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More women joining newsrooms, but few have risen to top positions

Amwik Executive Director Judie Kaberia (second right) says women in media are grappling with sexual harassment, pay disparities and career stagnation. [Edward Kiplimo, Standard]

Although the number of female journalists has increased over the years, there are still fewer women in management.

Association of Media Women in Kenya (Amwik) Executive Director Judie Kaberia says women in media are grappling with sexual harassment, pay disparities and career stagnation among other things.

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