In this interview, Christine Nguku, a veteran Kenyan broadcast journalist and the Assistant Director of Training and Curriculum Development, Media Council of Kenya, discusses the responsibilities of Sudanese journalists in an environment filled with hate speech and incitement to violence. She also discusses the journey of Kenyan media as it professionalised in the wake of Kenya’s 2007/2008 post-election violence.
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00:45 What responsibility do Sudanese journalists have to influence the situation in their country in a positive way?
01:37 What responsibility do journalists have in a situation where hate speech and incitement are so prevalent?
03:12 What message do you have for your Sudanese colleagues in their present predicament as a Kenyan journalist who has seen her profession walk that path towards improvement?
