Kenya Newspaper and Media
Kenya has a diverse and, until recently, a relatively free newspaper and media industry. It often practised self-censorship under the rule of Presidents Kenyatta and Moi, but was still one of the few African nations that enjoyed a certain amount of press freedom.
Kenya President Mwai Kibaki won a landslide election victory in 2002 pledging to fight corruption and increase media freedom. However, recent events have raised serious doubts about this more.
| Kenya Newspapers East African Standard Daily Nation Kenya Times East African |
| Kenya Radio State-owned broadcasting stations: Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) Metro FM (KBC) Coro FM (KBC) |
| Private broadcasting stations: Kameme FM Kiss FM Capital FM East FM Radio Citizen Inooro FM Radio Ramogi Rehema Radio Easy FM (Nation Media Group) |
| Kenya Television State-owned television stations: Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) Metro TV (KBC)
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| Private television stations: Kenya Television Network Stella TV (STV) Nation TV (Nation Media Group) Citizen TV Family TV |
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