President Barack Obama is expected to address a range of topics when he arrives in Kenya tomorrow. The Kenyan government says it plans to discuss security and trade, while… Read more »
Kenya's constitution guarantees freedom of the media, but President Uhuru Kenyatta's
Jubilee coalition has introduced several bills that undermine rather than enforce that
principle. Journalists are vulnerable to legal harassment, threats, or attack, while news outlets
are manipulated by advertisers or politicianowners. The deteriorating climate comes at a
crucial time for Kenya's democracy, security, and economy. see more »
Corruption, the government, and press freedom are frequent subjects for Godfrey "Gado" Mwampembwa, a political cartoonist in East and Central Africa. The following is a selection of cartoons on the ... see more »
New footage has emerged of how GSU officers brutalised journalists and county officials leaving two of the journalists, and county officials injured and hospitalized. The footage shows the GSU officers literally launch an attack when the journalists were still in the vehicle without asking any questions. Senior police officers have since said the journalists provoked the officers. Did they? Gladys Gachanja has a look at a brutal attack at the ADC Galana ranch.
Instead of passing new legislation in keeping with the new constitution's guarantees for freedom of the press, the government has introduced a series of laws that undermine… Read more »
Journalists with foreign media credentials are finding it increasingly difficult to gain accreditation for covering events involving President Uhuru Kenyatta. Read more »
When the International Criminal Court (ICC) began its investigations into the 2007-2008 post-election violence that killed over 1,000 people, it had wide public support. Kenyans… Read more »
The late political scientist Joel D. Barkan wrote in 2013: "Kenya is the anchor of eastern Africa and the region's geopolitical and economic hub; conditions there determine the… Read more »
Ahead of U.S. President Barack Obama's visit to Kenya this month, the Committee to Protect Journalists will release a special report, "Broken promises: How Kenya is failing to… Read more »
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