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The thin line between right and wrong in electoral politics PR
It’s an election year, right? Forget the fact that, even at the best of times, this country is perpetually on political campaign mode....
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Of media paradigm shifts and big data for development
Last week, I received a WhatsApp text message analysing the intrigues in the ongoing maize flour shortage. The exposé gave a chronology of...
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Professionalism should be on top of the agenda in PR governance
The PR fraternity in Kenya went to the polls in April in the biennial elections of the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK)....
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The Kenyan PR industry still coming in from the cold
For any business, organisation or even some individuals to survive in today’s cut-throat competition for limited resources and increasingly demanding clients, one of...
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PR industry needs thorough cleaning to restore integrity
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he public relations (PR) profession in Kenya has come from far. Indeed, it is only in recent times that the industry has started...
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Who will clear up all this mess?
Lack of proper garbage disposal in Kenya has reached alarming levels. Nearly every other major urban centre is facing a crisis of mounting...
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Kenya should guard against resource related conflicts
Recent ethnic acrimony over discovery of mineral deposits in Kenya has been captured in a report published in April, 2016 by the United...
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Rapid urbanisation worsening climate change
Over 50 per cent of the world’s population lives in urban areas, exacerbating climate change. According to the World Bank, this trend is...
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