Kenyan Media Coverage of the 2022 General Election. A pre-election discussion

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ACME Talks

African Centre for Media Excellence

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Conversations about journalism, media and society in Uganda from the African Centre for Media Excellence.

Society & Culture

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Kenyan Media Coverage of the 2022 General Election. A pre-election discussion

ACME Talks

2 hours 18 minutes

3 years ago

Kenyan Media Coverage of the 2022 General Election. A pre-election discussion

Over the last four months, ACME has been conducting a study on how major newspapers, television and radio stations in Kenya covered the 2022 general election. This episode is a recording of a Twitter space in which the results of the study were discussed. The conversation was hosted by Dr. Caroline Mose, a lecturer at Technical University of Kenya and Mr. Kennedy Wandera, an international journalist.

Panellists were:-

Ms. Shikoh Kihika - Tribeless youth; activist

Ms. Rachael Ombaka - Africa Report; AMWIK

Mr. Dickens Olewe - BBC London

Mr. Abdullahi Halake - A media analyst