Nairobi — Freedom of the press in Kenya is facing its biggest challenge since independence, with government censorship on the rise both during and since last year's general election.
Kenya's media landscape includes five major television stations and well over 90 FM radio stations, two national leading newspapers (the Daily Nation and Standard), with a few more in circulation and several topical magazines.
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