MCK CEO Mr David Omwoyo sensitises parliamentarians on the security features of the new press cards being issued by the Council during the National Assembly Post Election Seminar
MCK CEO says that media houses are unable to sustain longevity and capacity building at work for young journalists
MCK CEO David Omwoyo says that media associations will be required to give recommendations to freelance journalists belonging to them as a pre requisite for accreditation
MCK CEO Mr David Omwoyo announcing the recall of MCK issued press cards to pave way for new cards with enhanced security features
The Cabinet Secretary, Ministry of Information, Communications and the Digital Economy Mr Eliud Owalo asks the members of the board selection panel to be keen on applicants who will serve the interest of the media in the country
The Principal Secretary, State Department of Broadcasting and Telecommunication Prof Edward Kisiang'ani urges the MCK board selection committee to agree on procedures that will respect the constitution and other laws.
MCK to review its strategic plan and realign it with the Kenya Kwanza Manifesto aimed at strengthening community media, independent content producers and sustainability of mainstream media
The PS recognises the critical place of independent and free media.
Prof Edward Kisiang'ani, Principal Secretary, State Department of Broadcast and Telecommunication urges media to exercise fairness and provide space for contest for candidates belonging to different political parties
Government to revise the Communication Act. Media owners to suggest legislative changes to ensure sustainability of the media in Kenya.
The PS notes that out of the pending KShs 1.2 billion, the government has so far released KShs 244 million to media houses
MCK CEO Mr David Omwoyo on Training 2,900 Journalists, Media Practitioners and Creative.