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State seeks to limit press freedom as it feels intimidated by robust media

Journalists in Eldoret town light candles to honour fallen veteran journalist John Kituyi who was assassinated last year. Continued harassment of journalists in the course of their work and bold attacks by police officers, political goons and even online bullying continue to be reported.  (PHOTO: PETER MAIYO/ STANDARD)

The recent threats to freedom of press in Kenya stem from a robust media that unnerves the Government.

Although Kenya is partly considered a country with free media environment, journalists still face many threats.

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