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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