In recent days, the Kenyan media appears to have rediscovered journalism with more critical investigative stories and fact checks.
Multistakeholder collectives face challenges in sustaining collaboration beyond the initial issues that first united them.
Going by recent events, we are quickly sliding down a precarious path as regards freedom of the press. The spike in disinformation, influence peddling, hostility and...
As nearly a dozen countries in the region prepare to hold presidential elections, the spread of disinformation is inflaming the continent's political landscape. Will facts prevail...
We at The Elephant stand with our fellow journalists against the attacks meted out during coverage of the recent demonstrations. An independent, impartial, and objective media...
In deploying measures to address the information disorder, the trend is towards the establishment of multi-stakeholder collaboratives.
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A few months into his first term, William Ruto discussed his administration with the media. But did he get his facts right?
The Kenyan media landscape has changed drastically in the time since Philip Ochieng wrote I Accuse the Press but the core of his argument remains pertinent.
The mushrooming of community radio stations and citizen journalism in Northern Kenya provides a far more nuanced and complex view of the lives in Northern Kenya,...
Kenya's mainstream media covers northern Kenya, the way Western media covers Africa. In Kenya's popular framing, the north is a place of banditry, conflict, a place...
Kenya's mainstream media needs to move away from looking at the region through the lens of conflict and drought and present a complete picture of northern...