerging. Technologies Policy end this week. Before us is a document that many experts...
By Nelly M. Nyangorora Public consultations on Kenya’s draft Artificial Intelligence and Emerging. Technologies Policy end this week. Before us is a document that many experts...
By Carole Gachacha The Kenya Media Sector Working Group (KMSWG), a coalition of 26 media organizations, has called for urgent measures to protect journalists ahead of...
By Raylenne Kambua Press freedom in Kenya and across East Africa is facing a dangerous and unprecedented decline. Once regarded as a regional beacon of media...
On June 12, African Women and Child Feature Services (AWCFS), with support from UN Women, convened a media learning session on Family and Personal Law. Conducted...
On May 21st, KICTANet hosted the 19th Kenya Internet Governance Forum (KeIGF), the main flagship event of the Africa Tech Policy Summit (AfTPS), convening the government,...
By Raylenne Kambua The Internet Society Kenya Chapter (ISOC Kenya) hosted the Third National Community Networks Summit from May 13–15, 2026, at the 777 Recreational Centre...
By Nelly Moraa Nyangorora Stakeholders at a national summit in Machakos called for stronger investment, policy support and collaboration to make community networks more useful to...
By Raylenne Kambua World Press Freedom Day (WPFD) 2026, held in Lusaka, unfolded as both a celebration and a moment of reckoning for journalism across Africa....
By Reitz Mureithi For more than five years, Irene Nasimiyu has commanded the airwaves, leading vibrant radio shows in Kakamega’s Lubao FM. As a radio journalist...
By Natalie Kakai The media landscape is shifting rapidly, and for women in journalism and people in communication, staying ahead means mastering the tools of tomorrow. We...
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