MEDIA
This category address all you need to know about what’s happening in Media today
Radio Africa Group Lays Off A Third of Its Staff
Radio Africa Group is set to lay off over 150 members of its staff following the difficult economic times experienced by the media...
Kevin Namunwa2 Mins read
Citizen TV Still The Money Kings as Digital Disruption Hits Industry Hard
KTN the second most marketable tv station in the country
Samuel Gitonga1 Mins read
Kenyans Among Winners of Wild Photography Contest
Safal Group Chief Executive Officer Anders Lindgren said while the competition highlighted the impact of water conservation.
BT Correspondent2 Mins read
Will Mainstream Media Survive the Next Decade?
Some media houses grow due to innovation, while others especially smaller radios and newspapers, will die and new ones will emerge.
FRED GORI2 Mins read
John Allan Namu, Sanaipei Tande Become Comrades in Crime
The new assignment will put to test Allan Namu’s investigative skills in the fiction realm - both in production and acting.
BT Correspondent2 Mins read
Aviation Expert Wins Defamation Case Against Standard Newspaper
The judgement was delivered by Mombasa High Court presiding Judge Patrick Otieno, who also ordered the media house to pay costs of the...
BT Reporter1 Mins read
Sky News Apologises For “Erroneous” Stowaway Report
Facts in Sky News report contradicted by new report
Samuel Gitonga2 Mins read
Maina Kageni, King’ang’i on the Spot as Radio Presenters Face the Sack
Tension has been growing in Radio Africa Group since Monday when the company issued a one-month notice of the intended retrenchment.
BT Correspondent3 Mins read
