By  Everlyne W Muriithi Like any beginner, I started frustrated — the tools often seemed to give me everything except what I actually wanted On 17th January 2026, I joined fellow journalists for IAWRT’s Digital Training, (Module 6) a session that felt less like a class and more like a wake-up call. The...

By Jedidah Mumia The digital landscape has shifted from static content to an era of intelligent co-creation. As we navigate this era, the success of any media strategy relies on three interconnected pillars: the ability to generate high-fidelity assets, the engineering precision to guide those models, and the data-driven precision to engage the...

By Isabel Ziz Kenyan newsrooms are undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. Where journalists once relied heavily on manual processes such as hours spent transcribing interviews, developing story structures and editorials from scratch, sorting through piles of documents, and designing visuals from scratch, today’s media landscape demands speed, accuracy, creativity, and digital fluency....

By Celine Abuga Like any beginner, I started frustrated — the tools often seemed to give me everything except what I actually wanted My relationship with Artificial Intelligence (AI) began in outright distrust. With a deeply conservative outlook, I saw these tools as little more than crutches for the lazy — shortcuts for...

By Raylenne Kambua Kenyan newsrooms are undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. Where journalists once relied heavily on manual processes such as hours spent transcribing interviews, developing story structures and editorials from scratch, sorting through piles of documents, and designing visuals from scratch, today’s media landscape demands speed, accuracy, creativity, and digital fluency....

By Selphar Musungu When artificial intelligence first began making its way into Kenyan newsrooms, many female journalists watched with curiosity, eager to learn but unsure where to begin. That uncertainty is now fading, thanks to a new initiative by the International Association of Women in Radio and Television (IAWRT–Kenya), supported by Google, APC,...

By Loise Lenser In a country that has taken the lead in the use of AI across the world, journalists have not been left behind. Kenya’s young reporters are now stepping into a new wave of digital storytelling through a structured training programme designed to help them understand and use modern tools in...

By Nelly Moraa Entebe ,Uganda — African law enforcement agencies, legal bodies, and media organizations have pledged new commitments to protect women journalists amid rising cases of harassment, intimidation, and violence across the continent. In picture, law enforcement officers -from the left representing Uganda, Nigeria, Cameroon and Kenya during our training on Monitoring...