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It is not clear whether The Standard editors rejected the cartoon on moral grounds or whether they did not want to appear to be backing the controversial call. Most likely, however, the cartoon was rejected over the use of the word "erection.

Using, among others, the online fundraising platform, M-Changa, Oyuga is asking friends and well-wishers to assist his wife, Sabina, travel to India for the crucial procedure

Some journalists wondered whether Mutua wanted the TV’s programming to be changed to accommodate him out of schedule. Yet also, he had supporters for his move, with many of his Facebook followers praising him for standing by his principles, accusing TV stations of being time-waters.

What’s news? That’s the question that journalists from various media houses in Kenya are grappling with today after the Daily Nation published what many...

Kiragu has been working for The Standard as a writer on the supplements desk, where he landed after quitting The star

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has, for the first time, published salaries of its highest paid stars, which makes what Kenya's media personalities earn...

President Uhuru Kenyatta reveals how media cartel wanted to make huge profits from Kenyans using presidential debate

On average, Citizen Radio takes the top spot with a share of 16.2 per cent, Radio Maisha with 12.8 per cent followed by Jambo which maintains its third position in share with an average of 9.2 per cent