By Victor Bwire As the wave of misinformation, harmful content, and the clamor for a clean information sphere grows globally, players in the information space are developing innovative interventions to equip users, especially the youth, with the skills and tools to use and produce media content responsibly. Increasingly, the largest group using media spaces, particularly […]

By Hyline Ocharo From crackling shortwave sets to sleek digital studios, radio remains one of humanity’s most exciting and enduring innovations. On World Radio Day (February 13th), Kenyans are reminded that despite rapid technological change, radio continues to inform, entertain, and connect communities in ways few other media can. For decades, radio has been a […]

By Victor Bwire The politics of the 2027 general election are already with us, intense, tension-filled, and marked by misinformation, manipulation, and rising intolerance. This election season is shaping up to be characterized by extreme political rhetoric, insults, misuse of state power, and, most alarmingly, threats to freedom of expression, particularly targeting social media platforms. […]