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KCA Holds Training on Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists in Transnzoia County

Kenya Correspondents Association (KCA) in partnership with UNESCO's International Programme for the Development of Communication has today commenced a two-day training on Freedom of Expression and Safety of Journalists in Transnzoia County. This marks the fourth training since its...

BBI: A LEPROSY FOR THE YOUTH

By Kennedy Odweyo The Building Bridges Initiative report  (BBI) needs not an ADS Rifle lense to see that it has sweetly offered a calabash of baits to the common youth(wo)man in Kenya. Its proposals to solving the problems of the...

Political narratives are to blame for the election of unqualified leaders

By Cavin Odhiambo A few weeks ago I started a Youtube channel called Be The Leader (BTL) to talk about leadership and entrepreneurship. The decision to include leadership as a contemporary was informed by the political temperatures that we experience...

Ways to regain media freedom in Kenya

By Cynthia  Manzi The Kenyan constitution allows for freedom of expression which does not extend in cases of incitement of violence, the propaganda of war and spread of hate speech. It may appear in a paper that as a country we...

Covid 19 made me get out my comfort zone

My name is Victor Karuga, a BAKE member who likes to read and to write a little. Like most people, COVID has had a mostly negative impact on my life. Loss of income, mobility and the uncertainty that surrounds...

governance promotion in the digital age

By Sylvester Addo Today, we live in a world where everything is moving online and becoming digital because of the fourth industrial revolution. We shop and sell online, chat and meet with family and friends on social media platforms, have...

Can the government and its citizens connect through the digital space?

By David Gitari. Peter Drucker once said “If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old” The planet we live in today is evolving fast in technology, the urge to simplify and fasten operations in several industries...

When we become each others’ responsibilities we build better communities

By Tibo Deo Most people called him the tiny bird, messenger, some the confused village boy while others called him a wise boy.  He was everything you needed to know about the updated political prevailing situations of the community.  I...

How to spark a conversation that will effect change

By Brian Muchiri As a budding writer/content creator, I seek to entertain my readers and take their minds off the stress that they may be going through in their lives. I desire to provoke critical thinking  and introduce them to...

How I would use the digital skills learnt to promote governance issues in my community

By Peter Mmbando The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) has been conducting online training sessions, since August aimed at equipping young minds with digital skills to spark conversations and  promote governance issues in their communities. Here is a perspective of...

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