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17th annual judgement of the PR industry
Entries are open to members and non-members from business enterprises, associations, private and government bodies, and students pursuing PR studies
STEPHEN NDEGWA
Give us more vibrant media interviews
Some journalists ask questions based on their personal political preferences, inclinations or bias using dichotomies that leave little or no room for objectivity....
STEPHEN NDEGWA
Did media abet and escalate trust issues in the General Election?
The media must undergo intensive training by constitutional and electoral experts on what to discern in this novel process.
STEPHEN NDEGWA
The ‘Githeri man’ brand endorsement shows dearth of authenticity in local advertising
The use of Kimotho, though highly exploitative, helps to promote the changing mind-set that now appreciates local heroes and talent.
STEPHEN NDEGWA
Death of investigative reporting and rise of scandal as news
Either journalists have become lazy, commercial or plain incompetent. No wonder the Iinternet has become a major source of news
STEPHEN NDEGWA
Presidential debate debacle raises pertinent governance issues
It is an opportunity for the media to put to task candidates on their past performance, role in the status quo and how...
STEPHEN NDEGWA
Fake lives equal fake news!
Fake news has been termed as a type of yellow journalism, an orientation which is based on sensationalism and crude exaggeration
STEPHEN NDEGWA
Telkom needs magic words, not magic freebies
Kenyans love free lunches, don’t they? Therefore, what better way to bait them to a new or refurbished product, than by promising them...
STEPHEN NDEGWA
