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Kenya: U.S. Slams Kenyatta Government Over TV Stitch Off
Nairobi News, 2 February 2018
The United States has warned the Kenyan government against muzzling the media. Read more »
The United States has accused the government of intimidating and restricting the media. This follows the closure of three major TV stations for the the live broadcast of the "swearing-in" of opposition National Super Alliance leader Raila Odinga, as the people's president. The High Court has however suspended the shutdown for 14 days pending a hearing to challenge the order, The East African reports.
Blank screens of leading television stations NTV, Citizen and KTN and a live K24 one in the Nation newsrom on February 2.
A Kenyan court has suspended the shutdown of television stations for 14 days pending a hearing of the case challenging the switch off, according to The East African. Earlier ... Read more »
Activists, together with the Kenya Union of Journalists, have threatened to sue the government following the closure of three major TV stations namely NTV, KTN News and Citizen for ... Read more »
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