Category: MEDIA
As press freedom continues to struggle in Kenya, alternatives keep hope alive
Two ranking measures – the World Press Freedom Index 2021 and African Media Barometer publications – indicate that journalists ...
Empowering Women in media
Women remain underrepresented in leadership roles in media organisations despite a higher proportion of female students graduating from university journalism ...
How failure to report and manage sexual harassment is harming African news media
New research released today by the World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA)’s Women in News programme has provided first-of-its-kind insight ...
Journalists’ mental health during the pandemic: We need to talk
Stress, anxiety, depression, sleep and eating disorders or burnout are just some of the mental health problems that many journalists covering ...
The women you see in the news matter. Here’s why
Today is International Women’s Day – it’s a moment to think about how much better our news diet could be ...
Why is the media so afraid to talk about sexual harassment?
The eve of International Women’s Day presents an opportunity for us to think about gender equality and the long and ...
WAN-IFRA Women in News names Mary Mbewe the 2020 Editorial Leadership Award Laureate for Africa
Today, WAN-IFRA Women in News has named Mary Mbewe, the Executive Editor of the Daily Nation in Zambia, as the ...
The missing link in the fight against Covid-19
The missing link in the fight against the dreaded Coronavirus disease (Covid-19) in Kenya might lie in the lack of ...
Sexual harassment still rife in media
Sexual harassment in the newsroom is still a topic of concern, resuscitating calls for strict enforcement of media workplace policies. ...
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