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A milestone for Kenyan journalism

NAIROBI: The number of institutions offering journalism and media studies in the country has grown. This growth in the numbers could be attributed to the need for professionals in the industry, initially created by the liberation of the airwaves in 1992 and the realisation that journalism is a profession that requires specific skills.

It was therefore necessary to have discussions on the minimum qualifications required for those interested in pursuing journalism as a career.

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