Leave journalists alone
EDITORIAL
Twice in the past one week, some legislators have threatened journalists over their alleged biased reporting.
By Editorial | 1 month ago
KTN’s Duncan Khaemba wins top post in Parliamentary association
Khaemba garnered 60 votes out of the 67 ballots cast to take over the mantle from Moses Njagi, a former Standard Newspaper reporter.
Patrick Vidija | 2 months ago
Leave journalists alone
Twice in the past one week, some legislators have threatened journalists over their alleged biased reporting.
Editorial | 1 month ago
KTN’s Duncan Khaemba wins top post in Parliamentary association
Khaemba garnered 60 votes out of the 67 ballots cast to take over the mantle from Moses Njagi, a former Standard Newspaper reporter.
Patrick Vidija | 2 months ago
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