This #InternationalLabourDay , we celebrate journalists. They are part of the working class, keeping the public informed and holding power accountable. KUJ remains dedicated to protecting their rights and welfare. #LabourDay #LabourDay 2024

Happy Labour Day to all workers in the media industry and other fields.
#LabourDay2024

APB OFFICE BEARERS
(Honorable Secretary)

Toepista Nabusoba
Toepista Nabusoba
#APBLaunch2024

Take a pause and appreciate your input and impact. Happy labour day to all the workers in the media fraternity and in the world at large.
#HappyLabourDay

This evening we meet at All Saints Cathedral Auditorium at 5-7pm #ForMichaelOyier 🕊️ Fundraiser.

If you can't make it, please send your contribution to Mpesa Paybill 4230000 Account (your name)*

Let's support #OurGentleMichael .

See you there!

'Cervical cancer is a preventable disease. We have the tools for prevention which is a vaccine. Why are we not using it? There is a lot of misinformation and stigma on this vaccine.'~ Prof. Nelly Mugo-Principal Research Scientist at CCR.
#Crediblevoices
#Cervicalcancerawareness

In pictures: Editors during the press club luncheon.
#Crediblevoices
#Cervicalcancerawareness

Ifikie DCI KENYA

Kenya Editors' Guild invites all its members to the 2024 AGM on Saturday, 27th April at the All Saints' Cathedral from 9.00 am.

#KEGAGM2024

Equip yourself with the knowledge to thrive in the digital age. The Digital Safety and Security Handbook📔, developed by Association of Media Women in Kenya and DW Akademie under the Women At Web (EastAfrica) network is your ultimate resource! This comprehensive guide empowers #media practitioners with the knowledge

Media houses in Kenya are not well equipped to cover climate change stories , they should have clear policies that promote coverage of climate change stories.

_Hilda Ajema, Journalist- Ghetto Radio

Most climate change conversations are too elitist, there's a gap on how journalists communicate to the local mwananchi for effective communication
_Rebecca Muiruri, Producer KTN News.

Hellen Shikanda of Nation Media Group sheds light on the challenges print journalists face when reporting on climate change.

Partnerships are critical to action and consequently impact Journalists for Human Rights (JHR)

MEDIA ACCREDITATION NOW OPEN.
Journalists are invited to register for the upcoming Africa Fertilizer and Soil Health (AFSH) Summit: 7-9 May 2024
Deadline: April 25, 2024.
Registration and details of the event-
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#AFSH24

The media plays an integral role in shaping public opinion, influencing behaviour and attitudes, spreading awareness, and sharpening knowledge on climate change. 

I officiated the launch of a two-day climate change reporting and curriculum development pre-training workshop for

This inaugural training of editors, journalists and scientists signifies the commitment of the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change & Forestry in partnership with GermanEmbassyNairobi through GIZ and Kenya Editors’ Guild for continuous learning and delivery of factual information ~PS Eng Ng'eno

Female journalists are often subjected to targeted harassment, threats of violence & cyberstalking. The podcast #DigitalDada by AUMediaFellow @ceciliamaundu & Esther Namuhisa provides solutions that mitigate against online harassment. #AUMediaFellowship

Watch: ow.ly/Q7fq50QFgRa

'As Journalists we should a habit to read the existing editorial policies. Media houses should get partners to train journalists to help them get acquainted with the policies.'~Doreen Magak-Acting Chairlady of the Kisumu Journalist Network.

'There is trust deficit between the public and the media. Policies on ownership and management structure of the media may help.There is a lot of influence from the political side. A neutral person will gain more trust from the public.'~David Bondo, Station Manager-Jowi FM