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When covering protests, your safety is key! Do so by working in teams, maintaining contact with your newsroom, and carrying essential safety items such as helmets, first aid kits and press IDs. #PressSafety

As a journalist, it's crucial to know your rights. Your safety is your first priority — protect yourself and those around you. secure your devices and footage, and keep emergency hotlines close in case of arrest, injury, or threats. Your safety isn't optional—it's essential. For

The Kenya Media Sector Working Group (KMSWG) with support from Friedrich Naumann Foundation Kenya convened this morning to assess the current state of the media in Kenya amid mounting challenges. The meeting brought together diverse voices from the sector to discuss critical issues such as threats to

Congratulations to the Association of Media Women in Kenya new board!!

Association of Media Women in Kenya Friedrich Naumann Foundation Kenya Robi Koki Ochieng Jane PhD Duncan Khaemba Josphine Nkuubi IAWRT-Kenya Winnie Nations Association of Freelance Journalists TalkAfrica kelvin nyangweso #BanOnlineViolenceKE 🇰🇪 As the media faces increasing pressure from threats to press freedom especially here in #Kenya and journalists' safety, to the rise of AI and digital risks, it’s critical that the sector stands united.

🚨OPPORTUNITY: Association of Media Women in Kenya is implementing a project aimed at safeguarding women journalists in digital spaces. The project seeks to build awareness and capacity of women journalists to identify, prevent, and respond to online harassment, cyber threats, and digital gender-based

We are thrilled to announce a partnership between the Mental Wellness Association of Kenya (MWAK) and the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) to advance mental health awareness and advocacy within Kenya’s media industry. In the signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU),

Heartfelt congratulations!

This evening, I had the privilege of engaging with the leadership of the Kenya Editors’ Guild (KEG), Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK), and the Kenya Union of Journalists (KUJ), alongside the Media Council of Kenya (MCK). It was a meaningful meeting of minds, grounded in open

Media Ethics: At a media leadership forum today organised by.Media Council of Kenya, .Ministry of Info, Comms & The Digital Economy KE Cabinet Secretary .Hon. William Kabogo urged the media to prioritise the protection of public interest, particularly children’s rights, when reporting on protests. He called for responsible

Press Freedom Wishlist: Kenya's media stakeholders have put forward several proposals aimed at upholding press freedom, fostering mutual respect and promoting constructive dialogue with the government. MORE: bit.ly/3TJVoj3

talkafrica.co.ke/amwik-elects-n… This leadership change ushers in fresh perspectives as AMWIK continues its longstanding mission to elevate women’s roles in the Kenyan media landscape.

The Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communications and the Digital Economy Ministry of Info, Comms & The Digital Economy KE, Hon. William Kabogo Hon. William Kabogo, held a high-level meeting with media industry leaders to address critical issues of press freedom, responsible journalism, and safeguarding public interest.

Today, representatives from key media sector organizations—including the Media Council of Kenya , Kenya Editors’ Guild , the AMWIK Board and Trustees to assess the current landscape, identify challenges, and develop strategies to address them. Among the key challenges highlighted are concerns

Understand #TFGBV is crucial I tackling it. Association of Media Women in Kenya