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journalists safety in the spotlight as trust in media wavers
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AI-generatedThe article focuses on journalist safety and media trust in Kenya, with no direct commercial mechanism. No concrete investment amounts, commodity price moves, regulation targeting a sector, or economic indicators are reported. The government's investment in digital infrastructure is mentioned but without specific figures or commercial impact. Therefore, no sector is materially affected.
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- Media Council of Kenya 2025 report: 54% of Kenyans perceive government coverage as unfair, up from previous year.
- National Police Service reassured journalists of safety ahead of 2027 General Election, acknowledging past violations.
- Kenya Union of Journalists challenging restrictive provisions in Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Act at Supreme Court.
- Government investing in policy reforms and digital infrastructure to enhance media integrity and combat misinformation.