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AMWIK Unveils Landmark State of Women in Media Report and Honors Excellence at 2026 Awards Gala

AMWIK Unveils Landmark State of Women in Media Report and Honors Excellence at 2026 Awards Gala In a historic milestone for the Kenyan media landscape, the Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) officially unveiled its pioneering State of Women in Media in Kenya (2026) report during the AMWIK Women

KENYAN MEDIA TO HOST PAN-AFRICAN MEDIA SUMMIT ON INFORMATIONINTEGRITY AND SUSTAINABILITY

МCK РАRTNERS TO HOST PAN-AFRICAN MEDIA SUMMIT ON INFORMATIONINTEGRITY AND SUSTAINABILITY NAIROBI- It is all systems go for the first Pan-African Media Summit, coming to Nairobi from 13to 14 May 2026. Over 20 countries are expected to attend, making it a truly continental gathering.The Summit will bring together editors, journalists,

IEBC, Media Stakeholders Sign MoU to Strengthen Election Reporting Ahead of 2027

IEBC, Media Stakeholders Sign MoU to Strengthen Election Reporting Ahead of 2027 AMWIK joined the Kenya Media Sector Working Group (KMSWG) in signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission(IEBC). This partnership establishes a formal framework for cooperation ahead of, during, and after the 2027

How Africa Can Curb Illicit Financial Flows to Unlock Development Funding

How Africa Can Curb Illicit Financial Flows to Unlock Development Funding By Victoria Musimbi Africa loses an estimated USD 90 billion every year through illicit financial flows funds that could transform schools, strengthen hospitals, improve infrastructure, and drive innovation across the continent. To tackle this challenge, the Coalition for Dialogue

Mongabay launches Swahili platform to expand access to environmental journalism in East Africa

Mongabay launches Swahili platform to expand access to environmental journalism in East Africa By Victoria Musimbi Communities across East Africa are facing the growing impacts of climate change, from devastating floods to prolonged droughts. Yet much of the information explaining these changes remains in scientific reports, policy documents, or technical

AMWIK TO CONVENE LANDMARK “WOMEN IN MEDIA CONFERENCE 2026” TO ADDRESS GENDER EQUITY AND MEDIA SUSTAINABILITY 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  REF: AMWIK TO CONVENE LANDMARK “WOMEN IN MEDIA CONFERENCE 2026” TO ADDRESS GENDER EQUITY AND MEDIA SUSTAINABILITY  NAIROBI, KENYA. The Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) is proud to announce the Women in Media Conference 2026, scheduled for 23-24 April 2026 in Nairobi. Under the theme “Resilient Professionals, Sustainable Futures,” this

Celebrating Excellence: Member Lourdes Walusala Joins the AU Media Fellowship Cohort 3.0

AMWIK’s Lourdes Walusala Selected for Prestigious AU Media Fellowship The Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) is proud to announce that our member, Lourdes Walusala, has been selected for the African Union Media Fellowship (AUMF) Cohort 3.0. Lourdes’ selection is a significant achievement, as she emerged as one of

Beyond Rhetoric: Calls for Concrete Action to Address Gender-Based Violence and Discrimination in Newsrooms

Beyond Rhetoric: Calls for Concrete Action to Address Gender-Based Violence and Discrimination in Newsrooms As the international community observes this year’s International Women’s Month, Federation of Eastern African Journalists has noted with concerns unacceptable working conditions women journalists are subjected to by both local and international media houses. We urge

Cynthia Gichiri Triumphs at the 2026 Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Media Africa Awards

AMWIK Member Cynthia Gichiri Triumphs at the 2026 Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Media Africa Awards The Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) is thrilled to celebrate the outstanding achievement of our member, Cynthia Gichiri, who has been named a winner of the prestigious 2026 Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung (KAS) Media Africa Award for Local Journalism.

Opinion Editorial: The Frequency of Progress, Gender, AI, and the Soul of Kenyan Radio

Opinion Editorial: The Frequency of Progress, Gender, AI, and the Soul of Kenyan RadioBy: Queenter Mbori, ED, The Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) The story of radio in Kenya reflects the struggle of Kenyan women for visibility and voice. From the first colonial broadcasts in 1928 to the

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