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Kenya Newspapers
Kenya has one of the most vibrant and free press in the whole of Africa. There are many sources of news in Kenya, best of which are Kenya’s two main Newspapers, which have been in existence for about 50 years. The two most popular newspapers in Kenya are the Daily Nation and the |
and commentary covering the diverse views from Kenya. Therefore, for an unbiased view of Kenya news, I advice that you read both the Daily Nation and the East African Standard.
The Kenya Times is another smaller national paper in Kenya. You will also find many other regional papers and magazines.
Kenya Radio StationsOne of the best ways to spend time and relax in Kenya is by turning on your Radio and listening to the cool music, discussions and news from Kenya. You will discover that Kenya radio station both on air and on the internet as being very interesting with funny DJ’s playing popular hits and accurate news about Kenya
There is also very interesting and vibrant political debate about Kenya where people really say what is on their mind and there are healthy honest debates.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation(KBC)Radio: KBC is the state-run Radio and Television Company of Kenya. It broadcasts in both English and Swahili and in most local languages of Kenya.
KBC was originally the official mouthpiece of the government but it has now become more objective in its reporting.
98.4 Capital FM: Capital FM is a Kenyan urban music radio station which started in 1996.
Capital FM is popular among the middle-class and upper-class markets of Kenya especially in Nairobi. They play a mixture of hip hop, RnB, rock, neo soul, new jack swing, world music, jazz, techno, dance music and also features local artists.
They have also introduced a show for local music called the "East African Chart show", that plays popular music from Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
Kiss 100 FM: Kiss 100 FM delivers Nairobi's Fresh Hits every day. They feature a lot of local musicians and will help you explore Kenya’s music and culture. They also deliver the latest news with great analysis and fun.
Metro FM 101.9: Metro FM 101.9 is part of Kenya Broadcasting Corporation and was set up in 1996. The station mainly plays International Music and other African music. They play the popular Lingala music from Congo, Rhythm and Blues and Hip hop music.
Kameme 101.1 FM: Kameme FM is a popular radio station in Kenya. The station provides entertainment and news from the local areas. They also have Talk shows, phone-ins, discussions, news excerpts, and most importantly music.
Kameme FM started in 1999 and broadcasts in three languages, Kikuyu, Kiswahili and English.
KBC TV is Kenya Government broadcasting organization whose mission is to be “The leading Broadcaster, providing quality programmes to all Kenyans”.
They provide local, regional and international news and also broadcast educational programs promoting local cultural values.
KBC TV broadcasts in both English and Kiswahili Language, and sometimes in some tribal lianguages like Somali, Borana, Rendile, Burji and Turkana, Meru, Embu, Maasai, Kamba, Luo, Kisii, Kalenjin, Kuria, Teso, Luhya, Suba and Pokot.
Kenya Television NetworkKenya Television Network (KTN) is a leading television station in Kenya. It was founded in 1990 as the second free TV-station in Kenya, providing an alternative to KBC's broadcast monopoly.
KTN offers a variety of programming including CNN, business, entertainment, MTV, as well as programs from America, Europe, Australia and other African Countries.
The success of KTN has inspired many Kenyans to create independent productions and generate local programs.
KTN has dome very well promoting local music and theatres as well as the African fashion industry.
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