Journalism Dry Cleaner

An uncompromising critique of how the media covers topical issues, challenging traditional journalism concepts and charting fresh interpretations of news.

Thursday, 29 January 2015

A LOOSE EDITORIAL GUIDE ON HOW TO LOSE WITHOUT SENSE OF LOSS

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For some Kenyan newsrooms, one of those bad days in the office is gradually becoming like any other day, where editorial mishaps neither eli...
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Friday, 23 January 2015

IGNORANCE, EGG ON TV PRESENTER'S FACE AND A RARE ON AIR DRESS DOWN

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The TV presenter introduces an international football match. After the clip runs, he is left with egg on his face. One of the countries he h...
Tuesday, 20 January 2015

VANITY OF TEARS OVER TEAR-GASSED CHILDREN

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There's safety in numbers. So the group of school children, flanked by teachers, parents and activists marched majestically to reclaim t...
Thursday, 15 January 2015

REMEMBERING A REDEFINED ANCHOR AND FORGETTING THE NEWS WAS LATE

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Five minutes past the hour, the TV station was still airing commercials. At this time, major electronic media in Kenya ...
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Thursday, 8 January 2015

TWO TV STATIONS, ONE PERSON, TWO NAMES

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Getting the name of  a news source right. That ranks among the most basic of requirements for a news crew. A quick phone call or online cros...
Tuesday, 30 December 2014

TEMPTING THE DEVIL IN DAREDEVIL TV REPORTING

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The journalist kept pleading. But the security officers were adamant the law had been breached. The journalist explained there was no better...
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Tuesday, 23 December 2014

THE AUGUST HOUSE OF DISGUST AND IMPACT OF VOTERS' DECISIONS

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It was arguably the stormiest session in the history of Kenya's parliament. And it's easy to say the chaos was a reflection of the s...
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