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Stalemate puts journalists' jobs at risk, says union

The Kenya Union of Journalists (KUJ) has demanded a quick resolution to the stand-off between the Government and three major media houses that has resulted in four TV stations being switched off.

Speaking in Nairobi Monday, KUJ officials expressed concern that jobs of thousands of journalists may be at risk and Kenyans will lose their right to information if the stand-off continues.

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