Video Dislodges Film from the Apex of Shooting
Resilient as the film seemed to be, the time had come for the filming fraternity to acknowledge, even albeit inadvertently, that its term was over. It had lost the filming
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Communication
Sound Instructor Joins in Mourning the Death of Film in Kenya
Former film cameraman Henry Bwoka is not alone in mourning the death of film in Kenya. John Wambulwa, a fellow retiree sound instructor at the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication
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The Rise of Video and the Fall of Film
It’s a presidential function at Uhuru Park in 1982. The president is the late Daniel Arap Moi, and a battery of journalists is eager to document the event. Security agents mingle
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Commissioner raises concern over misinformation
Turkana Central Deputy County Commissioner Thomas Siele has raised concerns over the rise of misinformation and sensationalized reporting on social media platforms in the county. Speaking during the World Press Freedom
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Journalists Urged to Promote Development Initiatives
Kisii Central Deputy County Commissioner (DCC), Joseph Mwangi has encouraged journalists to work hand-in-hand with the government in amplifying development initiatives. Speaking during the World Press Freedom Day at the Kisii
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