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Journalists must deny divisive leaders platform to spew their vitriol

standardmedia.co.ke 25 Aug

Kenya

Journalists must deny divisive leaders platform to spew their vitriol — Sources: standardmedia.co.ke

The Media Council of Kenya's 2025 Code of Conduct for Media Practice speaks of 'safeguarding the public interest by balancing press freedom with responsibility, preventing sensationalism

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