Kenya: New Report Shows That Digital Migration and Online Have Disrupted the Kenyan Media Landscape - Find Out the Winners and Losers

London — There have major changes in the Kenyan media landscape and a just published report by Reelforge and TIFA Research provides many useful insights into what's changed. Russell Southwood reviews the reports's key findings.

The real BC and AD for the Kenyan media landscape has been before the digital broadcasting migration and after it. According to Communications Authority of Kenya data, from 2015, the number of TV channels has gone from 9 to 68 in 2019. Radio channels have also increased over the same period from 120 to 173. It also claims that there are 22 new online sites.

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