If sustained attacks on media don’t stop, Kenyans should forget democracy
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They are a new symptom of a disease that has affected the Uruguayan media system for years: a deep financial crisis that advances without finding a structural response from the political system. Every worker who loses his or her job represents much more than a number in a cost sheet. Behind each decoupling there are journalists, cameramen, editors, producers, technicians, administrators and entire families who face uncertainty in a sector that h…
If sustained attacks on media don’t stop, Kenyans should forget democracy
The Star photojournalist Enos Teche made it to the front page of his newspaper on July 17, for the wrong reasons. Teche was attacked by a gang of masked gun-toting men outside Ol Kalou Comprehensive School while covering the by-election on July 16. He was injured and robbed of his camera as uniformed police officers stood by. An MP from Kiambu appeared to be coordinating the attacks, Teche said. He wasn’t the only journalist assaulted that day,…
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