Kenya Editors Guild

Kenya Editors Guild KEG is a forum through which decision makers in the editorial departments of Kenyan media discuss their performance and issues affecting their work

📢JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Kenya Editors' Guild is seeking to recruit a highly qualified individual to fill the position of Chie...
31/07/2025

📢JOB ANNOUNCEMENT: Kenya Editors' Guild is seeking to recruit a highly qualified individual to fill the position of Chief Executive Officer.

Deadline: Friday August 15, 2025.

🔗Check out link for more details on the application👇.
https://www.kenyaeditorsguild.org/kenya-editors-guild-seeks-strategic-ceo-to-lead-the-future-of-journalism/

Lead the Charge in a Transformative Era for Media As Kenya’s media landscape navigates *unprecedented challenges—from digital disruption and shrinking revenues to threats against press freedom—the **Kenya Editors’ Guild (KEG)* […]

Standing for truth: Independent journalism is the backbone of democracy.
29/07/2025

Standing for truth: Independent journalism is the backbone of democracy.

Standing for truth: Independent journalism is the backbone of democracy.            Media Council of Kenya Association o...
29/07/2025

Standing for truth: Independent journalism is the backbone of democracy.

Media Council of Kenya Association of Media Women in Kenya (AMWIK) Rosalia Omungo Zubeidah Kananu Koome Martin Masai Linda Bach

27/07/2025

Dr. Mercy Korir - ODA backbone is weakening, the US is increasingly looking inward, the UK has given a plan on how it's going to cut its aid budget, this is happening in Netherlands and the whole of EU

26/07/2025

Agnes Mwangangi - All is not lost, we have solutions within to raise funds for our healthcare funding

26/07/2025

Dr. Githinji Gitahi: Kenya spends about $5b on health, from this, only $1b is from donors, $4b is from our taxes

26/07/2025

Dr. Willis Akhwale - The reduced donor funding in health sector in Africa began long time ago. It has just been made worse by the US government

26/07/2025

Eric: There is a frustration in seeing years of progress threatened by sudden shifts in donor priorities by the global volatilities that exist which are as a result of ODA cuts that continue to affect health and development in Africa

26/07/2025

Ann Mawathe: Africa's health future cannot be held hostage to the political wings of distant capitals

26/07/2025

KEG CEO Rosalia Omungo: We need to reframe the narrative on African agency. We believe in advancing a narrative of co-responsibility—one that clearly outlines the roles that African governments, the private sector, and philanthropists must play in financing sustainable health systems.

Amref Health Africa in Kenya Rosalia Omungo The Ministry of Health

Dr. Willis Akhwale, Special Advisor Kenya End Malaria Council : The reduction in Official Development Assistance (ODA) i...
24/07/2025

Dr. Willis Akhwale, Special Advisor
Kenya End Malaria Council
: The reduction in Official Development Assistance (ODA) is not just a budget line adjustment—it is a crisis of resilience, one that exposes the structural gaps we have not addressed over the years.

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Dr. Willis Akhwale, Special Advisor : Today, as resources decline and the funding landscape shifts, we must urgently rev...
24/07/2025

Dr. Willis Akhwale, Special Advisor

: Today, as resources decline and the funding landscape shifts, we must urgently revisit the sustainability conversation—this time, not as a footnote, but as a core strategy.


Amref Health Africa in Kenya Kenya End Malaria Council The Ministry of Health

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