In a statement released on Thursday, the media women’s body said women were increasingly being targeted, abused and killed in homes and communities that should ordinarily guarantee safety and protection.
By David AbonyoThe report indicates that women hold just 2.8 per cent of media management positions and 3.7 per cent of editorial leadership roles. It further reveals that men control more than 95 per cent of media ownership, a situation that continues to limit women’s participation in shaping newsroom policies and editorial direction.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe summit aims to provide a platform for dialogue on the evolving media landscape, including emerging opportunities, structural challenges, and the future of journalism on the continent.
By Bradley BosireAMWIK Chair Robi Koki Ochieng urges Kenyans to rethink traditional gender roles, linking outdated norms and economic pressures to gender-based violence and calling for shared caregiving and open family dialogue.
By Chrispho OwuorSpeaking during an interview on Radio Generation, Mbori highlighted that the media industry, like the wider society, remains largely patriarchal and tends to exclude women from leadership roles and key decision-making positions.
By David AbonyoMbori emphasized that digital platforms have created new opportunities for women to produce stories independently and assume leadership roles without being constrained by the hierarchies that define mainstream media.
By David Abonyo